By Mike S
February 24 2007

Are they over? Well I can assure you BMJ has slept better this week than he has in the last 6-7 weeks. For this week he has done something that the most sceptical fans could not forsee, and thats record back to back away victories against premiership opposition. Restless Nights

Are they over? Well I can assure you BMJ has slept better this week than he
has in the last 6-7 weeks. For this week he has done something that the
most sceptical fans could not forsee, and thats record back to back away
victories against premiership opposition.

First up, Fulham. A team with a very good record at home this season.
Jol decided to go with the defensive option in midfield playing Brittle
bones and Zokora. I myself felt this was TOO defensive but it proved
otherwise. We saw 4 FANTASTIC goals from Keane and that man who is starting
to justify his price tag, Dimitar Berbatov. This guy is just exciting the
hell out of me. His sheer skill on the ball for such a big man is mouth
watering. He can finish cooler than a coconut and his general appearance on
the pitch must bring a confidence boost to the rest of the lads.

Wednesday night came Everton. Was there any chance of taking that confidence
from the Cottage to the Park? You're damn right there was. Even with the ref
and linesman on their side we still broke the Toffees down. Lennon using
the pace that we know and love and Berbs yet again with another cool, calm, and
collected finish. Despite their dubious goal (which was still a superb
finish) we prospered in the 89th minute from JJ :-).

So, 2 away wins on the bounce and on Sunday The Wanderers of Bolton visit the
Lane. I can't help but feel deep inside we need to turn WHL back into the
fortress it has been for the last 2 years. Our home record up until the
visits of Liverpool and Newcastle United speaks for itself and the crowd as usual will need to
GET BEHIND THE MANAGEMENT AND THE TEAM! 3 more points against Bolton will
put us right back up there with what looks like a favourable run in for the
the back end of the season.