Nathan Lee Davies

I have taken my eye off the ball for a few days, as I have considered the way forward. I have decided to finish what I’ve started with the 1983/84 football season, so here are the results from August 30th to September 6th. Many thanks to Soccerbase – the website from which I have sourced […]

At the end of August 1983, teams from Divisions Three and Four took part in the Milk Cup First Round, First Leg. Fast-forward to the modern era, and clubs are competing in the Carabao Cup, which is obviously being affected by the Coronavirus crisis, and the subsequent lack of interest. Yesterday, I struggled to keep

I will be continuing with my review of the 1983/84 football season, after a period of self-doubt and self-analysis. This side project will be one of many, as I try to balance my life, which includes – amongst other things – trying my hand at online dating once again. I am probably setting myself up

Below I have utilised Wikipedia to copy the Milk Cup first round, first leg results from the 1983/84 season.  I really do not know what the hell I am doing?  I have become some sort of geek who is obsessed with football results from the dim and distant past. There is no doubt that I

After the first round of matches, the Canon League barely paused for breath as just two days later there was a limited programme of matches in the top two tiers of the Football League.  The results can be found in another blog, but for now I will focus on the programme for the match at

After the opening day of the season, a limited number of games were played on Bank Holiday Monday after a mere two day break.  The results of the day probably came at St. James’ Park where Shrewsbury Town beat Newcastle United 0-1.  In Division One, Nottingham Forest beat Manchester United at Old Trafford by the

The first Saturday of the new football season, was once a beautiful event that saw hope and expectation within clubs of all sizes across the land. This was a time before the wealth of a select few, put them in a different stratosphere to the vast majority of clubs. 1983/84 was a season in which