Blog: Shrews need to bring away run home
Shrewsbury Town's success on the road can't hide the cracks that are evident at the Greenhous Meadow, writes new blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Goodbye Luke Rodgers for Shrewsbury
How to react when Shrewsbury Town today confirmed the departure of Luke Rodgers after a four-month run with the club, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Shrews pride themselves on loyalty
The managerial roundabout has been busier this season that it ever has, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Shrewsbury prepare for a big weekend
The Easter weekend is one of the most important weekends on the football calendar and for Shrewsbury Town it's no different, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Tom Eaves, Shrews' Dennis Bergkamp!
Last week I specified exactly what Shrewsbury Town would need to able to take a massive stride towards League One survival, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Shrewsbury's Player of the Season is?
With voting open for Shrewsbury Town’s Player of the Season award, discussion will be rife among fans as to who deserves the prize, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: It's party time at Colchester for Shrews
Shrewsbury Town fans will know that League One safety is all-but-secure unless they have been living under a rock for the last three days, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Shrewsbury Town striker crisis worrying for fans
The start of a new football season should be an exciting time for fans, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Cautious optimism at the Greenhous Meadow for Shrewsbury Town
Three weeks ago a sense of gloom hung over the Meadow as the season kicked off writes Town blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Three's a busy schedule for Shrewsbury Town fans
Shrewsbury Town prepare for three tough tests in next seven days, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: The future looks bright for Shrewsbury
The opening fortnight of the League Two season fills me with hope for the coming 12 months, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: History in the making for Shrewsbury
Since the start of Shrewsbury Town's season, I have preached cautious optimism and tried to refrain from the use of hyperbole, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Badge of honour for Shrewsbury Town
Wednesday night saw a huge result for Shrewsbury Town fans in the battle for the return of the Loggerheads badge, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Shrewsbury Town lack that bit of gusto
Midweek saw a return to winning ways for Shrewsbury Town but the 1-0 victory over struggling Carlisle was far from convincing, writes blogger Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleBlog: Getting Chelsea was the biggest shock
It's been an eventful few days for Shrewsbury Town as first we grabbed ourselves another scalp in the League Cup, writes Liam Hoofe.
View ArticleDr Mary McCarthy: GP system is envy of the world – and in crisis
General practice in the UK, but particularly in England is in crisis, writes Dr Mary McCarthy.
View ArticlePhil Gillam: Banging the drum for peace and unity
If you were in Shrewsbury town centre on Saturday you might have heard a lot of banging and crashing and – well – a general hullabaloo.
View ArticleBernard McNally: Shrewsbury Town confidence remains high despite defeat
Abu Ogogo looks set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines and, if it turns out be the case, he will be a big loss for Shrewsbury.
View ArticleBernard McNally: Shrewsbury Town winning ugly is the sign of a good side
Shrewsbury Town boss Paul Hurst praised his side for winning ugly after the 2-1 victory against AFC Wimbledon at the weekend – and that is a sign of a good side.
View ArticleStar comment: Shoots are appearing for growth
The row in recent days sparked by the Chancellor’s attempted tax hit on the self-employed showed something beyond the political point-scoring.
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