fredfertang

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  HeathDavisSpeed

• Apr 26, 2015

Hey Tangy - have you read the Curtly Ambrose biography yet? If so, is it worth reading?

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  Red

• Mar 16, 2015

Thanks Fred, done!

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  Red

• Mar 8, 2015

Hi Fred, having a crack at your comp from Bloomsbury.

10 for 10 by Chris Waters

Elk Stopped Play by Charlie Connolly

Wisden Cricketers of the Year by Simon Wilde

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  Dan

• Mar 2, 2015

My girlfriend got me a copy of 10 for 10 (well, I picked it out and she refused to accept the money for it, so close enough). Absolutely fantastic so far, though I'm only about 30 pages in. I read your review and see you were similarly impressed.

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  Jarquis

• Dec 29, 2014

Fred, what books would you recommend most for a cricket fan? No overly history-heavy would probably be best. But they loved KP and Tresco's books.

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  Pothas

• Dec 1, 2014

Cheers, will seek it out.

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  Pothas

• Nov 30, 2014

Do you know of anything written on Bill Bowes? Reading 10 for 10 has rather piqued my interest in him, had no idea he was a prisoner of war.

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  stumpski

• Nov 30, 2014

Surrey v Lancs at the Oval in mid-September should you still be interested - possible promotion tussle?

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  GIMH

• Nov 21, 2014

RE the question in your email - the one you've given me is included in the batch I'll be posting tomorrow - if you want to rewrite/amend, let me know today and I will hold off until i have it

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  Hurricane

• Oct 23, 2014

Great awesome.

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  Hurricane

• Oct 23, 2014

Those are hilarious...feel free to chip in a couple of additonal ones if any come to mind.

Cheers for those.

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  fredfertang

• Oct 17, 2014

It is a bit perverse that bit of it I have to say, but clearly the Trial Judge was content with it - when the ***ual Offences Act 2003 came in it changed the law of consent from subjective to objective and those jokers who said at the time that any lad about town should have a stock of forms that he should get any conquest to sign ahead of coitus were spot on - that's what I always tell my lads anyway, and they laugh it off, but I think the message has got through

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  GIMH

• Oct 17, 2014

For me the clincher that he was in the wrong is that the jury saw fit to acquit one party and not the other. I know the defence see that as an inconsistency but for me it speaks volumes about the morality of what he did that night.

Certainly an eye-opener though. His tale is one many young men should probably read and take heed of.

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  GIMH

• Oct 17, 2014

If you're so inclined, have a look at www. chedevans.com (it wouldn't let me post an actual link for some reason)

It's the defence site of Ched Evans. As a man of the law I'd love to know your thoughts on it. The case interests me greatly for various reasons.

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  Hurricane

• Oct 14, 2014

Great questions are waiting now.

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  Hurricane

• Oct 14, 2014

Are you still keen on being interviewed in Off topic if so will put you on later today? Let me know.

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  watson

• Oct 8, 2014

10 of your finest non-sheep are required to be sent post-haste thru cyberspace to yonder fields. Cheers.

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  stumpski

• Sep 30, 2014

Just so you know, I'm reading Field of Shadows, about the 1937 Gentlemen of Worcester tour of Nazi Germany (!!) - should be able to get something to you by the weekend. My summer reading hasn't really included anything cricket-related.

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  Jarquis

• Sep 17, 2014

Hey mate, had held of sending the wine until I was done with the degree as I thought it made sense to have my thanks coincide with that! What qualifies as a 'decent bottle'? Excuse my lack of expertise in this area - student life had me looking down the other end of the scale! Other option is to send a case as my dad has a voucher he's kindly given to me. Recommendations?! What would you rather receive?

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  Scott R

• Sep 12, 2014

Hi, I have a book that I'd like to suggest for review but the booksATcricketweb.net email address doesn't work (no such person at this address). How do I get in touch? Scott