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I wasn’t going to bother with Swindon, truth be told. I’d bought a ticket a few weeks ago but the Crawley defeat coupled with the 7 hour round trip made the trip less appealing. However, as the week wore on the old instincts kicked in. The instincts that told me I needed to be there to either witness the proper start of the Gallagher era or to earn another stripe on the arm dedicated to dismal failure.

Beans has reached out to our friend at esteemed Preston North End fanzine and former star of Fanzine of the Week, The Nose Bag, as he gives us his thoughts on Paul Gallagher and John Welsh. Take it away TNB..

There was a time when Salford carried with them a sheen of showbiz glamour - they were the ‘fancy dan’ club that attracted the extra attention of being the media darlings and whilst that’s no longer the case, what they’ve evolved into is a solid, upward looking League 2 outfit. The Class of 92 star quality has been diluted by the involvement of American megacorps like AIG and in the moneypit that is English football, hard cash is needed more than the part-time patronage of so

It was destination Prenton Park during what has been a pessimistic perennial period for the final dance of 2025 for Barrow Soccer as we end the year with form that can only be likened to a pathetic and half-hearted jig. However, sometimes, you simply don't know; this is a side that is definitely better away than at home, although chucking away