Category: Floodlight Friday
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A trip to Edinburgh this week for #FloodlightFriday and we get straight to it on the cover for a change. The magnificent picture is enhanced by the caption “Sunset on Leith; Easter Road from an Executive Box prior to the…
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A second #FloodlightFriday trip to Leamington, the Brakes and the excellent Windmill Wonderland fanzine. I think I’ve explained this before, the club was established in 1933 as the works team of Lockheed Borg and Beck, and made brakes hence the…
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Today’s news is obviously going to be awash with stories about financial misreporting or cheating as it’s more commonly known so I realise that we will have to pull out all the stops with a blockbuster edition of #FloodlightFriday this…
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I’ve been a bit busy this week so after the highs of four “sets” of floodlights this week we’re down to zero actual pictures BUT we do have an extensive article..well, a potted history of Hibs under the lights with…
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This week’s #FloodlightFriday bonanza takes us back to Bournemouth and initially to Dean’s Court. One of the floodlights “sort of” appears on the cover or at least the glare from it does supporting a very weak joke about something all…
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This weeks #FloodlightFriday comes to you from Ireland with issue 2 of a general Irish League fanzine Head The Ball dated February 1989. To say it has such a niche subject it’s a pretty good effort, very enthusiastic and strident…
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This week we venture north of the border and way back to 1989 for our #FloodlightFriday escapade. It is actually a return to Only the Lonely which was the biggest and best Airdrie fanzine (OK it is the only one…
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April 1993 and Wycombe are enjoying the Martin O’Neil wind in their sails, about to be promoted to the promised land of the football league with a non league double to boot. You’d think all would be hale and hearty…
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We have a plethora of floodlights for #Floodlight Friday this week from one of the all time great fanznes, The Absolute Game with its legendary numbering scheme; issue 2nd Round 1st leg appearing to cover August and September of 1989.…
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Believe it or not there are 11 fanzines on the list that were written in English and sold in the UK but were entirely devoted to football and fandom in another country. Belgium, France, Germany, Sweden, Japan and even as…
