1.HAPPY GLASSES
There he was. Sprawled out on the tanning bed. Preparing to increase the temperature on the machine. Joe was aghast as he approached his old friend. ‘Sam, Sam. You’re looking good, mate. Just about to top up the tan?’ ‘Joe, Joe, came a voice from behind, accompanied by a chorus of hushed disapproval. ‘Joe, take…
BRUNEL The FRIDGE BUILDER by Jonty Morgan. (Extract from the Kindle book available on Amazon) Pitfalls of a life without Brunel.
If Brunel was subverted from his true calling, then Bristol Temple Meads Station wouldn’t exist. All sorts of solutions would be applied to getting passengers off safely from a moving train once it was within the city’s environs. As this following advert from The London Evening Comet testifies: ARE YOU TRAVELLING TO BRISTOL BY RAIL?…
Extract from The History of English Football According to Jonty Morgan Preston North End: The Invisibles
Preston North End Team Photo 1888-89 (above) Back Row: Dewhurst, Drummond, A. Goodall, J. Goodall, Mills-Roberts, Trainer, Robertson, J. Graham, Whittle, Edwards. Front Row: Gordon, Inglis, Howarth, Ross, Sudell (manager), Russell, Holmes, W. Graham, Thompson. In 1883, Billy Sudell created professional footballers when he imported many Scottish players to the club he owned, Preston North…
15. WHEN SATURDAY’S GONE By Jonaldo
Advice from a Walking Footballer What my fellow players fail to realise when I mark my goalscoring feats with flamboyant gestures is that I’m the first generation influenced by this new manner of celebrating goals that surfaced during the very early 1970s. I was an impressionable 8 year old when Sheffield United visited Bristol City…
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