Agnew’s Angle: A Tale of Two Players
Once upon a time, there were two footballers, writes David Agnew, one called Lasse and one called Hakeeb. They were signed by a chap called […]
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Agnew’s Angle: Come Back?
Come back, with me colour TV and my CD collection of Bob Marley. Well perhaps not quite like that, writes David Agnew. I’m not sure […]
Progress: A Tale of Two Football Club
You wait two months for a game in which the Imps score twice and all of a sudden two come along in the space of […]
Agnew’s Angle: This Ground is Coming Like Goal Drought.
This Ground is Coming Like Goal Drought. All the nets have been thrown out, This place is coming like a goal drought. Fans won’t sing […]
That Was Then, 1989
One of my favourite sites on Facebook is Lincoln City Memories, where the indomitable Linda Hodson posts a variety of fascinating material from the club’s […]
The Blame Game
Everyone’s at it; even MK, writes Richard Godson. I felt for Gary as I read his thoughts on Saturday’s goalless draw with Cambridge United. Few […]
Agnew’s Angle – It’s Just a Jump to the Left….
Hello again! It’s been a while, writes David Agnew – somewhat sheepishly. Sadly, my illness deteriorated and I became unable to write. In fact I […]
Risk & Reward: The Market For Players
Twenty-seven years ago today (as I write), Darren Huckerby scored City’s only goal as we went down 3 – 1 at Barnet, writes Richard Godson. […]
Agnew’s Angle: A Change, My Dear…..
And not a moment too soon. I often wonder, writes David Agnew, how I can link two subjects I love, into a convincing juxtaposition. Call […]
Agnew’s Angle: Thanks, Thommo
Isn’t it? Wasn’t it? Marvellous. You know, I’ve been lucky in my life, writes David Agnew. No, change that. I’ve been blessed in my life. […]
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