AT the start of the season despite the bookies predicting Stanley to be relegated (wrong again) I was full of optimism that the Reds would make a push for the top half of the table.
THIS season we are definitely the kings of the last minute goal, and this time it was Shay McCartan to the rescue and Stanley gained a well-earned point from high-flying York.
THE Stanley directors must be tearing out what little hair they have left.
Rochdale scored the luckiest goal ever to equalise on Saturday.
LEAGUE Two is a very strange place to be this year, with different teams continuing to upset the odds each week.
TUESDAY night’s battling performance to earn a draw against Bury, despite being harshly down to 10 men, was a cracking result for the Reds.
The old cliché that football is a game of two halves was once again shown to be true on Friday night.
IT feels like it’s been raining for months and with the terrible pictures on the news of an underwater southern Britain I was fearful that Saturday’s trip to Wycombe would be called off.
ABANDONED was a very apt word to describe not only the referee’s defenceless decision to call the match off on Saturday, but also how many of us on the terraces were left feeling.
I WAS absolutely gutted when Newport’s equaliser hit the back of the net in injury time.
