red-passion.com

Newest Review: ... predominantly beige. Uneasy on the eye. The blocky appearance makes it look like a clumsy frame site with large loading times and an old fashioned style. Content. Very good. Mostly up to date and full of info. In fact, it has much more current news than the official site. In fact, it beats that hands down and is always my first stop when I want to find something out. It has details on the team, players and staff as well as current news. There is also a great section for away fans. Handy for when you need to get to the ground. Links to a condensed version of the offline publication can also be viewed online. This is good if you have misse... more

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red-passion.com: Must try harder. (465 words)
by - written on 15/07/02 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Red Passion is one of the best club fanzines around for league clubs. I have bought many of these type of fanzines written by the fans for the fans are normally informative and interesting if a little amateurish in production. While Peter Davies breaks the mold with his most excellent fanzine, im afraid his supporting website, www.red-passion.com, suffers the same fate as other clubs fanzines. Overall look. Not a modern looking site with very basic technology. It has obviously been coded by a hobbyist rather than professional. The colour scheme only roughly represents the Club using Red but is predominantly beige. Uneasy on the eye. The blocky appearance ... Read the complete review

Red Passion (485 words)
by - written on 10/10/01 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Without doubt the best value football fanzine in the Nationwide League. 70 odd pages of up to the minute news, information and reviews for only £1. Ok, as an ardent 'dragons' supporter you may feel I'm slightly biased but there again I don't sing the praises of the team which quite frankly is absolutely dreadful at the moment (on second thoughts they're worse than that), so perhaps you can accept what I'm saying at face value. Wrexham have always been in the forefront of good publishing, their programme is consistently voted one of the best, if not the best, in the league and their previous fanzine "the Sheeping ... Read the complete review

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