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  1. 3 hours ago, Steadybreeze said:

    Sorry mate I don't, I'll try and have a look when I get in from work. The only thing I took from it was one huge batch of games announced for TV across the whole EFL from start of season to first week in Jan. Next batch will be more specifically aimed at how the tables are panning out, that list will include games upto April, then the last few weeks of the season will resort back to short notice for fans and targeting more meaningful games. 

    It's the Saturday/Sunday lunch games that are the killer for me, no interest in watching football at that time unless it's an end of season thriller!! Talk of pubs showing Championship games Saturday lunch is rubbish, most will be showing the Usual Premier league games

    Good for TV purposes but hate going to Sunday games

  2. Just now, Rample said:

    29 is no age really. 2 year deal and you still aren't stuck with a player in the years where they quickly decline. 

    People more in the know than I say he is quite an individual rather than team player and despite being relatively effective he is prone to going missing in games. 

    Linked to Boro and Norwich among others, so let them pay increased wages as we have CBT anyway. 

    He will be 30 this year and on high wages. Not completely against it but doesn't seem like the right time to sign such a player.

  3. 1 minute ago, chewbacca said:

    From what I can deduce, there's 16 players in Vegas. 

    Ebou, Nelson, Mendez, CBT, Smith, Hourihane, Collins, Bradley, Vickers, Elder, Cashin, Thommo, Sibs, Washington, Bird, Wilson.

    So obvious missing are Barks, Wildsmith, Fornah, Rooney, Ward, Waggy, Gayle.

    Forsyth not there

  4. 34 minutes ago, Nuwtfly said:

    The Buried Giant, I think. Though I loved all three of the Cormac McCarthy books.

    The Three-Body Problem was the best bit of sci-fi (much better than the Netflix adaptation)

    I'd also highly recommend The Man Who Fell to Earth, The Setting Sun and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle!

    I assume you've read The Road by McCarthy?

  5. 1 hour ago, Nuwtfly said:

    I did a 52 book challenge last year. Essentially it was to read a book a week every week. It was an absolutely brilliant way to force yourself to make reading a habit and explore a variety of genres. Here’s the 52:

    War Horse (Michael Morpurgo)

    All the Horses of Iceland (Sarah Tolmie)

    The Three-Body Problem (Cixin Liu)

    Storm of Steel (Ernst Jünger)

    Cosmos (Carl Sagan)

    Behold the Man (Michael Moorcock)

    The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea (Yukio Mishima)

    Coming Up for Air (George Orwell)

    This Is How You Lose the Time War (Amal El-Mohtar)

    Klara and the Sun (Kazuo Ishiguro)

    The Man Who Fell to Earth (Walter Tevis)

    Leviathan Wakes (James. S. A. Corey)

    We Have Always Lived in the Castle (Shirley Jackson) 

    The Stars My Destination (Alfred Bester) 

    Annihilation (Jeff Vandermeer) 

    Starship Troopers (Robert Heinlein)

    The Death of Ivan Ilyich (Leo Tolstoy)

    Mortal Engines (Stanislaw Lem)

    Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done? (Harold Schechter)

    Moby-Dick (Herman Melville)

    The Shadow of the Torturer (Gene Wolfe) 

    The Buried Giant (Kazuo Ishiguro)

    The Hustler (Walter Tevis)

    Why I Write (George Orwell)

    The Poppy War (R. F. Kuang) 

    Things Fall Apart (Chinua Achebe)

    A Psalm for the Wild Built (Becky Chambers) 

    The Picture of Dorian Gray (Oscar Wilde)

    Blood Meridian (Cormac McCarthy)

    Earthlings (Sayaka Murata)

    Lapvona (Ottessa Moshfegh)

    The Chrysalids (John Wyndham) 

    The Only Good Indians (Stephen Graham Jones)

    The Story of Kullervo (J. R. R. Tolkien)

    All the Pretty Horses (Cormac McCarthy) 

    The Word for World is Forest (Ursula K. Le Guin)

    One Hundred Years of Solitude (Gabriel Garcia Marquez)

    South of the Border, West of the Sun (Haruki Murakami)

    The City and the Stars (Arthur C. Clarke) 

    The Talented Mr Ripley (Patricia Highsmith)

    Island (Aldous Huxley)

    Tokyo Express (Seicho Matsumoto)

    Interview with the Vampire (Anne Rice)

    The Centauri Device (M. John Harrison)

    Where the Wild Ladies Are (Matsuda Aoko)

    Stardust (Neil Gaiman)

    The Crossing (Cormac McCarthy)

    Doomsday Clock (Geoff Johns) 

    Blind Owl (Sadeq Hedayat)

    The Setting Sun (Osamu Dazai)

    The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle (Haruki Murakami)

    Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (Gabrielle Zevin)

    What were your favourites?

  6. 1 hour ago, CBRammette said:

    OMG its still only Friday - what are your plans? How will you get to sleep? How can we make it go quicker? Or are you savouring it? 
    Couldnt sleep last night but doing an A-Z of Derby players then really helped. Only got to N. 
    Think I'm overly excited as didnt think could go tomorrow then Mr CBR sacrificed himself to accompany Baby CBR to offer holder day. 3 alarms already set. Aaargghhh!!

    Nelson, O'Hare..

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