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The ACN Match Review - Preston North End (a)
14/01/23
We won! And WITH GUSTO. Matthew McGregor wonders what this strange feeling is, and how everything managed to turn around so fast.
The ACN Podcast - Wagner's Here
06/01/23
Jon and Tom react to the news that Wagner and Buhler are joining Norwich City as head coach and assistant (probably). We look at the pros and cons and consider whether the bigger problem than getting up will be recruiting the right players to stay in the Premier League
The ACN Match Review - Watford (h)
04/01/23
With any Cinderella story hopes for our temporary caretaker dashed upon the rocks of Hertfordshire, Nick Hayhoe ponders... y'know, stuff. Sorry it's a bit late, we've lost our pizazz.
The ACN Podcast - Dean's Gone
28/12/22
We react to the news that Deano/Deanie/Deansgate has left the club and we're in our second managerial search in as many years. Who's next, who don't we want, what the hell's going on out there?
Not Exactly The ACN Match Review - Smith (a)
27/12/22
It seemed a little pointless to chronicle the events of our away defeat to Luton. Instead, Maddie Mackenzie looks at the malaise in general as we mark the end of an inexplicably grim tenure.
The ACN Podcast - Episode 107
21/12/22
It's beginning to look a lot like Smithmas, not likely to have a corner flag this side of Luton(a) so Connor, Maddie, Tom & Jon reflect on the awful atmosphere and unfortunately how it's likely to get worse, we talk unlikely managerial candidates and try and find a bright side before Crimbo.
The ACN Match Review - Blackburn (h)
17/12/22
First home match after the World Cup break, or borderline violent fever dream topped off with Champions-League-level blame shifting? Maddie Mackenzie defrosts enough to digest the madness.
The ACN Podcast - Episode 106
17/11/22
Edie, Jon & Tom reflect on another positive start and underwhelming finish against Middlesbrough, we talk about the future, take listener questions about sacking Smith, Webber's decision making and more.
The ACN Match Review - Boro (h)
12/11/22
Some say the definition of madness is doing the same thing again and again while expecting different results. Nick Hayhoe marks the moment we hit “absolutely hatstand.”