Cod Almighty | Features
Plastics: the only way up is to stay down
By Bored Member, 18 January 2019
Blundell Park is under threat from the scourge of the fair weather fan. Stern measures are needed. Bored Member is on the case
The night we thrashed Spurs 0-3
By Pat Bell, 8 January 2019
The defeat at Crystal Palace was not the only time Town have been magnificent in defeat. Pat Bell remembers when Spurs visited Blundell Park in 1991
I was there when Town won at Selhurst
By Peter Anderson, 3 January 2019
Away wins for Town at Crystal Palace have been few and far between. Peter Anderson is one of very few to have witnessed one
The year we touched the sky
By Lee Johnson, 9 December 2018
In 1983-84, Town achieved their best league position since dropping out of the top flight in 1948. Lee Johnson saw every game
Live streaming: embrace the change
By Alex Gerlis, 5 December 2018
It can open up Town games to people who otherwise wouldn't follow them at all. Alex Gerlis makes the case for live streaming
Brian Hill and other crimes against humanity
By Tony Barker, 30 November 2018
In a pivotal match in 1991, referee Brian Hill ignored a blatant penalty-area foul on Shaun Cunnington. Tony Barker remembers
Fortress Blundell Park?
By John Perry, 29 November 2018
Is Blundell Park a fortress? John Perry looks at the numbers.
The Cod Almighty guide to modern football
By Rich Mills, 21 November 2018
Cut through modern football's inpenetrable jargon with our simple guide
A hero and the price he paid: Matt Tees and dementia
By Ron Counte, 8 November 2018
Matt Tees made a generation of fans fall in love with Grimsby Town, but at a price. Ron Counte remembers. Now with your comments added
Brian Hill: wonderful wing-raider
By Gordon Wilson, 29 October 2018
In the 1960s, Grimsby enjoyed the services of a winger who could torment England internationals. Gordon Wilson remembers Brian Hill
A Tommy of the Town digest
By Cod Almighty, 4 October 2018
There's more Tommy on the way so why not remind yourselves what your heroes got up to last season
Great Scott!
By Rich Mills, 18 September 2018
Andy Freeman's two-parter on the career of Johnny Scott inspired Cod Almighty's readers to draw on their memories of the great man
April showers
By Ron Counte, 1 August 2018
Last season Town fans experienced every possible emotion in one remarkable month. Ron Counte will never forget how it felt
Parklife: a seventies childhood on Sussex Rec
By Ron Counte, 24 July 2018
"We played football. Lots of it. Every day." Ron Counte remembers the long summer holidays of the early 1970s
Of Owls and Cods
By Gordon Wilson, 19 July 2018
Could the Mariners face Cleethorpes Town in a league fixture one day? Gordon Wilson knows a club that's risen from the same level as the Owls
They used to play on gravel: seven intriguing GTFC friendlies
By Pete Green, 17 July 2018
The club's first ever match in 1878, a thrashing of Japan under McMenemy, a gravel pitch in Iceland, and much more...
GTFC Happiness Index July 2018
By Peter Anderson & Rich Mills, 16 July 2018
We're here to help you track the local mood, despite the Grimbarian's binary think-habit of despair or euphoria