TSLR - well worth a quid

[Lush]

A confession - I haven't bought a copy of The Seagull Love Review since it first came out, having suffered aching eyes after five minutes trying to decipher the busy pages of waffle crammed with white type on grey in varying shapes and sizes.

However, on the walk up from the station yesterday I had a pound coin out to drop in the Martlets buckets, but was relieved of it instead by the delightful little girl aged about 5 or 6 waving copies at passersby.

In my opinion it's come on leaps and bounds. If you come on NSC regularly and read the club website it's easy to think that you don't need a fanzine - you already know everything there is to know. But I thought it was a really good read - and cleanly and professionally laid out.

The style is very different from most posts on here - well written and entertaining. The content is different too - I loved the story of the guy who was interviewed for a security job at the Amex, and the match reviews are real stories of the day. Sometimes fanzine writers can be a bit wordy and self-indulgent, but not here.

Good work guys - I'll be buying it again.

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[Daffy Duck]

Agree with you, Lush.
I enjoy it, and the last edition from Withdean and the first one from the Amex are now part of my Albion memorabilia.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

i always enjoyed it (not least because i write for it myself) but this season there has been a massive step up in quality imo

far better value than the programme, and it makes for excellent post game/half time reading

 

[Drumstick]

Always a good read, If you haven't read it. Try one at the next game.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

obviously flairwatch is the best bit

 

[Richard Reynold's Haircut]

flairwatch is the best column, but i have noticed there's been a massive improvement. they seem to have dropped the ego's, and now write only about the football rather than themselves. It's great.

My only other pet hate was their insistence on using the term 'Falmex', and that has been ditched as well.

Very good copy this month

 

[Another Berkshire Seagull]

Hats off to the TSLR crew...probably the best pound spent on a matchday.

 

[Lewes' best seagull]

Great read.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

flairwatch is the best column, but i have noticed there's been a massive improvement. they seem to have dropped the ego's, and now write only about the football rather than themselves. It's great.

My only other pet hate was their insistence on using the term 'Falmex', and that has been ditched as well.

Very good copy this month

oh- i was only joking when i said flairwatch was the best.......i usually write it drunk

 

[Richard Reynold's Haircut]

oh- i was only joking when i said flairwatch was the best.......i usually write it drunk

well it never fails to amuse me!

 

[Lewes' best seagull]

However, on the walk up from the station yesterday I had a pound coin out to drop in the Martlets buckets, but was relieved of it instead by the delightful little girl aged about 5 or 6 waving copies at passersby.

Betti. A huge fan and outsells the rest of us every game.

 

[Braders]

obviously flairwatch is the best bit

all things said it is one of my fave pieces

and Mendozas hot and not always gets a giggle.

 

[Gazwag]

far better value than the programme, and it makes for excellent post game/half time reading

I think that's a little unfair, £3 for the excellent programme this season is extremely good value

 

[Simon Morgan]

Love it. Controversially, 'Hot and Not' and 'Flairwatch' are the weakest area of the fanzine for me!

 

[Barrel of Fun]

The style is very different from most posts on here - well written and entertaining.

Oh...

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Love it. Controversially, 'Hot and Not' and 'Flairwatch' are the weakest area of the fanzine for me!

always willing to take on constructive criticism!

 

[JamesAndTheGiantHead]

I am very fond of the illustrations that don the back page.

 

[Samej]

A confession - I haven't bought a copy of The Seagull Love Review since it first came out, having suffered aching eyes after five minutes trying to decipher the busy pages of waffle crammed with white type on grey in varying shapes and sizes.

However, on the walk up from the station yesterday I had a pound coin out to drop in the Martlets buckets, but was relieved of it instead by the delightful little girl aged about 5 or 6 waving copies at passersby.

In my opinion it's come on leaps and bounds. If you come on NSC regularly and read the club website it's easy to think that you don't need a fanzine - you already know everything there is to know. But I thought it was a really good read - and cleanly and professionally laid out.

The style is very different from most posts on here - well written and entertaining. The content is different too - I loved the story of the guy who was interviewed for a security job at the Amex, and the match reviews are real stories of the day. Sometimes fanzine writers can be a bit wordy and self-indulgent, but not here.

Good work guys - I'll be buying it again.

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Before yesterdays game i bought my 1st copy this season following your recomendation,you`re right it`s a very good read for a quid, i read every word.

 

[strings]

I haven't purchased TSLR in a while - will there be anyone selling it at St. Andrews?

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

I haven't purchased TSLR in a while - will there be anyone selling it at St. Andrews?

Im sure I have seen sellers at every away game so far...