Jay Spearing believes the double sending-off in Blackpool’s win at Plymouth Argyle demonstrates the commitment and desire in the Seasiders dressing room.
The former Manchester City, Liverpool, Tottenham, England and, of course, Blackpool midfielder Paul Stewart is writing a weekly column for The Gazette ... and he wants our readers to get involved.
It’s a real shame the peculiar ending to Blackpool’s win at Plymouth is likely to overshadow what was another fabulous result and display by the Seasiders.
Blackpool boss Terry McPhillips believes the red cards shown to Donervon Daniels and Marc Bola during their 1-0 win at Plymouth Argyle today were "harsh".
Blackpool earned their first back-to-back league victories of the season as Mark Cullen’s first half effort proved to be the difference against winless Plymouth Argyle.
Plymouth Argyle might be rooted to the bottom of the League One table but new Blackpool boss Terry McPhillips isn’t expecting them to stay there for long.
Attention turns back to the EFL today as Blackpool fans prepare to head down the M55 to take part in their second protest in the space of just six months.
Jay Spearing may have bagged his first two goals for Blackpool last weekend but the midfielder insists he is happy not to score again this season as long as the Seasiders continue to pick up wins.
