Looking for books to read during the lockdown: 'The Young Team' - this is actually not a decent book. It is however, very well written but also very, very scary in terms of the memories that were stirred.
Emdy fae the schemies in Eastehouse, Airdre, Cumbernauld, the 'Brig, Bellshill, Viewpark or any ither slagdumps will get it: eventually.
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Decent Books
comment by Zico - Celtic Treble Winners 22/23 (U21900)
posted on 17/3/20
Anything by Bernard Conwell, historical but with ficticious characters telling the story. His Viking/Alfred the Great series is particularly good.
Tom Clancy too, can be a bit long winded at times but great reads.
posted on 17/3/20
Decent books.
Not the latest ones from rangers-got a going concern in them.
comment by Dave The Jackal (U22179)
posted on 17/3/20
If you want cheering up, then this one has multiple laugh out loud moments on every page ...
"An Utterly Impartial History of Britain: Or 2000 Years of Upper Class Idiots in Charge" by John O'Farrell (published 2007)
Highly recommend it, and kinda appropriate in these trying times. About 600 pages as well, so will keep you going for a while.
posted on 17/3/20
comment by Dave The Jackal (U22179)
posted 20 minutes ago
If you want cheering up, then this one has multiple laugh out loud moments on every page ...
"An Utterly Impartial History of Britain: Or 2000 Years of Upper Class Idiots in Charge" by John O'Farrell (published 2007)
Highly recommend it, and kinda appropriate in these trying times. About 600 pages as well, so will keep you going for a while.
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Looks funny, ordered it
comment by New Magnum. The Mild Drover (U16400)
posted on 17/3/20
comment by super phoenix rangers - I drank a lava lamp (U14864)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Dave The Jackal (U22179)
posted 20 minutes ago
If you want cheering up, then this one has multiple laugh out loud moments on every page ...
"An Utterly Impartial History of Britain: Or 2000 Years of Upper Class Idiots in Charge" by John O'Farrell (published 2007)
Highly recommend it, and kinda appropriate in these trying times. About 600 pages as well, so will keep you going for a while.
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Looks funny, ordered it
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You won't regret it. Very funny and informative.
comment by atheist (U2783)
posted on 17/3/20
Just ordered it as well, sounds good.
Cheers, Dave.
posted on 17/3/20
Mentioned on another thread that I've just read Spitfire, by John Nichol. Very interesting and inspiring.
posted on 17/3/20
Scudd books have the best pictures 👍😂
comment by Redundant Lurker (U21637)
posted on 18/3/20
Anyone looking for a good football book - Fathers, sons and Football by Colin Shindler. Cracking wee book about 3 generations of the Summerbees. You can get the hardback book second hand for shrapnel + delivery cost & the kindle edition for £4.
posted on 18/3/20
If you like crime stories, try Jussi Adler Olsen, the Carl Morck series. Well written and usually a couple of stories running parallel within it.
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