So, the dust can now settle and we can look ahead to the 2024-5 season with more certainty; Alex Revell is (back) in charge and becomes Phil Wallace’s 18th Boro’ manager appointment. Of course, that depends if you want to count the man as one ‘appointment’ – no matter how …
Steve Evans is, by his own admission, not to everybody’s taste. A larger-than-life presence at any football club, the enigmatic and vastly-experienced coach is very much a take it or leave it kind of character. He makes no apologies for that. Loud, brash and in your face, Evans’ antics in …
If we don’t yet have a Latin motto, maybe it should be ‘Dubitantem da Westleia clamore’ – when in doubt, give (Graham) Westley a shout? Or, perhaps it ought to be ‘Fatum semper accipere’ instead. That’d look pretty sweet written across a big ol’amber and black banner, don’t you think? …
Stevenage have enjoyed an upturn in form since the arrival of Mark Sampson, picking up 10 points in our last 10; the side continuing to show signs of improvement. It was a big call to bring Sampson in following the sacking of Dino Maamria in September. Now there’s now talk …
So, for the third time in his career, it’s time for Dino Maamria to move on from the Lamex Stadium and find something new to do with his time. It’s been a pants start to the 2019-20 League Two campaign and we’re feeling the strain of pretty much the whole …
It would be fairly to safe say that Noureddine ‘Dino’ Maamria is unique to English football. The Tunisian is the first non-English manager that Stevenage has had; he’s also only African manager in English professional football. Although he is a few leagues off the Premier League, the Tunisian has experienced …
After a somewhat sketchy run of results for Stevenage of late, it’s fair to say that Dino Maamria faces his biggest challenge since being appointed as manager at Broadhall Way; the team seeking to keep ambitions of a promotion push alive in League Two. Stevenage haven’t graced the third tier …
Now, a bit of time to let the dust to settle. A Monday inquest; not just into our failure to hold a two-goal lead for the second time in as many outings, but now also into what has – ultimately – cost a man his job. The chair in which …
“The dream don’t come no closer by itself. We gotta run after it now” – for now, that ‘dream’ is nothing more than staying in this division. Don’t let that put you off though. After a string of rubbish results and a change in management, we certainly got to run after it now. …
… here’s Punchdrunk February. We were happy enough, bimbling along on Transfer Deadline Day with just a handful of deals to keep us occupied as Aaron O’Connor made his stay permanent and Pat Hoban came in from Oxford. And then “KABLAMMO!” – the nuclear option is chosen and Boro’ are searching for a new gaffer …
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