Its an excellent journey round all 42 Scottish fitba grounds in one season. Detailing transport, pre-match venues for a pint, the quality of the pies at the ground, and a review of the performance of both the players and the fans. He goes into some depth in his report for each ground. Its rather witty too!
He obviously visits Pittodrie (2-2 cup game with Hibs last season), and also a Falkirk v Aberdeen SPL game where the away fans are praised.
Greatest debut album of all time. Shove your stone roses up yer farter
Bukta Bertie
A rare moment of agreement there.
Sublime.
BigAl
So I gave this one a go, but afraid to say I really struggled with it early doors and subsequently stopped reading.
The problem with audio books for me, is that because I only really listen whils
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First up, may I recommend Gary Sutherland's "Hunting Grounds":
http://www.play.com/Books/Books/4-/3370157/Hunting-Grounds/Product.html
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hunting-Grounds-Gary-Sutherland/dp/1841585866/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1198166624&sr=8-1
Its an excellent journey round all 42 Scottish fitba grounds in one season. Detailing transport, pre-match venues for a pint, the quality of the pies at the ground, and a review of the performance of both the players and the fans. He goes into some depth in his report for each ground. Its rather witty too!
He obviously visits Pittodrie (2-2 cup game with Hibs last season), and also a Falkirk v Aberdeen SPL game where the away fans are praised.