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What are you reading at the moment?

By MC Prussian, in General Chat

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Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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Starting "A New England" by G.R Searle today.

 

Been looking forward to reading this for a while, widely regarded as one of the best historical books ever written, a journey from the Victorian age to the end of the First World War. I love reading things like this and seeing what the hopes were for a future that we know as the past,

 

 

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Guest MattP

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No better time to start this than now I think.Screenshot_2017-06-04-10-56-46.thumb.png.1f44547fd619551f2483e4ee149a59b3.png

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bovril

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55 minutes ago, MattP said:

No better time to start this than now I think.Screenshot_2017-06-04-10-56-46.thumb.png.1f44547fd619551f2483e4ee149a59b3.png

Read a bit of it and you probably won't be surprised that I thought it was mostly bollocks. Whatever good points he makes have been made before and veers into silly christian fundamentalistism / conspiracy theory crap / tired nostalgia for a country that never existed. It is very well written though.

 

The book you posted before looks interesting though.

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The Blur

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On 2017-6-4 at 21:10, baker11 said:

Off away on holiday next week. Has anyone any good sports books they would recommend? 

 

As for footballing autobiographies,  try Gordon Banks and Jimmy Greaves.  

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Webbo

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41 minutes ago, ruletheworld said:

Wilbur Smith - Men of Men

I used to love his books but the last few I bought were just sick. What's that one about?

Russell sprout

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8 hours ago, foxfanazer said:

Is Vardy's book worth a read? Keep going to buy it but then don't for some reason 

I personally really enjoyed it and couldn't put it down and read it in a few nights,

probably because I'm a city fan and can reminisce whilst reading it

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Magictv

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On 2017-5-26 at 07:47, MattP said:

Starting "A New England" by G.R Searle today.

 

Been looking forward to reading this for a while, widely regarded as one of the best historical books ever written, a journey from the Victorian age to the end of the First World War. I love reading things like this and seeing what the hopes were for a future that we know as the past,

 

 

a new england.jpg

Looks interesting,  was it a decent read? 

Guest MattP

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1 minute ago, Magictv said:

Looks interesting,  was it a decent read? 

Tremendous, incredible depth and terrific to read in hindsight. 

 

Terrifying as well as times that no one had any idea of what was coming.

Guest MattP

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5 minutes ago, Strokes said:

:nigel:

£100, I'll just borrow yours Matt :D 

Cripes, that's mental.

Strokes

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36 minutes ago, MattP said:

Cripes, that's mental.

A fine example of in demand things in short supply being valuable. Kind of like how low skilled labour is not in the EU :whistle: 

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foxfanazer

foxfanazer

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Finally got round to reading Vardy's book. Almost finished it and I have to say it made me a little emotional reading about the title win. 

 

It's a great read about someone who has made plenty of mistakes but doesn't claim to perfect. Despite his brushes with the law and 'Japgate' you can't help but be impressed by the man. Talk about hard work and determination! 

 

Can't help but love the guy! 

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