Re: New Trinity magazine : Fri Jan 10, 2020 6:17 pm  

Just out of interest, isn't issue No. 2 of the new Trinity mag due about now? It seems to have gone a bit quiet.

Re: New Trinity magazine : Fri Jan 10, 2020 6:47 pm  

It's been out a week and is available

Re: New Trinity magazine : Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:18 pm  

Cheers FT. Not much of a fanfare for the new issue though.

Re: New Trinity magazine : Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:24 pm  

Redscat wrote:

Cheers FT. Not much of a fanfare for the new issue though.

It’s on the clubs website, Facebook and Twitter not sure how much more of a fanfare you want?

Re: New Trinity magazine : Fri Jan 10, 2020 8:01 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

It’s on the clubs website, Facebook and Twitter not sure how much more of a fanfare you want?

Redscat still relying on Barnsley Town Cryer for latest news?

Re: New Trinity magazine : Fri Jan 10, 2020 8:36 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

It’s on the clubs website, Facebook and Twitter not sure how much more of a fanfare you want?

That bloke who used to stand outside Taylor's furniture shop on Northgate flogging the Evening Post for a start. He'd be able to shift a few more copies.
Not everybody wants to get tangled up in the mindless, twisted world of Facebook and Twitter, FC.

Why aren't we putting copies on the shelves of WH Smiths and supermarkets etc?

Oh!, and the Barnsley Town Cryer retired earlier this year, Wollo

Re: New Trinity magazine : Sat Jan 11, 2020 8:01 am  

Redscat wrote:

That bloke who used to stand outside Taylor's furniture shop on Northgate flogging the Evening Post for a start. He'd be able to shift a few more copies.
Not everybody wants to get tangled up in the mindless, twisted world of Facebook and Twitter, FC.

Why aren't we putting copies on the shelves of WH Smiths and supermarkets etc?

Oh!, and the Barnsley Town Cryer retired earlier this year, Wollo

Blinking eck Redders John Henry Taylor's, you must be older than me i used to deliver the papers there along with the bus station and the bull ring, from the office in Wood St after I'd done my shift at Ings Rd school, incidentally Taylor's was the first job I had when I left Ings Rd, as an apprentice upholsterer I was that good at it they put me on the vans delivering furniture I didn't know that Barnsley Gull had retired though

Re: New Trinity magazine : Sat Jan 11, 2020 9:08 am  

little wayne69 wrote:

Blinking eck Redders John Henry Taylor's, you must be older than me i used to deliver the papers there along with the bus station and the bull ring, from the office in Wood St after I'd done my shift at Ings Rd school, incidentally Taylor's was the first job I had when I left Ings Rd, as an apprentice upholsterer I was that good at it they put me on the vans delivering furniture I didn't know that Barnsley Gull had retired though

I remember going with my mother to Taylor's to pay our tv rental. How times have changed.

Re: New Trinity magazine : Sat Jan 11, 2020 10:00 am  

Redscat wrote:

That bloke who used to stand outside Taylor's furniture shop on Northgate flogging the Evening Post for a start. He'd be able to shift a few more copies.
Not everybody wants to get tangled up in the mindless, twisted world of Facebook and Twitter, FC.

Why aren't we putting copies on the shelves of WH Smiths and supermarkets etc?

Oh!, and the Barnsley Town Cryer retired earlier this year, Wollo

Cost mate, I think you need to sell so many before you get one of those natty little barcodes that get it into shops.

You are probably onto something with selling it on the streets on a Saturday though you may need some kind of licence. Wisca was great for that kind of thing, may be with resurrecting in some form or other. Now for the tricky bit, any volunteers?

Re: New Trinity magazine : Sat Jan 11, 2020 12:41 pm  

little wayne69 wrote:

Blinking eck Redders John Henry Taylor's, you must be older than me i used to deliver the papers there along with the bus station and the bull ring, from the office in Wood St after I'd done my shift at Ings Rd school, incidentally Taylor's was the first job I had when I left Ings Rd, as an apprentice upholsterer I was that good at it they put me on the vans delivering furniture I didn't know that Barnsley Gull had retired though

How rude.