Half-Time Heroes has arrived
ADDICTED to the round ball? Read through the daily press, various blogs, forums and still can't get enough football?
Well, now there's a new monthly fix, Half-Time Heroes, an online fanzine combining a bit of serious analysis with a bundle of laughs.
The bumper first edition is out, a couple of days ahead of the new season, and can be found at the following link;
http://issuu.com/nearpost/docs/halftimeheroes1?viewMode=magazine
Editors Eamonn Flanagan and Con Stamocostas have done an outstanding job bringing it together, putting up with late arriving copy (guilty!) and crys of "mate, it's so much work" (guilty again!). Well done boys.
It contains an engaging foreword from the engaging pissant Kate Ellis, some absolute gems from resident cartoonist Wayne Snowden and enough thought-provoking copy from around the country to keep you glued for hours.
45 pages, 25 scribes, enjoy it all and let the editors know your thoughts by dropping a comment either here or anywhere.
Well, now there's a new monthly fix, Half-Time Heroes, an online fanzine combining a bit of serious analysis with a bundle of laughs.
The bumper first edition is out, a couple of days ahead of the new season, and can be found at the following link;
http://issuu.com/nearpost/docs/halftimeheroes1?viewMode=magazine
Editors Eamonn Flanagan and Con Stamocostas have done an outstanding job bringing it together, putting up with late arriving copy (guilty!) and crys of "mate, it's so much work" (guilty again!). Well done boys.
It contains an engaging foreword from the engaging pissant Kate Ellis, some absolute gems from resident cartoonist Wayne Snowden and enough thought-provoking copy from around the country to keep you glued for hours.
45 pages, 25 scribes, enjoy it all and let the editors know your thoughts by dropping a comment either here or anywhere.
posted by The Round Ball Analyst at 4.8.09
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