Andy Head
Contributor at My Football Writer
I am what I am, and what I am, needs frequent apologies to the distressed
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2 weeks ago |
norwichcity.myfootballwriter.com | Andy Head
This season has reminded me of a lab experiment. One where rats are lowered into a maze, and as they progress through they are given either a piece of cheese or an electric shock. And just as they think they’ve puzzled out the best way to trigger the cheese or avoid the shock, the rules seem to change and the opposite happens. Thankfully, Tuesday night was a cheese night. As for Friday, who knows? It’s got shocker written all over it on paper but then we thought that about Tuesday.
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1 month ago |
norwichcity.myfootballwriter.com | Andy Head
I am writing this following the Sheffield Wednesday game, so the collective shell shock is still reverberating. Quite how Johannes Hoff Thorup lifts his players before the game with Bristol City is beyond me, but with the television cameras watching, a reaction is demanded. Our opponents, however, are by no means going to make that easy.
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1 month ago |
scotsman.com | Andy Head |Andy O'Brien
Readers Gallery March 2025: A selection of beautiful pictures from around Scotland taken by contributors to The Scotsman Readers GalleryEach day The Scotsman publishes a picture of Scotland by contributors to our Readers Gallery. Throughout winter, spring, summer and autumn, from the Highlands to the Scottish Borders we bring you the finest selection of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery. If you would like to contribute, send your pictures to [email protected].
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1 month ago |
scotsman.com | Andy Head |Andy O'Brien
A “technically brilliant” former Scotsman photographer, who documented Scotland’s news for six decades, has died aged 81. In a career spanning 61 years, 40 of which were spent at The Scotsman, Allan Milligan covered every aspect of Scottish life. Born in Kelloholm, Dumfriesshire on 16 April 1943, his journey started out sweeping the floor of the Cumnock Chronicle darkroom at the age of 15.
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2 months ago |
scotsman.com | Andy Head |Andy O'Brien
A photo of two spooked military horses galloping through central London is among the photographs up for an award decided by a public vote. The picture is one of 15, chosen by a panel of judges, from which people can vote for the IMAGO Photograph of the Year at the annual UK Picture Editors' Guild Awards. A picture of a smiling Princess of Wales , dressed in green, at Sandringham on Christmas Day is among the others shortlisted.
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If the most successful manager in the history of the Championship does suddenly become available, I don’t think Knapper would have any choice but to make an approach. Whether he’d be receptive to a return is another matter. #ncfc
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I think the big difference was that whilst Farke endured a few heavy defeats, or runs with limited wins, there was always a mix of draws in there. He never lost game in, game out, or got to the stage where things seemed hopeless. When JHT got to that point, he was done. #NCFC
Comparing first seasons: Daniel Farke: P46 W15 D15 L16 GF48 GA60 GD-11 GF19th GA12th GD16th Pts60 P14th Johannes Thorup: P44 W13 D14 L17 GF67 GA66 GD+1 GF2nd GA20th GD10th Pts53 P14th Daniel Farke then went onto win the championship next season If I speak… #NCFC 🟡🟢 https://t.co/e2RERDbj5s
