Kirjahaku

My love for Luton Town started more than 40 years ago with my first game that I attended was on 25th April 1981 and has been a passion of mine ever since. In recent years, my other keen interest, cycling has helped me to cope with my struggles with depression along with being able to focus my energy on supporting charities I believed in, so the motivation to combine my two passions led to the idea of my away cycle challenge in the 21/22 season. Through my book, I wanted to share some of my experiences, the roller coaster of emotions of being a hatters fan, a story of my personal journey and the struggles I have faced, and share my memories of an incredible season, reaching the play offs, I decided to write this book, to give an insight into my experiences of my away cycle challenge, to share the stories of my journey, the ups and downs and not just the hills and also, to share the truly memorable moments I have experienced along with the many incredible people I had the pleasure to meet on my challenge, memories to stay with me forever.

Whether it's playing against humans, playing against computers, learning from Grandmasters or simply finding out the latest chess results and gossip, chess on the internet has become a massive business over the past few years. In this revolutionary book, distinguished chess webmaster Mark Crowther explains to the reader how to get the maximum out of his or her 'chess on the net'. Crowther casts his expert opinions on the ever-increasing number of chess sites available to the surfer. *Reviews of the hottest chess sites *Advice on where to play on the web * Ideal for both competitive and casual players