Michael Beardmore
Senior sports journalist with @bbcsport. Walsall and New York Giants fan for my sins. Opinions my own.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Michael Beardmore |Richard Wilford
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Birmingham City have won 33 - and lost just three - of their 45 games in League One this seasonBirmingham City manager Chris Davies says the "legacy" his record-breaking League One champions have created is "special" and a "remarkable" feat. Blues broke the Football League record for most points in a season with a game to spare with Wednesday's 2-0 win at Blackpool.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Michael Beardmore |Richard Wilford
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Birmingham City have won 33 - and lost just three - of their 45 games in League One this seasonBirmingham City manager Chris Davies says the "legacy" his record-breaking League One champions have created is "special" and a "remarkable" feat. Blues broke the Football League record for most points in a season with a game to spare with Wednesday's 2-0 win at Blackpool.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Michael Beardmore
Only Ipswich have dropped more points from winning positions than the 25 Fulham have let slip this season - but this is the instance that will sting the Cottagers the most. Fulham might have thought they were ending years, nay decades, of derby despair with a first-ever league double over west London neighbours Chelsea in their grasp.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Michael Beardmore
Chelsea's exorbitant spending can sometimes make them an easy target - but you do wonder why they splurge such fees with the talent they have in-house. Of course, significant investment is also poured into the Blues' famed academy and the evidence of that was clear in Sunday's dramatic derby turnaround at Fulham. Levi Colwill, Trevoh Chalobah and Reece James were among the homegrown talent on show as Chelsea revived their Champions League hopes with derby delight.
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Sep 24, 2024 |
bbc.com | Michael Beardmore
Mere weeks into his Leicester tenure, Steve Cooper heard his first real cat-calls – and vowed after the game he would not shy away from them. Chants of ‘Cooper, sort it out’ and ‘this is embarrassing’ punctuated the second half at the Poundland Bescot Stadium as Leicester looked prime cup-shock material. The boos at the final whistle were replaced by cheers after the penalty shootout triumph but Cooper admitted afterwards the outcome glossed over a display he termed “average at best”.
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RT @gbennett1997: LISTEN | ICYMI, the latest episode of Bescot Beat alongside @JonnyDrury_Star & special guest @MickeyBeardmore. #Saddler…
Really keen to hear what listeners think. I'm a bit bereft to be honest. A bit empty. Don't think I'm alone.
Bescot Beat S6 E31: How has it come to this for Walsall? @JonnyDrury_Star & @gbennett1997 are joined by @MickeyBeardmore as it continues to fall apart for the Saddlers Available on Soundcloud, Apple & Spotify! https://t.co/Ts7YM4zF73 #Saddlers https://t.co/xqhVqZPUwK
RT @StephenFox98: It's honestly embarrassing. The fact we only needed one more win out of all of that is genuinely devastating. You've hone…
