Never Mind The B*llocks

21st October 2019 | Book Review, Never Mind The B*llocks

One step from glory

I suspect – actually, can guarantee – that many of the critics haven’t even read the book. They should. It isn’t a celebration of defeat, but a perceptive all-round analysis of what happened during the campaign and much more.

19th October 2019 | Match Preview, Never Mind The B*llocks, Think Piece

The only thing that matters

We elevated ourselves into a position of contention, be it on the outside edge of the inside we so desperately wanted to gain access too. It's been a throbbing five year session with no climax.

18th October 2019 | Never Mind The B*llocks, Think Piece

Being there

This is our first full season in our shiny new ground, meaning it is the first time season ticket holders have had to shell out shiny new prices...

8th October 2019 | Never Mind The B*llocks, Think Piece

THE COLLAPSE OF THE COLLECTIVE

What is his tragic flaw? Is it like Julius Caesar’s hubris at not being able to see his own friends wanting to stab him, or Othello being blinded by jealousy of his beautiful wife, or even Lear’s comically foolish arrogance. Was this the mechanism of our downfall?

6th October 2019 | Never Mind The B*llocks, The Monday Hangover

The THFC Survival Guide

If it's stick how do we get back to some resemblance of our former self? We don't. The past is done and this team at its very core needs to be disbanded and reinvented...

4th October 2019 | Never Mind The B*llocks, Think Piece

The Guy Behind

Hundreds of players and managers have come and gone since then, and I’ve sat and stood in many a stand in many a ground, but TGB has remained a constant part of the matchgoing experience.

4th October 2019 | Never Mind The B*llocks

Not just yet – Pochettino is not going anywhere. Right?

Surrendering is profoundly anti-Poch behaviour. The future is now a journey into the unknown. What will happen next?

3rd October 2019 | Never Mind The B*llocks, Think Piece

The 7 (Seven) Stages of Grief

The defeat was a crushing one. The way the players just gave up was as good as telling the world, we don't care enough to play for the manager anymore.