Dan Tyte

Meet Sync. My third novel. My best novel. Out today! It's a crime thriller about synchronicity told through the voice of four female narrators who work with a Cardiff copper to solve a mystery. Pick it up here: amzn.eu/d/hUvkjTU

@timcwegener @BennetStone @Gzone77 Ha! Don't be sorry, Tim. Let's hope that however many are there, we leave happy...

@dantyte @BennetStone @Gzone77 Although, may be a bit less as the FS was more sold out for Bradford, but I’m not sure if that was due to a block being taken off sale or a ‘schools promotion’. Should be about 1500 more home and 700 more away than Stockport which was 19,600 ish. Depends on sales this morning

What’s crowd tomorrow? I know our floaters usually like it when we are on a ln upward trajectory, the Lincoln crowd was incredible but in reality the fans need us more than ever tomorrow. In numbers. Behind them. It might not appeal to some but you won’t get much bigger. 💙🙏

@Gzone77 @BennetStone @timcwegener Safe travels and here's to a jetlagged 2-0 win!

@dantyte @BennetStone @timcwegener Get in Sat morning from states, and with the shift to a 12.30 it’s pedal to the metal! Cmon the city.

@BennetStone @timcwegener @Gzone77 I actually checked @timcwegener's feed earlier to see if he had an update (he usually does!). I've been away and without a phone for 10 days so missed any buzz but has felt muted due to form. We'll win tomorrow.

@timcwegener @Gzone77 This is way bigger than Lincoln Tim. It's a pivotal moment in our season. Win and we are more or less there. Lose and we have a bumpy ride ahead. It's massive!!!

@ILovesTheDiff Robbed of a family derby too.

@dantyte And the weather not so much inspiring the mood this morning as reading the room. Sad times.

That feels ten times worse this morning. The World Cup is transformational for the vibe of the nation and my kids now have to have a summer like I had in 94: a USA WC we should have qualified for and all the positivity that brings in dark times.

@WafflesInfo Should? Because if we didn't concede a needless 88th min goal in Brussels, we'd have topped the group. Scotland fans have been unlikeable since Anfield 77 so you're ahead of us on that front.

@dantyte "Should"? Jesus. When did Wales fans become so unlikeable?

Splott boys 🤝

@davindersangha @enzo_lefee28 @BrianBrobbey6 Yes! I loved those books. This was a classic.

In the late ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, I pored over international football books filled with diagrams of iconic goals and near-misses — Pele’s audacious chip against Uruguay in ’70, Cruyff’s “karate kick” versus Brazil in ’74, and countless others. Safe to say, Enzo Le Fée’s double nutmeg on Hall and Burn is now enshrined in full colour. #SAFC #Enzo #LeFee #Wizard #Sunderland #NEWSUN #PremierLeague #Megs #Nutmeg #Brobbey

@NorthGwentBlue @TonyRivers1927 I honestly thought the atmosphere was decent at times in the second half today.

@TonyRivers1927 The whole crowd seem to be living on theor nerves. People were going inside today as they just couldn't cope with anxiety. Never seen a City crowd so hung-up. The last few years have taken its toll.

Roll on Peterborough. The comparison between the CCS morgue and the sold out, fervent allocations on the road have never been so dissimilar. The famous Roy Keane ‘ prawn sandwiches ‘ observation

@BennetStone @timcwegener @Gzone77 Appreciate it's been frustrating the past three home games, but we won 11/12 before that- the best run I can remember. Some people just go down the City to moan. A clown by us had a go at Tanner for...drinking water.

@timcwegener @Gzone77 I said to my boy today, if we don't score in 10 minutes, we won't. The pressure is building 🤣

That leaves us needing 10 points from 7 for top 2, less if any of those points are in the Bolton game or if they and Stockport drop points.. on Good Friday Bolton play form team Plymouth and Stockport play tough nuts Wycombe.. despite the doom and gloom it’s looking bright !

Yet another example of BBM’s Cardiff playing like prime Barcelona… 😮‍💨 (Credit - @ChrisJenki18199) #AlternativeAngle #CityAsOne #EFL

Wrote a short story about being a 90s Sticker Upper, a job unique to working class kids in Cardiff (and a few other places). Ace to have it published today in @NewWritingNorth's The Bee. thebeemagazine.com/sticker-upper/

It's been a joy this past 18 months to work with the force of nature that is Sharon Gilburd. Her journey from working class Shetland kid to sell-out five star shows as @WelshNatTheatre's founding chief exec is well worth a read. welshnationaltheatre.com/sharons-story

@BluebirdsPast Brilliant thread. A total one-off.

It's fair to say that Earnshaw was one of the most exciting and lethal strikers many of us got to see down the City. His speed, finishing and acrobatic celebrations were a sight to behold and the chant of "Earnie's gonna get you" would have defenders quaking in their boots!

Bit late on this sorry, but after starting with 32 players across 8 groups and with 7,886 votes cast, @RobertEarnshaw has been voted by you as City's best striker since from 1980 to the current day, with 58.9% of the final vote.

@dwane_dibley Sorry to hear this, mate. Let's hope we can do him proud on Saturday 💙

City fans, at Saturday's game vs Lincoln there will be an applause in the 50th minute for my mate, James Berry. James passed away last week, 4 months after being diagnosed with cancer just days after his 50th birthday. Please spread the word

@cinecitta2030 @JonPountney1

This Citroën Karin was designed in 1980 and it has more futuristic flair than anything Tesla has ever produced

@Savigma Although saying Craig Noone was there when we went up in 2018 is a ghosted slip.

I bloody love these Sean Morrison columns 😍 👌

@rorysutherland Rory, think you'll like this thing we've made with Emmy winning actor Matthew Rhys on Wales' role in America 250- released yesterday for St David's Day and having lots of love on Instagram... instagram.com/p/DVMK-JWgMCB/

@timhhartley Cost of Living is more personal memoir so gets over that so what. Well worth a look.

@dantyte Thanks for the recommendation. Enjoyed reading this one but afterwards I just thought, yeah, so what.

Sofia takes her hyperchondriac mother to southern Spain for treatment. But is the doc a quack and who is the one in real need of help? A complex, weird story about familial bonds, duty and identity. Layered and memorable but not sure if I liked it.