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Harry Wild: Series 2 – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey Following a long and varied career, Jane Seymour has recently found herself in an altogether different, and ... -
It’s Coming Home (Probably) by John McNicoll – Review
By Karl Hornsey With the European Championship just around the corner, and England regarded as favourites to win the trophy ... -
One Shilling: The Football Programme Design Revolution by Matt Caldwell and Alan Dein – Review
By Karl Hornsey The football programme has been part of the matchday experience for millions of people from the day ... -
Euro 1984: The Greatest Tournament You Never Saw by Aidan Williams – Review
By Karl Hornsey Having focused in his last book on the greatest teams to miss out on World Cup glory, ... -
Twelve Angry Men – Review – Grand Opera House, York
By Karl Hornsey, May 2024 Seventy years after Reginald Rose’s screenplay was first written, the latest adaptation of classic courtroom ... -
Forest Pines Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort, Brigg – Review
By Karl Hornsey, May 2024 It would be easy for me to describe Forest Pines Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort ... -
Edward Scissorhands – Review – Hull New Theatre
By Karl Hornsey, April 2024 Such is the remarkable imagination required to conceive the original story of Edward Scissorhands, it ... -
Hidden Assets: Series 1 and 2 Box Set – Review
By Karl Hornsey Irish-Belgian crime drama isn’t exactly a genre that leaps quickly to mind in the annals of detective ... -
Whitstable Pearl (Series 1 and 2) – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey Clearly something is being done right with this crime drama based on the novels by Julie Wassmer, ... -
Kicking On: How Footballers Win the Post-Retirement Game of Life by Tony Rickson – Review
By Karl Hornsey Football journalist Tony Rickson’s third post-retirement book Kicking-On is a heartwarming and inspiring offering telling the tales ... -
Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey Our obsession with the supernatural is clearly destined to be a never-ending one, and the latest two ... -
1953 by Marvin Close – Review
By Karl Hornsey A couple of generations is a long time in any walk of life, but in football, the ...
