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What do AI know of cricket…who only internet know…the question of our times @AuthorsCC
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Archie Macpherson on the @theodelaney Life Goals podcast talking about The Toe Poke edfringe.com/tickets/whats-o…
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See - @kaysbar1976 is moments away from the play venue on George Street. A nice walk to the play anticipating what’s in store, with a free pint in you … or a chance to reflect on what you’ve seen on the way to a free post-show pint
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HERE WE GO! Partnership between The Toe Poke and Kay’s Bar, proposal accepted by all parties, with FREE BEER when you come to the show 🍻
Great tie-up between Edinburgh’s quirkiest, most intimate drinking establishment, and the Fringe’s hottest new play with Jimmy Hill in it
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This is insane and completely surreal: The Toe Poke has got FIVE reviews from properly eminent people who love the concept and the script … before the play has even been performed edfringe.com/tickets/whats-o…
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Here’s what Scottish arts and football ROYALTY are saying about The Toe Poke and the story it tells.
Colin Paterson, BBC Entertainment Correspondent: “A play which deserves to get out of the group stages.”
Thanks, @ColinGPaterson hope Scotland do too!
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Perhaps not surprisingly after the superb @alan_pattullo piece today, tickets for The Toe Poke are selling FAST! Get your ticket here while you can: edfringe.com/tickets/whats-o…
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David Narey: The Play - the story behind "The Toe Poke", which has now been turned into a play set to premiere at this summer's Edinburgh fringe festival.
@JMLowman
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Scotland and Dundee United legend David Narey is the perhaps unlikely subject of a play at this year's Edinburgh fringe festival: The Toe Poke.
I spoke to writer James Lowman as Scotland prepare to face Brazil again at a World Cup...
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Now clipped, unlike my own contribution, perhaps. This project is quickly becoming pure fan worship of Archie Macpherson
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More fantastic coverage for The Toe Poke play. Radio 5 wanted to hear why I wrote it, and to get a first hand account from the great Archie Macpherson … here we are speaking about the play from about 1.21.40 into the show. Thanks to Adrian and Archie! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002xs…
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When David Narey scored a screamer for Scotland against Brazil – and Jimmy Hill put his foot in it | World Cup | The Guardian
Another reference to The Toe Poke play in a great Guardian piece on what happened on the pitch and in the commentary box in 1982 theguardian.com/football/tha…
Ou sont Les Frank Muirs de nos Jours? @adrianmichaels
Have you noticed how good books and films usually follow a similar pattern of ups and downs…? Well…can those plot devices be useful for businesses? Here’s me having a doodle…@elmapeters #storytelling #fascinating
From man in a hole to Cinderella, stories follow a surprisingly small number of patterns. So what does this mean for businesses? Find out in this fascinating article by @rosscathcart1 #ContentMarketing #BusinessStorytelling #ThoughtLeadership buff.ly/47wh206
Look everyone - all past tense - barley(ing) / malting / distilling / maturing / bottling - all done on the Isle of Islay. Possibly the most Islay whisky of all time - Kilchoman est. 2005. Others are maybe just imported chemicals?
@garyseconomics Garry and Harry and friends - do it dude!
@garyseconomics 1. Gazza 2. Harry 3. Billy 4. The dude who talked to his mum every day (Spengler Or something?) 5. Chuck. Am claiming you for copyright - you basically borrowed these characters right? 😉













