unexpecteddelirium.substack.comThe Monday Almanac: Send Not For Whom The Bell Tolls, Michael Carrick, It Tolls For TheeAn absolute kicking at home to Bournemouth has almost certainly ended Michael Carrick’s spell as Manchester United’s head coach, but very little of what’s gone wrong at Old Trafford is his fault.
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unexpecteddelirium.substack.comThe Weekend Match: Clapton Community 1-0 Benfleet - The Only Way to Treat The Common Cold is With ContemptPouring rain and high winds, a dreadful cold and a football team dicking me about for the second time in a year was ultimately offset by a last-minute winner in East London.
unexpecteddelirium.substack.comSingle Parenthood & I: The Difference Between a £400 Jumper and a SunsetI’ve never been much of a one for materialism, but that’s not to say that absence doesn’t make my heart ache. But even though I was sad yesterday, I’ve been happy today, so here’s how that happened.
unexpecteddelirium.substack.comThe Monday Almanac: Leicester’s Problem Might Be Russell Martin, But There’s a Theme With Him That Isn’t MentionedRussell Martin is currently taking a kicking over Leicester’s dreadful start to their League One season, but his last three clubs all have one thing in common.
unexpecteddelirium.substack.comThe Weekend Match: Wingate & Finchley 0-0 Felixstowe & Walton United - All the World Is a Very Narrow BridgeThis week, we’re off to north-west London, where a club with a convoluted history have a home FA Cup match against a team who missed out on promotion at the end of 2025-26 by a very narrow margin.
unexpecteddelirium.substack.comEbbsfleet United and Maldon & Tiptree are cautionary tales for modern non-league footballThe 2026-27 season started without two clubs being permitted to kick a ball, and while their circumstances have been different, they both have one thing in common which should worry non-league fans.