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September 14

Events & Aye Photos - 2 new photos

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September 5

Aye of the Tigers wrote on its own wall.

September 5 at 11:51am

September 2

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September 2 at 11:16am

September 1

Aye of the Tigers wrote on its own wall.

September 1 at 7:36am

Aye of the Tigers discussed Issue 41 - How to buy yours... on its discussion board.

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Mick wrote at 1:42pm on September 24th, 2008

i was drunk but look at Wicksy lol

Diane wrote at 12:52pm on September 9th, 2008

Adam has some photos from the boozy do

Mick wrote at 8:20am on September 8th, 2008

Same here, thumping headache Sunday, i wasnt well. But im better now :)

Diane wrote at 11:38am on September 7th, 2008

still recovering from yesterdays boozy do

Graeme wrote at 7:27am on September 6th, 2008

I've had a sneak preview and it's the funniest thing to come out of Castleford since the road to Fev.

Buy it now!

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Website:	http://www.ayberspace.co.uk
Company Overview:	More than three centuries ago, a group of Bavarian farmers put down their ploughshares and got together to combine their brewing talents. Over the years their legacy was refined, improved, blended and shaped into a product of such exquisite taste and beauty that the good people of Bavaria decreed it should be made a gift to all mankind.Thus, many years later, it made it's way to the Garden House public bar in Castleford, West Yorkshire where it was imbibed and quaffed in great measure by three merry individuals who subsequently (if a tad predictably) found themselves becoming a whole lot merrier. It was during one such lazy afternoon of quaffage and merriment that the Aye of the Tigers was conceived. The dream was to produce a Castleford Tigers fans publication of such rare wit, such cutting insight and such reasonable price that it would be the envy of the leaflet, fanzine and pamphlet world. And thus it came to pass. Dubbed the 'Best Fanzine EVER' by some bloke from Huddersfield, the Aye now sells quite literally "some" every time it goes to print. The full colour cover often wins awards for not buggering the printer about too much, while the bulging monochromatic contents are an absoultely ripping read for anyone who hasn't heard those particular jokes before. Over the years the fanzine sprouted it's own website and now this great institution has taken another bold step, joining the pantheon of moderately amusing publications here in the world of Facebook. Today Castleford, tomorrow the world... By gow sithee! (read less) More than three centuries ago, a group of Bavarian farmers put down their ploughshares and got together to combine their brewing talents. Over the years their legacy was refined, improved, blended and shaped into a product of such exquisite taste and beauty that the good people of Bavaria decreed it should be made a gift to all mankind.Thus, many years later, it made it's way to the Garden House public bar in Castleford, West Yorkshire where it was imbibed and quaffed in great measure by three... (read more)
Mission:	To give voice to the most loyal fans in the Rugby League world - those marvellous followers of Castleford Tigers RLFC - and in doing so to raise a few quid for the club too.
Products:	A fanzine, a website, and a lot of empty beer glasses.