Agree with most of what's been said here, but for me, that was the most significant performance and result I've witnessed since our return to the EFL. League 2 is a hard, unforgiving league in which industry, organisation and ruthlessness dominate. In two and a bit seasons, I've watched our team pla...

Great interview, and comes across as a genuinely likeable fellow. His philosophy reminds me in so many ways of Ray Wilkie's. I'm trying to heed the advice he is giving to the players, in not getting carried away at this very early stage, but there's a very different feel around the place at the mome...

The wall at the Crossbar/Steelworks end is toe-curlingly awful, and will make the club a laughing stock. However bad it looks from inside the ground on match day, you can bet your life it'll look even worse on the TV highlights show, or, perish the thought, if we get selected for a live cup match. I...

Never felt as proud to be a Barrovian as I do tonight.

I think a few of the players mentioned in this thread fall into the "disappointing for us" category rather than being out-and-out garbage, and some of them had mitigating circumstances like not being given enough of a chance to prove themselves, carrying injuries etc. One that springs to m...

Great post. Stirring stuff indeed.

All fans, even long-term diehards, have to start somewhere. Every one of us has an entry-point, in whatever era or decade, and has served time as a Johnny-come-lately bandwagon-jumper, until we got a few seasons under our belt. Prior to 1981, I'd only been vaguely aware of Barrow's fortunes since lo...

Great to see Joel fulfilling the potential some of us always said he had. His decision making, distribution and general command of his area have all improved tenfold. For me, he's pretty much the full package now and up there with the best keepers in the NL. This club's most improved player.

Wintergreen wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 8:14 am Got all the makings of a classic encounter this...

Erm......not a bad call, that.

sambino wrote: ↑Tue Aug 14, 2018 10:34 pm

Bluebird_john wrote: ↑Tue Aug 14, 2018 10:30 pm

+1 the moans and groans when the ball went back did my head in they are non league footballers not supermen get off their backs!

By the way Andy Firth signing of the summer

Firth was immense when he goes for the ball you know he is going to get it

Looked Farrelly-esque tonight.

Everything at the club seems somewhat half-hearted to me. The owners seem half-hearted. Many supporters, including myself, have become half-hearted, and it's obviously filtered through to the players. Even this forum seems to have lost the heart for passionate debate. The atmosphere on the terraces...

Everything at the club seems somewhat half-hearted to me. The owners seem half-hearted. Many supporters, including myself, have become half-hearted, and it's obviously filtered through to the players. Even this forum seems to have lost the heart for passionate debate. The atmosphere on the terraces ...

Club 'most professional it has been' according to in-form striker Harry P. http://www.nwemail.co.uk/sport/barrow-afc/article/Panayiotou-praises-more-professional-Barrow-AFC-under-Pennock-db15a992-e295-4568-9d08-0f8a8096feae-ds Sounds very encouraging; Cox's departure looking increasingly like a ble...

Attractive, expressive football every time for me. In my thirty-odd years as a supporter, creative and adventurous football has been the expected norm until relatively recently, and I believe the Barrow public would once more be engaged and excited by skillful, intelligent football, and more flamboy...

The Grant Holt option is interesting. He admitted on live telly that he would fancy the job if offered it, and from his perspective Barrow would be a good place to start his managerial career. Would he be right for us? In some ways, yes. Paul Casson will see an opportunity here to excite and re-ener...