TORQUAY UNITED vs ALDERSHOT TOWN Saturday, 24th August, 2019 Plainmoor Stadium, Torquay: kick off 17.20pm From our own STADIA section, useful travel details to the English riviera… Torquay United Around 1,100 away supporters can be accommodated in the Riviera Rentals Away Terrace, at one end of the ground. In addition, up to 500 seats can also be made in the new Bristow’s Bench Stand on … Continue reading On The Road Again: Torquay United
Fawlty Towers has been named as the greatest British sitcom of all time, as its creators attribute its success to an era where BBC commissioning “decisions were taken by people who had actually made programmes”. The sitcom, which starred John Cleese, topped a Radio Times list of the 20 best British sitcoms despite running for only 12 episodes. It beat other series including Father Ted, … Continue reading They don’t make ’em like that anymore: Classic British radio comedies
So far the Shaymen have beaten Ebbsfleet, Hartlepool United and on Saturday secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Dagenham. And they were the only 100 per cent side left in the National League until Tuesday evening when they narrowly lost 0-1 at Wrexham. We’re hoping that a second successive defeat will occur on Saturday when they travel to Aldershot Town. Halifax certainly won’t need any … Continue reading Next at the EBB: FC Halifax
An old cliché is familiarity breeds contempt. It hasn’t reached the contempt stage yet but after last night’s unfortunate (and referee debacle aside) home defeat to a streetwise Bromley side, there is a growing sense of desperation at the Rec. We are so proud of the loyal following we have and those Eastbankers again were mahnificent throught what was a testing ninety minutes for the … Continue reading Aldershot Town 0-1 Bromley: Familiarity breeds despair
Well… it was. It was the WORST refereeing I have ever seen and I, like many others, have been going to football for forty years and spent a fortune doing so. At last night’s Vanarama National League fixture between Aldershot Town and Bromley it was so bad that it almost caused a riot and might have done at a larger venue. It all concerned the man … Continue reading The WORST refereeing I have seen in 40 years of watching football
Notts County are crying out for a striker so this signing of left back / central midfielder or whatever he is, Regan Booty, seems to make sense. Shots fans will remember the name of course as we once had the misfortune to take him on loan. Since that time, a plethora of clubs have tried to court him. According to reports, Sky Bet League Two … Continue reading It’s a Bootyful day: but Shots fans know better…
Remember when paintballing was all the rage back in the nineties? That moved quickly from being an outdoor pursuit to an indoor one and with the advent of tech, all manner of indoor adventures have become available and not just for rainy days. What Is An Escape Room? The concept of escape rooms began with first-person adventure video games where players interacted with their surroundings … Continue reading Are escape rooms an ideal escapism?
Its name originated in a mock obituary published by The Sporting Times immediately after Australia’s victory at The Oval in 1882. It was Australia’s first test win on English soil. The response? The death of English cricket apparently, but also the birth of the most celebrated Test series in cricket history. The first test match between Australia and England took place in Melbourne, Australia in … Continue reading Nice little ‘urn’er: A brief history of The Ashes
Chris Woods reports from the SportNation.Bet Stadium… Aldershot Town fell to a 2-1 defeat against Solihull Moors at a blustery Sportnation.bet Stadium. A first half penalty from Paul McCallum and a second half strike from substitute Matt Stenson was the difference, Mitch Walker saved a penalty from Terry Hawkridge in the first half and Ethan Chislett netted his first Shots goal late on. Danny Searle … Continue reading Solihull Moors 2-1 Aldershot Town
Like most major music genres, the sub-genres often cause confusion and debate because of the mix of styles and it can be somewhat ambiguous in context. To begin with, one definition of jangle music is this: Jangle or jingle-jangle is a sound characterized by undistorted, treble-heavy electric guitars (particularly 12-strings) played in a droning chordal style (by strumming or arpeggiating). The sound has featured mainly … Continue reading The Janglepop Jamboree
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