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I raised this issue with Fan Support last week and received the following reply.. " Tickets for Leverkusen haven't been sent to Season Ticket Passes just yet. It would start to appear on your pass within 5 days of the fixture." My wallet has now been updated. Probably worth knowing for future...

1. Billy Summers - Stephen King 2. Dead Man's Creek - Chris Hammer Not sure if you're aware that there's another reading thread on here. You may find some recommendations https://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/threads/books-reading-thread-2025.358008/page-43

I agree, in my top 3 fiction reads of the past few years.

I can recommend two great books about some Ashes classics Victory in Australia - Richard Whitehead Richie Benaud's Blue Suede Shoes - David Kynaston & Harry Ricketts This one focuses on the pivotal Old Trafford Test Match of 1961.

A couple of updates.. The Dragon Man - Garry Disher - 8/10 Garry Disher is one of the leading thriller writers in Australia. This book is the first in the Mornington Peninsula series featuring DI Hal Challis. This book has most of the ingredients that you would expect; possible serial...

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Victory in Australia - Michael Whitehead - 9.5/10 (Audiobook) This is a brilliant book - a must read/listen for any cricket lover. It tells the story of England’s Ashes triumph in 1954/55 but it’s much more than just a summary of the 5 test matches. England were captained by Len Hutton — the...

The Peepshow - Kate Summerscale (Audiobook) - 9/10 Set in post‑war London, The Peepshow revisits the infamous murders at 10 Rillington Place, Notting Hill, in the early 1950s. Police discover the bodies of several young women hidden in the walls and garden of the house, and the story...

This is exactly the predicament I have with my son's ticket. He often finds that he can't attend at short notice, sometimes a matter of hours before ko, so he's transferred his ticket to me and I have taken someone with me. I'm on hold with the ticket office as I type this to see what can be...

Totally agree about "Killing Thatcher". I listened to the audiobook earlier this year and it was a compelling listen. I found the story of the hunt for the bomber as good as any thriller. A must read for anyone interested in "the troubles".

Palace of Shadows - Ray Celestin 7/10 This is a standalone novel from Ray Celestin the author of the City Blues Quartet. It's set on the North York Moors in 1899. The basis for the story appears to be the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, CA. The story follows Samuel Etherstone, a...

Thanks for the heads-up...ordered!

Lick The Tins - Can't Help Falling in Love

Nils Lofgren - Black Books

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