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Schumi
13/04/2011, 5:55 PM
"7th Day Adventists and other Weirdo's - Welcome to the League of Ireland"

Is this a reference to mypost wanting games on Sundays?

writerbk1969
13/04/2011, 6:26 PM
There is no copyright infringement, though I understand the point being made about the previous book. Basically the publisher has the final say, but because the book is a condensed history of the 21 clubs - anything from 12-18 pages, a fans survey (which Im happy to quiz people on here if so wished), and I've travelled to all the grounds - well 4 left - and included ground info, nearest pub, price of curry chip, programme and fanzine where a club has one etc, I want the book to have a fun title , though its understandable if a more practical title is opted for.
Providing I cut down my word count there will also be brief look back to clubs like Drumcondra, EMFA and Kildare County etc , so I'm keen to get the right title. Distrubrution isnt a problem as you'll be able to get it in a recognised book store chain.

MagicMon
13/04/2011, 7:37 PM
Thats not how Amazon works - if you entered it into Amazon it would return two results as there are only, hypothetically speaking, 2 books with a similar name.



I just typed it into Amazon under books and got 86 results. I remember trying to find Gods vs Mortals before Christmas and it was a struggle!

Re: the name, I'd go for something connected to going to the ground, "And look for the floodlights" was a good one

pineapple stu
14/04/2011, 8:50 AM
* Game open to the two people named only (although late applications may be accepted from other Stu's - until fudge runs out).
I invite Aberdonian Stu on to my team. Get another Bohs Stu and we can have a two-man tag wrestling match to decide this.

I'll sit back and have a pint while Aberdonian Stu mashes you. :)

marinobohs
14/04/2011, 10:11 AM
I invite Aberdonian Stu on to my team. Get another Bohs Stu and we can have a two-man tag wrestling match to decide this.

I'll sit back and have a pint while Aberdonian Stu mashes you. :)

Now, thats fighting talk Over to you SKSTU :cool:. Will be happy to arrange the contest for halftime at Dalymount - perhaps Bohs V UCD game ! (tickets available through TICKETMASTER, Fantasy Island and all other usual outlets).

sligo23
14/04/2011, 10:50 AM
Who is Tom anyway? - A supporters guide to the LOI
or
Where is Tom's lump gone, and other LOI mysteries - A supporters guide to the LOI

writerbk1969
14/04/2011, 11:07 AM
Think someone had mentioned " Just look for the floodlights " or "Just Follow The floodlights" here, both of which are good as well.

**FrOsTy**
14/04/2011, 11:14 AM
From motorways to dirt tracks - A supporters guide to the LOI

The agony and extacy - A supporters guide to the LOI

Booze, Burgers and Ball - A supporters guide to the LOI

"REFEREE!!"- A supporters guide to the LOI

Chippertalk - A supporters guide to the LOI

"Take him off" - A supporters guide to the LOI

Eminence Grise
14/04/2011, 3:16 PM
Of course there's no law against it, but if you want your book to be marketed properly, distinguishing it might help

Indeed. I remember well when an ex brought home a sex book called How to Hug.

I hadn't the heart to point out it was Volume 9 of the Oxford English Dictionary.

historynut
14/04/2011, 5:02 PM
There is no copyright infringement, though I understand the point being made about the previous book. Basically the publisher has the final say, but because the book is a condensed history of the 21 clubs - anything from 12-18 pages, a fans survey (which Im happy to quiz people on here if so wished), and I've travelled to all the grounds - well 4 left - and included ground info, nearest pub, price of curry chip, programme and fanzine where a club has one etc, I want the book to have a fun title , though its understandable if a more practical title is opted for.
Providing I cut down my word count there will also be brief look back to clubs like Drumcondra, EMFA and Kildare County etc , so I'm keen to get the right title. Distrubrution isnt a problem as you'll be able to get it in a recognised book store chain.

What about Frankfort, Pioneers, Olympia, Ymca, Dolphin, Jacobs, Brookyn, Brideville, Reds Utd, Thurles, Newcastlewest, Cork Celtic, Cork Hibs and various other Cork clubs.

