danielgraywriter.bsky.social
Next book ‘Sunday Best’ (April 10th). Word churner. Editor of @nutmegmagazine. Host of @WSC_magazine pod. York-grown Boro man living in Scotland.
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Oh tremendous, Andy. Quite right. And cheers.
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I was supposed write 'And this one, I'm told time and again, is a perfect toilet read. Not that he reads on the toilet or anything so uncouth. It's a collection of 50 love letters to football:' above this, but forgot because it's getting late now, isn't it.
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Many books including these are, of course, available at your local indie shop too. Or Order via: www.hive.co.uk
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What do you mean he's already got 'Saturday, 3pm'? Well here's the lesser-selling sequel, yours for a fiver and twenty-four pennies today:
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Or how about this? Some travels through Sundays past and present that'll have him happily humming the Bullseye theme tune while he waits in the Toby Carvery queue:
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Lovely stuff! Brilliant to see that.
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Lovely scenes!
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I'd love to some day, John. Maybe for the 10th anniversary of Saturday, 3pm 🤔
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A fair reason, Peter!
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Thanks, Mike. Hope you remedied the hunger in the justified way!
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Ha! What a beautiful picture
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Ha! I had a conversation along those lines, Kenny. It was discombobulating to say the least.
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Correct!
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Glorious! Cheers, Simon.
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Oh thanks, Nick. That in turn has made my Sunday.
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That's lovely to see again. Thanks Ceylan. Memories flowing, good and bad!
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Absolutely magic to meet you all at last. Made my night. See you soon.
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I always think, "It sounds like a little town in County Wexford." But then I thought Mulligatawny Soup was an Irish thing for ages too.
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That makes much more sense!
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Haha! What a spot from you. I seem to remember it was a local scrapyard, but that could be wrong. @untypicalboro.bsky.social - is that right: Dial a Duck was a scrapyard?
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I'm not even finding much comfort in the classic Boro words, "ah well, it's been worse"!