Blog: If someone had told you about Walsall
If someone had told you exactly what was going to happen at Walsall at the start of the season, writes blogger Mark Jones.
If someone had told you exactly what was going to happen at Walsall at the start of the season, writes blogger Mark Jones.
A successful club in England brings unwelcome distractions and the glare of the media spotlight – welcome to Walsall in 2013, writes blogger Mark Jones.
There’s not a lot that can top a vital last-minute goal, least of all when it gets you a deserved result in a big game against a rival team, writes Walsall blogger Mark Jones.
On that day in 2011 a goalless draw for Walsall was very much to our advantage, both in psychological and ‘real’ terms, writes blogger Mark Jones.
Carlisle away on a Tuesday night for Walsall in February – and, I’m sorry, I can’t pretend I was there, writes blogger Mark Jones.
I still remember a Tuesday night in and Walsall are a goal down away from home, writes Mark Jones.
Forty-one points? 10th place? Six wins out of seven? It was all going too well, wasn’t it?
Out With the Old... Four wins out of five...16 without a win...then another four wins out of five...this turn of the year has typified pretty much the whole of 2012. This is how it was for me …
Let’s make one thing very clear, Walsall’s humiliating 5-1 thrashing at Coventry had nothing to do with poor refereeing, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
Last weekend’s FA Cup second round may have provided a blank weekend for the Saddlers, writes blogger Mark Jones.
If ever there was a team you could trust to go from getting a decent point away at a top six team to getting another with a clean sheet at the league leaders to then flopping miserably at home to the league’s whipping boys, it is Walsall Football Club, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
This time last week Walsall Manor’s A+E department would have been providing extensive treatment for the snapped-off arm of anyone willing to offer two draws from the visits to Crawley and Tranmere, writes Walsall FC blogger Mark Jones.
In the wake of what will now forever be known as ‘the abysmal Lincoln performance’ three online Saddlers-related features that I‘ve read in the last week have a particular resonance to them, writes Walsall blogger Mark Jones.
It is with great sadness I have to announce the passing late last night of Walsall FC’s 2012/13 season, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
At the final whistle I left Sincil Bank without a backward glance. I wanted to get in the car and make a quick getaway, mainly because I was hoping no-one from Lincoln would notice that we’d somehow stolen a draw from them, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
Walsall FC blogger Mark Jones sees subtle but welcome changes at Bescot Stadium.
I think it’s fair to say that October hasn’t gone quite to plan for WFC, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
Science Fiction writers often use the notion of parallel universes, so why not the rest of us? writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones. Somewhere there must be a reality where the Saddlers Sunday afternoon out in Shropshire turned out differently …
Port Vale missed five (FIVE!!!) penalties against us in Tuesday’s JPT shoot out … and still went through. I’m sorry to say that is inadequacy bordering on incompetence, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
If you think something’s too good to be true, it probably is, writes Saddlers blogger Mark Jones.
It is so typically Walsall that we only got three short days to savour our place in the top five before being brought back down to ninth with Tuesday’s defeat at Stevenage, writes Walsall blogger Mark Jones.