SkStu
14/04/2011, 9:31 PM
I invite Aberdonian Stu on to my team. Get another Bohs Stu and we can have a two-man tag wrestling match to decide this.

I'll sit back and have a pint while Aberdonian Stu mashes you.

Now, thats fighting talk Over to you SKSTU :cool:. Will be happy to arrange the contest for halftime at Dalymount - perhaps Bohs V UCD game ! (tickets available through TICKETMASTER, Fantasy Island and all other usual outlets).

You could be on to something MB and PS... We could host a fundraising night at Dalymount...


Monkey Knife Fighting 6.00pm-7.30pm
I challenge you, sir, to a Stuel - Pineapple v. Sk v. Aberdonian Royal Rumble/Last Man Standing
Obligatory Johnny Logan Gig 9.00pm
The Last of the Two Gerries - A TragiComedy 10.30-Close

the only thing i know is that this forum isnt big enough for the stu of us.

*sigh* :o

pineapple stu
15/04/2011, 8:46 AM
To thank that post or to add negative reputation; that is the question...

writerbk1969
15/04/2011, 8:50 AM
HISTORYNUT - all 11 cork clubs are featured and there's a mention to many of the defunct clubs you've put down. Im just trying to see is there a way to cut down on word count yet include a bit of their history.

WoodquayBoy
15/04/2011, 9:13 AM
nN the title, I like 'Follow the floodlights' or 'Look for the floodlights' as a main title. Funny without trying to be too clever. Would steer away from naming specific clubs or grounds

PartySaint
15/04/2011, 11:39 AM
My toes are Freezing

or

Would you miss us if we weren't here?

stann
15/04/2011, 2:23 PM
What about Frankfort, Pioneers, Olympia, Ymca, Dolphin, Jacobs, Brookyn, Brideville, Reds Utd, Thurles, Newcastlewest, Cork Celtic, Cork Hibs and various other Cork clubs.
Worst suggestion yet, historynut!








(:p
I would also go for "Just Look For The Floodlights", cracking title!)

writerbk1969
17/04/2011, 9:49 PM
Did get a few funny ones - Is this the Way to Salthill Devon ,or freezing my nuts off in Mervue, to the slightly odd - If Graham Kelly is reffing the game we're f******

poster
18/04/2011, 3:48 AM
To thank that post or to add negative reputation; that is the question...

Have you decided yet?

writerbk1969
18/04/2011, 9:27 AM
Pitching it this week so hope for definite answer by Friday.

historynut
18/04/2011, 11:59 AM
"Dreams and Nightmares" the League of Ireland where both freuently happen.
A league that has had domination but the smaller teams have had their moments of glory, and their dreams fullfilled, but probably every team has had a nightmare moment - relegation and inept housekeeping, financial collapse iminent etc etc etc.

Dixie Dean
18/04/2011, 2:26 PM
"Its the co-efficients stupid"

poster
18/04/2011, 3:51 PM
You should call it:
"Can't wait to go home after the game and pointlessly moan on foot.ie about something that happened"

green army
18/04/2011, 6:23 PM
Did get a few funny ones... to the slightly odd - If Graham Kelly is reffing the game we're f******

do you mean alan kelly?. got a laugh out of that cos i've said it so many times!!!

writerbk1969
18/04/2011, 11:46 PM
Alan , maybe. More Graham!

redobit
19/04/2011, 12:22 AM
Why not just:

A supporters guide to the League of Ireland.

osarusan
19/04/2011, 5:28 AM
"Seriously? Sure I could play that!"

How to lose friends and annoy people - becoming a LOI fan.

maksimir
19/04/2011, 6:47 PM
"I willingly freeze my nuts off for this (although not so much now since we switched to a summer season - although March can be brisk enough)"

thischarmingman
19/04/2011, 7:56 PM
"It's Always Cold In Bray"

Hurt Locker
19/04/2011, 8:43 PM
Grass Roots - A supporters guide to the LOI

The cover could be a play on the title too!

Oldred
20/04/2011, 8:14 PM
How about "You're a ba***rd Referee". A L of I etc
Something naughty will always catch the eye, plus it's the most universal chant at matches since the League began.