Fuller's Football
Decisions, decisions, decisions
WHO will be kept on? That’s the big question of the week.
Last updated 30 July 2010
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No worry about the friendly results
PRE-SEASON results count for nothing but performances need to be right.
Last updated 22 July 2010
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Shaun Vipond could be the catalyst to replace Tony Hopper
TONY Hopper most certainly did it his way on the football pitch.
Last updated 15 July 2010
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Tony Caig will be big loss for Workington Reds
IT’S looking increasingly likely that Tony Caig will be wearing blue next year.
Last updated 8 July 2010
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Goodbye to a Cumbrian great
IT’S the end of an era with Tony Hopper hanging up his boots.
Last updated 1 July 2010
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Yes! Hello England, au revoir France
TWO weeks away with only a Man City fan to talk sport with is enough for anyone, so I’m back just in time to laugh at the French and celebrate England’s World Cup campaign finally getting off the ground.
Last updated 24 June 2010
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Everyone makes mistakes - we should give Robert Green a break
EVERYBODY makes mistakes, but unfortunately for Robert Green he did it while 50 million people were watching him.
Last updated 18 June 2010
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Are England cursed?
IT SEEMS like England’s World Cup injury curse has struck again.
Last updated 10 June 2010
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Fabio's got it wrong - my 12 would win the World Cup
ENGLAND chief Fabio Capello has named the 23 men he believes will win the World Cup.
Last updated 9 June 2010
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Tangerine dream theme in football
THIS column is going to have a rather large tangerine theme to it this week.
Last updated 9 June 2010
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Workington Reds play-off fight is not over
DESPITE the disappointing nature of Reds’ defeat to Alfreton, the tie is still very much alive. (1 comment)
Last updated 30 April 2010
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Darren Edmondson’s Workington Reds on target
THREE games into the savage run of six games away on the spin and Reds are in good shape.
Last updated 30 March 2010
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1,832 miles in 14 days for Workington Reds
THE next five league games will either make or break Reds’ play-off push.
Last updated 18 March 2010
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Even £200m doesn’t buy success
IT BROUGHT a wry smile to my face when the referee called time on Real Madrid’s involvement in this season’s Champions League.
Last updated 12 March 2010
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Administration – the biggest fear in football
ADMINISTRATION has become a high-profile word in British football. A word that strikes fear into the hearts of a club’s fans. A word that can mean instant relegation or even worse, closure.
Last updated 4 March 2010
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Dare we mention the P word?
WITH Reds making it 12 games unbeaten with an impressive 1-0 win over an expensive Stalybridge side, it was only a matter of time before the P word started to get banded around.
Last updated 11 February 2010
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Reds can make this dream come true
RIGHT now the Reds machine is firing on all cylinders and after the heroic win over AFC Wimbledon it’s going to take a brave team to try to get in the way of their bid to play at the Twin Towers.
Last updated 5 February 2010
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Reserves strength bodes well for Workington Reds in future
AFTER watching the Reds reserves dismantle Greystoke at their will this week, I was massively impressed with the wealth of young talent coming through the ranks.
Last updated 29 January 2010
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What game was the referee at?
AFTER the euphoria of the famous win over Rushden & Diamonds had died down, the evaluation of how Reds managed a 2-1 cup upset began.
Last updated 21 January 2010
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Don’t let gunmen stop sport in Africa
WHEN four West African neighbours were drawn to play in group B of the African Cup of Nations in the enclave of Cabinda, pundits named it the ‘group of death’.
Last updated 14 January 2010
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