Argyle's 'impartiality'

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beesrus wrote:: In the end, anything in print or online these days has to be a good read, whatever the content or leaning. A little readdressing of the present regime wouldn't go amiss. The AFT had a chance to do that with a fanzine but that never really transpired. Nor sure why.
As for match days programs, I have never ever bought one, and never will. They are just too corny and Charles Buchan. I don't have an Argyle duvet either.

I'll give you a shout when it's done to see if you can be tempted to buy one. Or even better, use that wit of yours to write a little readdressing for the fanzine. Just saying... Basketball

Subject: Re: Argyle's 'impartiality' Thu Jan 11, 2018 9:34 pm

Anybody else wondering who Charles Buchan is?

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Subject: Re: Argyle's 'impartiality' Thu Jan 11, 2018 9:55 pm

Sir Francis Drake wrote:: Anybody else wondering who Charles Buchan is?

Regular fare in my very much younger days, probably still got a load of the mags in the attic. Lots of similar types of thing have been issued since the demise of CBFM, suppose you could say it was an early version of Four-Four-Two and the like.

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Sir Francis Drake wrote:: Anybody else wondering who Charles Buchan is?

You're showing your age now Frank Very Happy

Always had our christmas Charles Buchan annuals. I still remember seeing a picture of one Jimmy Adamson, captain of Burnley, always thought he looked a bit boring. This year I received a Jeremy Corbyn Annual.

Subject: Re: Argyle's 'impartiality' Thu Jan 11, 2018 10:24 pm

I can only go back this far.

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The best football book I ever had. Absolutely bloody everything was in it. Loads of great pictures too.

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