I've personally stopped buying the Chronicle , it getsmore expensive and the content is poor, it's also getting to be thinner , not good to eat fish n chips off also :P Liam on Saturday is the only paper i buy , good value too !!!
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I've personally stopped buying the Chronicle , it getsmore expensive and the content is poor, it's also getting to be thinner , not good to eat fish n chips off also :P Liam on Saturday is the only paper i buy , good value too !!!
I still buy the Chronicle, and I buy the Morning Star if I see it when I am in Town. Sometimes read newspapers online
Aar buy the weekly Halifax Courier and Chronicle on match days.
A get the weekly Halifax Courier cos amma nosey old bugger and a want to see if enybody a know ez been in Cooart on a charge or ez deed (Deaths and Obituaries Columns).
Oh and I buy the Football League paper on Sunday, unless we lose
Du the still sell Green Un Setdi teeartime ?
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Originally Posted by SBRed48
Have noticed in the obituaries column people tend to die in alphabetical order:O
Defiantly becoming a thing of the past and dying a slow death due to the digital age .
I was only thinking last night whilst listening to some music on spotify , the site contains 50 million plus songs and all available to listen with a small device , imagine owning 50 million vinyl records and storing them .
Tell you what doesn't work too well in the digital age , ebooks , you still can't beat reading a book the old fashioned way and sales are declining for ebooks .
No that's gone too SB .Quote:
Originally Posted by SBRed48
Always will remember running to Wakey bus station around 6pm Sat night then back home to get the green un (Leeds) and pink un (Bradford) must have been abart 13 or so all the local sport was brilliant reads - Happy Days!Quote:
Originally Posted by animallittle3
Your Saturday evening Green Un was a must have .Quote:
Originally Posted by Barnsley Chop
Amazing how they got it on the streets so quickly when you think about it .
Very greatly missed newspaper .