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Got it at the tail-end of last week and just finished reading it.
You have a good turn-of -phrase : my favourite was 'walking in the valley of the shadow of debt' Highly recommended to all Fredsters as well as Lionheart JT |
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This is next to my bog for throne time reading ( that’s not a bad thing )
Honest opinion ........ Don’t be offended it’s just my view. It’s not what I thought it would be in all honesty. I thought it was going to be completely about the bantz and gooning at away games, the piss ups, the sing songs and the mischief one might witness be involved in or even (Reddles) instigate It’s not. It’s probably too political for me, very anti glazer and all that which don’t get me wrong, I appreciate and completely agree with but, as I said above it wasn’t what I thought the book was about, I can read all that stuff everyday on numerous sites and papers if I wanted to. When I seen it was about on the road with Manchester united from an away fans view I had very different thoughts obviously on what that would be about. Its opinionated, not necessarily a bad thing but with opinions come difference, I agree with a lot of your thoughts on certain players and from memory their performances in certain games but the next man might completely disagree and think you’re a nob, I think it borders on what you say is what is right, which is a dangerous but, I give you the benefit of the doubt that you don’t mean it to be that way. Negatives = not enough about the bantz of an away day, bit too political (IMO) sometimes the account of the day gets sidetracked by other stuff and it ends up being one paragraph about the game and a page and half about something that’s essentially nothing to do with that game. Positives = only kidding, I’m still reading it so that’s a good thing, it’s different and its interesting, good to remember some of the matches and times around them and when its mentioned, its good hearing what others were up to on the same trip you were on Hope that doesn’t seem negative because it’s not, I would definitely recommend the book to others mate |
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Similarly, I didn't always want to write too much about the game - in terms of a season, the games are often but a constituent part, and their detail isn't important. Also, I was filing my piece on a Friday, so a fair amount of what there was to say about any particular game, in terms of what happened on the pitch, had been said in infiniticate elsewhere, so I was trying to look at themes and thoughts, rather than describe action we'd all seen and read about plenty already. Obviously no one is going to agree with all my opinions - sheeet, I don't agree with em all myself. And especially given that I was writing on a week-by-week basis, there are plenty of reactions in there that given a little more time to reflect, might have been less severe. Might. As for the politics, I didn't intend to write much about it. There's some detail at the start, because it was necessary, but the only reason it's discussed later on is because of the g&g - it would have been ridiculous not to have discussed it, given how integral it was to the season. Also, it was an opportunity to get the club's situation read about, which seemed important at the time. I tried to talk about stuff in a way that was different from what you'd read elsewhere, but if you didn't find that, fair enough. Anyway, ta again. |
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