October 2005 Archives
There are times in sport when even hard-nosed, cynical journalists like myself are moved by what they see and Grant Leadbitter's goal against Arsenal was one of those moments.
I would be the first to agree that sometimes we all take football - and sport in general - a little too seriously when you consider the bigger issues affecting our lives.
Lose your job, can't pay your mortgage, your family is about to be evicted and your home auctioned by the bank - or your football team loses 2-0 at home!
And then there is a the tragic loss of life, something Leadbitter has had to contend with this year following the death of his father.




Recent Comments
"Here, here..... He would have been England's No. 1 if he'd left, but didn't, so that's why he's neve..."
"Its his 2nd arrest in 2 years do we want to be known for attracting/keeping bad boys? Would Chris H..."
"I couldn't agree more. Plus I have a bet with a friend that says he will have made it before the wor..."
"Fair response to the criticism Luke and I agree wholeheartedly with toongonebad. I would have given ..."
"bloody hell i had forgot all about joey barton!! brilliant, lets keep it that way.! if AC acted in ..."
"Thanks for your feedback Dave and everyone else, but I'm merely offering an opinion and a warning. I..."
"It more a case of he shouldnt go to these places in the first place, as there is always trouble in t..."
"Can't comment on your first para Dave, but agree with the rest of of you write. About Luke Edwards a..."
"I've worked on bars for years and seen people arrested and questioned over incidents before when all..."
"Its not the first time this boy has been arrested either. But surely the powers that be can put som..."