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Israel play off match badge now available
joecraigfanclub replied to joecraigfanclub's topic in Scotland Home Games
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Israel play off match badge now available
joecraigfanclub replied to joecraigfanclub's topic in Scotland Home Games
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Badges now available at www.loonyalba.com
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Due to a number of moans, sorry requests, for a re issue I have a limited number of badges from the friendly in Budapest last year. The website needs updating but if you can’t wait, please buy a Mexico badge and I will take it as an order for a Hungary badge. Go to the shop page at www.loonyalba.com
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Both matches will be shown in the Albion pub. The nearest tube is Blackfriars http://www.thealbionlondon.com/live-sport
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Missed out on a macth badge? Got to www.loonyalba.com to get one for this game or the set for the campaign
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Just to point out the Kazakhstan game is a 3pm ko GMT
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Both the upcoming matches will be shown in the upstairs bar in the Albion pub. The closest tube is Blackfriars http://www.thealbionlondon.com/live-sport
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Badges for all the qualifiers are now available to pre order at www.loonyalba.com They will be dispatched on or around the 10th of March
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I have put this together. The assistant at the real Russia travel agency said you will only have to list the places you have visited in your passport on the application, not everywhere from the last ten years. Most Scotland fans will be looking for a tourist visa which will be valid for up to 30 days. You’ll need to get a visa before you travel. The Russian Embassy advised in March 2018 that it takes around 20 business days (4 weeks) to process most visa applications. As part of the visa application process, all applicants based in the UK aged 12 or over will need to vis
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Book Publishing
joecraigfanclub replied to slasher's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Firstly let me wish you all the very best of luck in your endeavours. I had a meeting with Luath press nearly fifteen years ago and came away feeling completely and utterly patronised. I went down the self publishing route with Trafford press which was ok but not ideal. When I added to the first book and then passed it off as a new book, yes you can do that and get away with it, especially when you have very small sales for the first book, I went to Amazon's publishing arm and they have been very good. You don't have to pay for it upfront though clearly you will have to find the money to buy 1
