ISSUE THREE of Late Tackle is in shops from Wednesday. It will be on the shelves in most major newsagents, including the majority of the bigger WHSmiths. Any newsagent can order it for you.
If you can’t be arsed actually going to a shop (or you live outside the UK) you can order online.
And no, you don’t need a PayPal account.
Craig J Wilson
October 20, 2011
Really liked your magazine, and the article on Peter Reid had me laughing out loud (and feeling some sympathy with the Plymouth Chairman).
Not sure we needed yet another article on Robin Friday by Paolo Hewitt. Does the man have nothing else to write about?
But all in all, just what the doctor ordered. Hope you survive and thrive.
Alan Shaw
October 27, 2011
A refreshing new mag., that isn’t afraid to include ‘the warts and all’ of our favourite game. I particularly enjoyed the article on Dinnington Town, where I used to live near upto 6 years ago.
I remember going to an end of season mid week fixture, before they had their lights. It was the day after a Bank Holiday, and the local council use to tend the pitch, and we arrived to find it hadn’t been marked. Manager Steve Toyne jumped into his car, dashed over to Sheffield to collect a line marking machine, came back, ran round the pitch like a dervish marking the lines, as he dashed past the gathering crowd was heard to say, ‘you wouldn’t see b— Fergie doing this!’. The game kicked off nearly an hour late, and even though the teams changed ends with no half-time, finished in the dark (actually I think the ref. only played 40 mins. in the second half). This is what it’s all about! Good luck with the new venture.
Colin S. Jeffrey
November 11, 2011
Just seen Late Tackle for the first time, in WH Smith’s at York.
It looks good – I’ll be looking out for it on a regular basis.
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