Help, please?

[WILD1]

Hi folks:
Any of you all remember the "Leonard's Losers" SEC football broadcasts...I say "remember them" because when I was a kid, back in the 70's, we used to listen to this show all the time (Dad has always loved his SEC football) and I didn't know it still existed till I "googled" it and found their site. Anyway, the site mentions a weekly "LL" publication/paper...anybody ever see one of these? If so, where? I think Dad might get a kick out of receiving a subscription for Christmas.
Thanks.:widcat:

[Sea Of Blue]

Hey, Yes I remember those!! I had completely forgotten about them until I saw your post. I too was a 70's kid. I don't know where you could find something like that. I haven't seen them since the 70's or early 80's, but I will see if I can try to find something.

[WILD1]

Hey, Yes I remember those!! I had completely forgotten about them until I saw your post. I too was a 70's kid. I don't know where you could find something like that. I haven't seen them since the 70's or early 80's, but I will see if I can try to find something.

Thanks...any help would be appreciated. I'm beginning to think that maybe the site I visited is several years old and possibly not up-to-date...hope not but, I emailed them last week about purchasing a subscription and haven't heard a word.

[surveyor]

Thanks...any help would be appreciated. I'm beginning to think that maybe the site I visited is several years old and possibly not up-to-date...hope not but, I emailed them last week about purchasing a subscription and haven't heard a word.

If it's www.leonardslosers.com, that's likely the best you'll get.

Leonard Postero died in 2001 and another individual took over (fictionally touted as Leonard's nephew) after Postero retired some years before. Since then, it's been in a steady decline.

[WILD1]

If it's www.leonardslosers.com (http://www.leonardslosers.com), that's likely the best you'll get.

Leonard Postero died in 2001 and another individual took over (fictionally touted as Leonard's nephew) after Postero retired some years before. Since then, it's been in a steady decline.
That's the site I'd visited and contacted...I am hoping that the paper is still being published, somewhere. Thanks, anyway.

[surveyor]

From what I recall seeing on some Georgia boards and Alabama boards, it's no longer available, as they had limited production to the website.

[WILD1]

Well, that explains it. Thanks.