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Rock Sound
Angling Times
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Improve your Sea Fishing
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Kerrang
Metal Hammer
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Classic Rock
Rock Sound
Angling Times
Anglers Mail
Sea Angler
Improve your Sea Fishing
Improve Your Coarse Fishing
Fiesta Readers Wives Monthly
Football Echo.
Chicken curry , off the bone and chips , football echo , bus homeQuote:
Originally Posted by valleys caveman
NME
Eagle
Lion
I would religiously buy The Universe and The Catholic Herald:hehe:
NME/Melody Maker/Sounds depending on who was in it that week.
WSC (still subscribe)
Empire
Esquire
Saturday Guardian
90 minutes
Shoot!
The Word
Q
I started buying sounds about 4o years ago for tour dates announcements,gig and album reviews,band interviews etc.Also bought kerrang.
My paper was Daily Mirror until the internet kicked in.
Sunday Sport was always a favourite.
I still get The Mirror on a Saturday for Brian Reade’s column mainly and the week’s telly paper for the missus.Quote:
Originally Posted by theclaw
Boxing Monthly , The Ring , Sporting Life , Football Echo.
Various Sunday papers. Never by a paper anymore with the internet.
Edit I buy a Racing Post each day for Cheltenham or if I go to the races.
NME
Sounds
Scorcher and SCORE
The Beano
Blues & Soul, Black echoes I bought them religiously could never find them on the shelves in Wales though at to order them.
Football Echo
News of the World
Nuts
Hotspur
Beezer
The Aquarist and Pondkeeper
Sounds
The Guardian (mainly for the crossword)
love the cover of when Saturday comesQuote:
Originally Posted by Bluebirdman Of Alcathays
Bloke carrying a football with " the people " on his Jersey
Sums up football today , its shite and run by money
sounds was greatQuote:
Originally Posted by theclaw
Kerrang started off funny but its a mag for kids now
Athletics Weekly and Football Monthly
I don't get reading stuff on the Internet
Thats why I like magazines
I like something solid in my hand
You like something solid in your hand a bit to much!Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Used to buy the Guardian and the Economist as a sixth former.
Then I found that the Telegraph had a much bigger sports section!!!!
And of course the pink 'un every saturday.
Never buy papers now but still read The Guardian and Telegraph. Even though I disagree with a lot of the articles in both
I get 442 and my boy gets WSC, I do feel that 442 has gone off the boil a bit.
Beano
Shoot
Smash Hits
NME
Radio Times
BBC Good Food
The War Cry in the pub on a Friday night. The bloke selling them always did good business even though most of the copies were left in the pub at closing time.
TV choice
69 p
Great film reviews for such a paltry sum
Western Mail , utter shite and how it can justify a quid ten pence for what it contains is unbelievableQuote:
Originally Posted by Elwood Blues
Its a family tradition though
Moaning at the match report and how there is far too much rugby in it
Its going to vanish one day though , its crap
I'm always amazed at the number of older people who, if you see them buying or reading a paper, it's always the Daily Mail.
Melody Maker
Goal
Victor
Valiant
When Saturday Comes
Railway Modeller
I notice the same thing mostly on a Saturday, when they want the centre pull-out for the weeks tv listings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
Still had subs for a few publications up until the last few years (New Statesman, London Review of Books, New Yorker, Financial Times).
Otherwise, grew up with the Guardian or Independent in the house as a nipper, the Echo and Western Mail, Empire, and although a different beast, I used to have countless punk fanzines when I was a teenager.
a lot of old people vote tory which is no surprise if they are reading the daily goose stepQuote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
A mate of mine , a lifelong labour read it because of the weekly health section 🙄
I just told him to stop drinking alcohol
Viz
When Saturday comes
Used to get 442 but as someone stated its not as good as it was
viz was quality in its timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks
that's probab;ly because there are 4 full pages of quizzes and games in the middle :hehe: and for the question and answer bit which can give some interesting facts about everyday things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
Why else? :shrug:
The Dandy, the beano, the lion and later the wizard (Well mum bought them but they were ours)
The Telegraph because I got hooked on the crossword when an office I worked in had it delivered daily but stopped when I could finish the crossword every day. (I tried to do it again about a week ago and couldn't do 1 clue lol) Private Eye, Fiesta.
Used to rad the echo every evening as a teenager after my dad finished with it. That was when it was a broadsheet and every house in the street had one delivered.
Viz
When Saturday Comes.
NME
Sounds
Sunday Times
Football Echo
Boxing News
Football echo,
After moving overseas the British soccer weekly.
Kept me in touch pre Internet. A life saver.
NME
Viz
Q
Empire
Mojo
and from a few decades earlier Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly, Goal and always was a Beano rather than Dandy boy.
Dandy, Beano, Echo, Football Echo, Motorcycle News, First Down (UK American football weekly paper).
My loyalties were first and foremost the Beano over the Dandy too. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Beano every time:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
My preference too. Plus my older brother got the Dandy and it arrived on a monday so by Tuesday I'd read it, but my Beano came on a Wednesday and I could be a very very slow reader when things dictated. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker