Latest football stories from FansNetwork By all means enjoy it - Preview Queens Park Rangers Birmingham and QPR head into Saturday's game at St Andrew's with near identical records sitting fourth and fifth in the table - heady days indeed for these two Championship also rans.  Swans v Hammers : The East Stand remembered, January 1981 Swansea City For Swansea supporters heading towards the Vetch on 10 January 1981, there was something extra to look forward to. A new East Stand, a crowd of more than 22,000 and a visit from league leaders West Ham. Toshack’s Swans were second in the table, and the thought of First Division football was becoming difficult to shake.  Gavin Bazunu Deserves A Warm Welcome At St Mary's On His Return For Bolton Southampton There will be those Southampton supporters that will be very uncharitable to Gavin Bazunu when he returns to the club on Saturday in the colours of Bolton Wanderers, but he does deserve a warm welcome & not abuse.  Leeds put dynamic pricing plans on hold after fan backlash Leeds United Paraag Marathe caused a bit of anxiety last week when he spoke about the possibility of introducing ‘dynamic pricing’. But in the face of opposition from the Supporters Trust, the club have since said there are no plans to use this pricing model just yet.  RochdaleAFC.com Podcast - Episode 104 Rochdale Dean is joined by Jacob, Mark and Joe to talk through Dale's continued upturn of form, the improved performance of (some) loanees and sweeper keeper actions.  Rampant Rangers rout wretched Rams (again) – Report Queens Park Rangers Set the challenge of winning when dominating at home, QPR passed their latest test with high honours as John Eustace’s Derby conceded four at Loftus Road for the second time in three visits.  Vitor Matos : What he brings to the Swans, broken down and explained Swansea City For a few weeks now we have been working on the success of Vitor Matos and his effective training and psychological methods that we understand from research is a key formula to his current success.  David Kogan vows to quit if politics interferes in Manchester City case Manchester City Independent Football Regulator chair David Kogan has said he would resign if political pressure were applied over any Manchester City action.  English Football’s Financial Time Bomb: Should Leeds United Fans Be Worried? Leeds United The 'State of the Game' report into English football's finances reported that the majority of clubs are “living on the edge of financial disaster", So do our beloved Leeds United fit into all this? |
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