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A free audio play(Listen on line or download) and a print and kindle book now available here Resurrection Shuffle follows four League footballers who make a pact to bury their DNA, hoping to be resurrected in a thousand years. What starts as a joke becomes reality in 3020. Revived in a much-changed Britain, they believe they still live in the 21st century, unaware of the oppressive emotion contracts governing the 31st century. As tensions rise, a sinister plot unfolds: a rigged football match designed to eliminate the players and erase their existence once again. With time running out and danger lurking, the team must navigate a web of deceit and betrayal to uncover the truth about their resurrection. As the stakes escalate, they must confront their past and the oppressive forces of the future that threaten to silence them. Will they fight back and reclaim their freedom, or will they become mere pawns in a game they never agreed to play?

Personally I think he is doing the best he can with the low budget unperforming set of players that the club can afford. His name brings a lot to the Club and he is down to earth. For a lad from such a deprived background, he has done well. helped of course by his enormous talent in his younger days. There will always be dark room keyboard critics who for various reasons, usually jealousy or blind adherence to other clubs, will knock him and wish him misfortune. A manager is only as good as the players on the pitch.

I write and publish football stories so I keep a close eye on various forums to see what is going on. My first support is Plymouth Argyle and I remember your Scott Sinclair scoring a wonder goal for us against Barnet, still available to see on YouTube somewhere. Don't think he did so well in his later career. Also, we gave you a close-run cup tie a couple of years ago, going to extra time.