After waiting 48 years for a return to the English Football League, the moment, when it came, felt quite surreal to a lot of fans.
Seven o’clock on Wednesday, June 17 2020 will become a ‘Where were you when…?’ story for Barrow AFC fans worldwide.
As COVID-19 continues to take hold across the country, it’s clear that every sector and industry in our national and global economy is heading for a period of great uncertainty.
Well, who predicted this? Where once Barrow AFC’s main challenger was Harrogate, now we face a much greater foe in coronavirus and a decimated sporting calendar.
WHILE Ian Evatt continues to cast his spell over the National League and take us, step by step, toward the promotion dream, it’s important to understand that sitting behind the playing staff and the league position is another layer of challenge.
CONDITIONS were as bad on Saturday as I can remember them in recent memory.
We’ve had some tremendous coverage over the last few months as we’ve become less ‘under the radar’ and more in the public eye and it’s well deserved national recognition too.
Saturday saw Storm Dennis put paid to our own perfect storm, so Barrow had the chance to draw a collective breath.
The phrase ‘champion’s performance’ is an old sporting cliché typically reserved for matches in which a top team isn’t necessarily firing on all cylinders but finds a way to get the job done.
Borehamwood. An awayday to strike apathy deep into the heart of our away support. If you are going to miss one, this is it.
