Join Rowan Simons as he recounts his two decades in
More than just being ‘another football book’, Bamboo Goalposts charts
Unlike many foreign writers on
Bamboo Goalposts is a must read for all football and
Rating: 5/5
Gehennian landscape, Tartarian creatures, Hellish environs, Abyssal weather, stuck in Limbo.
Join Rowan Simons as he recounts his two decades in
More than just being ‘another football book’, Bamboo Goalposts charts
Unlike many foreign writers on
Bamboo Goalposts is a must read for all football and
Rating: 5/5
Despite being offered an improved contract, Pienaar had decided to leave Everton for Spurs. While some fans are criticizing him for his apparent lack of loyalty, I cannot blame him. If your company (gulag if you will) is going nowhere and a rival company which is on the up offers you a job with better pay and perks, would you choose to stay? As far as I am concerned, Pienaar had been a consummate professional during the time he was with us and I wish him well.
If the blame game is to played, the finger should rightly be pointed to our despicable and incompetent chairman and his equally despicable and incompetent cronies on his management team. Why is it that despite ‘looking for investment 24/7’, Everton has not found a rich benefactor or investor to take us forward while ‘lesser’ clubs like
The Student and I met with the Praying Mantis Master’s wife two weeks ago. Over slop we discussed the viability of her husband setting up a martial arts school in this shithole. The lady told us that during the first year the master would come over and teach a group of dedicated students. They will practise on their own for a few months each time until he comes back.
I was not convinced about this model but she was confident of its chances. She said that they have been doing quite well in
Although the lady assure me that the first year is a ‘testing’ year so no expenses would be incurred, then what about the airfare of the master and the rental costs of training grounds? With regards to marketing, they did not seem to have any plan in place. While they may have won many trophies in
The second book of the Day by Day Armageddon series continues the tale of a ragtag band of survivors of a post-zombie apocalypse.
Written in diary form, it describes with vivid details the struggles of the protagonist, a
Although the military jargon may confuse non-military readers, its inclusion imparts flavor. A
Although an absorbing read, Beyond Exile pales slightly in comparison to its prequel in terms of sheer adrenaline pumping action. The story gets awfully slow at certain points; the tedium perhaps an unwanted effect of drawing emphasis to the mental turmoil the protagonist suffers. Bourne is a relatively new writer and he will improve with practice. I cannot wait for the release of his third book: Into Dragon’s Maw.