A Load Of Old Toffee – Episode 3: The ALOOT juggernaut is gaining speed each and every week, with the podcast already now three episodes old. You know the score by now – Steve Watkins is your host and Dean Thompson and Mark Hollis are your regulars, while Liam Govey …
It might not have been the prettiest spectacle at times on Saturday, but we did the job and secured all three points. We’ll look back at the end of the season while clasping the League One trophy and what will we see? The list of results won’t say anything but …
A Load Of Old Toffee – Episode 2: With a brand new sparkly jingle, it is the latest instalment from the independent Stevenage FC podcast and Steve Watkins is joined by Dean Thompson, Mark Hollis and Tony Creek. Topics include Robin Shroot (again), the joys of away days and the …
It appears that our failure to blog prior to the Bury game may have contributed to the disappointing draw against our bottom-of-the-league visitors on Saturday. We would prepared something and had intended to do so – but Chris Foy only gave an extra four minutes, which is an insult to …
A Load Of Old Toffee – Episode 1: Indeed, the brief promotional flurry around this now infamous phrase has given way to a brand new podcast discussing all things Stevenage FC. Steve Watkins is joined by Dean Thompson, Mark Hollis and Andy Coates in the first episode of this new …
“We’ll be top by five o’clock” we sang. But almost in an ironic sense; while it was certainly possible for the mathematics to work in such a manner, it couldn’t happen. Surely? But it did transpire that, for a mere 20 glorious and sunny minutes, we were top of the …
It’s the end of a long week and we cannot be bothered to come up a better pun than that. It is no doubt possible to reach a more satisfying conclusion playing with Donny, but do refer back to the “we cannot be bothered” issue. We digress from the point …
Sometimes you just need to pinch yourself to make sure that it’s really happening. After an unexpected appearance in the playoffs last season, we here at BoroGuide had been looking for a nice calm season. One in which we consolidated our position and ensured we are now considered a bone …
We thought about producing a post-modernist critique of Saturday’s tie with Crewe Alexandra, but we opted not to. It is mainly due to the fact that, in doing so, we are going to have to mention Gavin Ward and the performance of the officials. To paraphrase Ron Atkinson, we don’t …
In an attempt to boost our readership and popularity, it seemed the best way to do so was to blog at 2.20am on a Saturday morning. It’s an interesting approach and we don’t think it will catch on. But we’re always willing to try something new. By the time you …
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