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YBIG 11, the latest fanzine for the upcoming games in Croke Park vs Germany and Cyprus is now availble for download.
See www.ybig.ie for info
*Includes diary and plenty of photos from last month's trip to Slovakia and the Czech Republic, + eL content!
We'll be outside Croke Park and the surrounding pubs from about 4pm Saturday, so keep an eye out for us so you don't miss out!
If I could administer 1 Len Brennan style kick up the hole to anybody in Irish football it would have to be that tit with the bell that's pictured on the banner on ybig.ie
Why one anyone want a fanzine about the international squad these days. Hope they lose at least 3 or 4 nil. put the fai in their place.
A very impressive looking publication. It's more of an unofficial match programme than a fanzine.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebelarmyexile
Whatever happened to the good old fanzines like No More Plastic Pitches (Cork City), Hoops Upside Your Head (Rovers) and Down By The River (Harps) - I'm not to sure that I've the correct name for the Harps one but it was an excellent read that often punched below the belt
Harps Fanzine was Down To The River To Pray (DTTR for short). Them was the days. Then the editors went all official and they ended. Oh well, fun while it lasted.
Don't forget 'Standing Room Only' Paddy!
There is EL content on pages 22-25 (I think)
A lot of fanzines are better produced these days.
The old school ones are still around but if you can produce it to a higher quality, why not is what I say
There were a few other Galway United ones too. The Galway Independent, Tribal Bible and of course, the one hit wonder called The Lost Tribe.Quote:
Originally Posted by GuisaSaigon
The Lost Tribe was brought out my some schoolboy from Spiddal.