Survey Results: West Midlands Football Report Part 3
Part 3 of the West Midlands Football Report is published in the Express and Star today
West Midlands fans reckon the football’s getting better and can’t wait for the new season to begin. That’s up-beat conclusion from today’s final instalment of the West Midlands Football Report.
A year after gloom and doom were the dominant tones of the 2006 survey, the outlook has been transformed by the revival in fortunes at Villa, Wolves and Walsall and the prospect of a new-look force emerging at Albion under the direction of their go-for-goals manager Tony Mowbray.
The one club missing from that summary, in one of the more intriguing exposures from the survey results, is Birmingham City whose fans are a little less enthralled about another season in the Premiership than they were on first gaining promotion under Steve Bruce five years ago….
Click here to read the full Express and Star Report
West Midlands fans reckon the football’s getting better and can’t wait for the new season to begin. That’s up-beat conclusion from today’s final instalment of the West Midlands Football Report.
A year after gloom and doom were the dominant tones of the 2006 survey, the outlook has been transformed by the revival in fortunes at Villa, Wolves and Walsall and the prospect of a new-look force emerging at Albion under the direction of their go-for-goals manager Tony Mowbray.
The one club missing from that summary, in one of the more intriguing exposures from the survey results, is Birmingham City whose fans are a little less enthralled about another season in the Premiership than they were on first gaining promotion under Steve Bruce five years ago….
Click here to read the full Express and Star Report
Labels: Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Football, Soccer, Walsall, West Brom, Wolves
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