On a night that saw Walsall travel down to Bristol Rovers I decided to take in a top of the league clash from the Midlands Premier League where Westfields would extend their impressive winning run to eight games…
A trip that started in Birmingham which ended in Northampton with a 2-0 defeat, via a detour to the capital…
With no Walsall game due to international call ups, it was time to head back to Sutton Coldfield to watch Romulus face Hereford in the FA Cup first qualifying round which ended all square despite near total domination from the away side…
As part of the #BTeamBoycott I was going to yet another non-league game. This time I was off to Wolverhampton, to witness Wednesfield come from behind to record a 16th win from their last 17…
It was back to Walsall action on Saturday and Jon Whitney’s nightmare start continued as the Saddlers surrendered a 3 nil lead to walk away with nothing more than a point…
With no Walsall game thanks to our embarrassing cup exit at the hands of Yeovil Town, I took in Pelsall Villa’s first defeat of the season in a fiery affair against Heath Hayes…
It was a dull and dreary day in Walsall on Saturday, and I’m not just talking about the weather as Jon Whitney’s Walsall side fell to a second defeat in a row against recently relegated Charlton Athletic…
The first midweek league game of the season came away at Chesterfield where tactics proved to be the difference, as Ched Evans took advantage…
Here we go again then, back to those away games at some truly tragic places… This time it was back to Oldham to watch Walsall labour to a no score draw.
After the high of last Saturday, Walsall fans were brought back down with a bang following a shock two nil defeat by League Two side Yeovil Town after extra-time…
My second game in two days came at the home of AFC Cambridge on Wednesbury Road as AQSA FC played host to Walsall Legends as familiar faces and communities came together to treat us to a Sunday of football, feasts and fun.
It’s back! Finally, 79 days after our last game, Whitney’s new look Saddlers put on quite a show by raining all over AFC Wimbledon’s League One party…
My first game of the season not to include Walsall came at the familiar Dales Lane where Rushall ran riot over Wrexham Glyndwr Academy.
This was my first game with a few friends from the upper tier and I was eager to show them how good the new look Walsall side looked. However it turned out to be nothing more than a bad day at the office, admittedly against players who will be gunning for promotion to the Premier…
On what was the hottest day of the year by far, Gary Rowett’s Blues made the very short trip to the Banks’s Stadium for Jon Whitney’s first home game since taking the Saddlers hotseat permanently, and saw out a credible 1-1 draw.
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