Robin Hood, D.H. Lawrence, Stuart Pearce, Sue Pollard, Dale Winton, Gun Crime, Torvill and Dean, can you hear me Torvill and Dean? Your boys took one hell of a beating! The win over Forest was the biggest game of the season so far and for City to ...

Those were the words of the legendary Brian Clough ahead of a Zenith Data Systems Cup-tie between City and Nottingham Forest back in 1992, just before he booted me in the shin… More on that later. I can’t wait for the Forest game ...

The 5 -1 thrashing of Scunthorpe was a massive result, but a bit of a surprise to score so many goals. We’ve been creating plenty of chances of late and threatening to give someone a pasting. Last Saturday was exactly that. City are capable of playing some cracking football ...

The Blackpool win was a great result and by all accounts City were worthy winners. They would’ve taken the confidence from the Newcastle draw into the game and it was good to see them answer my rallying call from last week and score a ...

The Newcastle game was the best 0-0 draw I’ve seen for years as City tore into the league-leaders from the kick-off. Last week I said it was the ideal fixture to follow three defeats and the lads didn’t disappoint. It was a great atmosphere, with at ...

Three defeats on the bounce, out of the FA Cup and slipping out of the play-offs, it’s not been the best week for City. But, we shouldn’t panic. The lads aren’t playing that great but all three games could have gone either way. By all accounts we deserved ...

Saturday’s defeat against Swansea was disappointing. By all accounts the lads weren’t at their best, but had the chances to take a point. The defending wasn’t too clever for the goal. I don’t want to slaughter the full-back, but the cross from the by-line should’ve been ...

Sunday’s game with Ipswich wasn’t the most inspiring of encounters but it was another point gained and another fixture done and dusted. It’s a shame we didn’t get the win, but we’re still in a good position. I did an interview with Sky ...

2010 sees the end of one era and the start of another for the Steve Walsh column. After enjoying a great association with the Leicester Mercury over the years, it’s time for the Walsh man to move on. I’d like to pay tribute to Chris Goddard and everyone at ...