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Hey there, Im new to WHFB and right now Im trying to find an Orcs and Goblins army that is fun to play so I decided to stick to a Goblins-only army.
Now, I need your opinions and suggestions for improvement!

This is what my army looks like now (in theory):

Goblin Big Boss - 116p
- Sneaky Skewerer
- Amulet of Protectyness
- Gigantic Spider

^8x Goblin Spider Riders - 122p
- Standard Bearer
- Musician

Night Goblins Big Boss - 131p
- Wollopas One Hit Wunda
- Bigged's 'ed Kickin Boots
- Great Cave Squig

^8x Goblin Squig Hoppers - 120p

Night Goblins Big Boss - 107p
- BSB
- Light Armour
- Spider Banner

^ 27x Night Goblins - 139p
- 2x Fanatics
- Short Bow
- Standard Bearer

25x Goblins - 145p
- Full Command
- Spears
- Shields

3x Trolls - 120p

Total: 1000p

My idea with the two first bosses was for them to focus on heavy armored units/characters, hence their magical items. Their mounts also enables them to quickly get into melee combat.
I chose 3 regular trolls instead of 2 river/stone trolls because I felt that 3 armor piercing spits would be more valuable (I guess the unit would be harder to outnumber aswell).
I will use my night goblins as main artillery (or the only artillery) and the regular goblins will probably act as a meat shield for the night goblins, or I might just use them to expose a flank for perhaps the trolls.

As stated above, please feel free to comment, critizism is most welcome.

P.S the ^ at the units name means they are attached to the unit above.