From the White Love Archives…

A huge dumping of archive articles has landed! Straight out of the dusty White Love vaults. This month we’ve added a whopping 19 archive features.

Continuing the 9-part series written by Paul Hanley, the third part of “The Dark Ages” focuses on the 1985/86 season. Poor league form, Charlie Wright sacked, Phil Neal at the helm and a trip to Wembley.

In addition we’ve got a couple of articles about the Horwich stadium move (pre & post) – “Not In My Backyard” and “Let’s Hear It… For The UK Waste Stadium”.

We’ve an archived interview “20 Questions with Dave Higson” from October 1998 , plus a piece taken from the Sunday Mirror in 1994 about Tony Kelly’s early days for Liverpool “Papertalk: Tony Kelly”.

Also dropped this month are:
“Promoted Northern Relegation Favourites”
“Mr. Difficult / Waste of Space”
“Do You Come From Manchester?”
“Couch Potato – Bolton on the Telly”
“He’s Havin’ A Crack!”
“Will They Ever Learn”
“John McGinlay: A Living Legend”
“The Rise & Fall of Sasa Curcic & The Blind Alley Dribble”
“Rolled Up Sleeves – From Warriors to Worriers; Battlers to Bottlers”
“Post Traumatic Stress”
“Wandering Afar”
“Hate Thy Neighbour: Wigan (a)Pathetic”

Lastly, both “Wayne’s World” and “Loyal White” are back for another helping.

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