Town Talk: The magical distraction of the FA Cup
We’re entering the middle third of the season that can really make or break seasons at all levels of football.
Author James Gordon
James Gordon
Journalist and sport content specialist, who is also editor of Love Rugby League. Formerly ran the official website of the Carling Cup, as well as operating a digital services business in Warrington.
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