Sheffield Wednesday (home) – Championship 2010
Having kicked off this series with relegation at Hillsborough in 1989, I decided to go back to the lads from Owls Alive and ask if they could write about Wednesday’s own relegation in 2010. Specifically their loss at the Riverside just before they slid out of the Championship. Article by @Beastie_ Earlier in […]
Archive for 2014 / April
- Jeff Livingstone – Founder“He is as close to Picasso as football will ever get.”
- Rob Alderson – Editor"There is a huge group of football supporters who are creatively aware and crying out for a different kind of engagement with the game. If you are one of the many who buy into the game on a spiritual level, then you’ll love Steve's 'Homesick' project".
- Edgar DavidsThroughout my career I managed to pick up a lot of yellow cards. I am not proud of it but it does represent my character. Steve Welsh aka miniboro has transformed this trait into four pieces of sweet artwork which depict my playing style.
- Paul French – Senior Editor“The days of making do with tasteless footy posters from Woolworths or prising them out of Match and Shoot centrefolds are long gone!”
- Aaron Lavery – Digital Content Manager“A website that mixes words and visuals to terrific effect, it’s a gem of a site for fans of any club. The first thing you’ll notice is the cracking creative visuals of footballers both classic and modern, but there’s also some great interviews. The chat with Bob Mortimer in particular is a great read.”
- Gary Parkinson – Editor“We recommend a good trawl round Steve’s website. Whether it’s Dennis Bergkamp as a Top Gun-style Ice Man, a clever diagram about the Cruyff turn or simple, striking images of John Barnes and Mario Balotelli, his art is packed with wit and imagination. Intelligent, fun and highly original.”
- Alan McGarrie – Global PR Manager“Steve Welsh is the artist behind miniboro.com his work is well known and very popular among football fans and influencers alike.”
