1961_vintage
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Popular in Peterborough I hear.
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King of the Kippax | Last ever edition (p 20)
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Popular in Peterborough I hear.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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The problem is that on here 200 words is a lot. In KOTK I can write 4000 and really go into detail.
Yeah, I can read a double page in KotK, but any lengthy posts on here I tend to skim over and read the replies. KotK is a bloody good read. Is Burf back?
JGL07
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If I recall correctly MCIVTA wasn’t online but was an email subscription service.Before we all had the internet my wife worked at Birmingham University and used to print this for me!
WestGorton
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I liked Blueprint. The Crystal Palace cover was a classic. So were Bananas.
Universities had internet before the rest of us so was accessible that way (may be it was email for those without the internet).If I recall correctly MCIVTA wasn’t online but was an email subscription service.
Just checked with the wife, who confirmed it was available as a newsletter online in the early 1990s (she worked at the uni around 1993-1996).Universities had internet before the rest of us so was accessible that way (may be it was email for those without the internet).
East Level 2
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I first bought KOTK at Fratton Park in 88-89 and bought all the City zines for a while.
The following season we tonked the rags 5-1 and a few weeks later Private Eye mentioned us drubbing them in an article about the farcical attempted takeover of the rags by Michael Knighton. I sent the article to all the fanzines and I think they all printed it. Dave Wallace was the first editor I met and I kept sending him odd comments which eventually grew in the Ged Sounds Off page. I also helped Dave and Sue sell the fanzine for about 20 years, and still do occasionally when others sellers aren't available.
The following season we tonked the rags 5-1 and a few weeks later Private Eye mentioned us drubbing them in an article about the farcical attempted takeover of the rags by Michael Knighton. I sent the article to all the fanzines and I think they all printed it. Dave Wallace was the first editor I met and I kept sending him odd comments which eventually grew in the Ged Sounds Off page. I also helped Dave and Sue sell the fanzine for about 20 years, and still do occasionally when others sellers aren't available.
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He seems to be very intermittent on here recently.Yeah, I can read a double page in KotK, but any lengthy posts on here I tend to skim over and read the replies. KotK is a bloody good read. Is Burf back?
His style of writing is well suited for a fanzine with a lovely turn of phrase. Easy to dip into before sleep or in the toilet library
Chips 'n' gravy.
Scott Loney , Les and Mike Holden I remember correctly , top lads
JGL07
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I first encountered MCIVIA in the early to mid 1990s. I have worked in the University sector since the late 1970s and was not fully online until around 1994-95 although email came somewhat earlier.Just checked with the wife, who confirmed it was available as a newsletter online in the early 1990s (she worked at the uni around 1993-1996).