I’ve read the first book in series A man with one of those faces a while back as it was available free on Amazon good reads or something like that. I really enjoyed the humour and wit, recently got book 2 on the kindle will get to it at some point.
I’ve recently finished Slow Horses and Dead Lions, books 1 and 2 from the Slough House series by Mick Herron. Enjoyed both and just started the third one Real Tigers.
The TV adaption is worth a watch as well. Worth watching for Gary Oldman alone.
Kello have added 2 players to the squad going by Twitter. Andrew Heaney (Talbot) and Thomas Kerr (Maryhill).
Good luck to both at Nithside Park and hopefully they can help the promotion push.
Lochar Thistle will surely be thereabouts when the prizes are dished out.
Going by the st cuthberts result you would expect mids to be involved as well if they keep improving.
Edge of the grave by Robbie Morrison
Tartan noir in 30s Glasgow. Dark in places and very funny in places to break it up. Interesting to read about the industrialists financing promising athletes.
Enjoyed this book and looking forward to the second effort.
Yes this happened, I enjoyed the deadwood movie. I don’t think season 3 was intended to be the end but the lead pair moved onto movies and they couldn’t get cast together again.
I know this would belong on c**** on a tram page but this will have to do.
Visiting Edinburgh last week and took the tram from the Gyle into princes street for a trail about with the weans. The conductors were a treat to watch. Fair dodgers lobbed off at the next stop. Family of women including a right auld woman lobbed off for no having a ticket. Plus a few fancy evening drinkers taking the tram the few stops to princes street and lobbed off after 1 stop to get a ticket. Merciless.