Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
clues in the title
don't know why but i want to go to highbury?
don't know why but i want to go to highbury?
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Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Hull, but want to do it for Rugby League.
Falmer
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Wolves.
Was all set to go last season till bloody sky moved it to Monday night
Was all set to go last season till bloody sky moved it to Monday night
- Jul 7, 2003
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Millennium Stadium, Cardiff....
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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edna krabappel said:
No, would rather give it a miss and go up automatically. Do not like the fact you have to pay to get into Wales...
Rougvie
Rising Damp
Leigh RMI.
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The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Newcastle
Jambo Seagull
Well-known member
Was at the San Siro in February and it was awesome. Much bigger and better than Celtic Park or Old Trafford(although the last time I was there was 1982!)
Would love to do:
Bernabeu
Nou Camp
Feyenoord's ground
the Amsterdam Arena
Borussia Dortmund's ground,
Millennium (for the play-offs)
the new Stamford Bridge (last there circa 1973)
and
the Riazor
Would love to do:
Bernabeu
Nou Camp
Feyenoord's ground
the Amsterdam Arena
Borussia Dortmund's ground,
Millennium (for the play-offs)
the new Stamford Bridge (last there circa 1973)
and
the Riazor
kevinsmith
New member
There are two on my list, which I hope to visit very soon.
1) Millennium Stadium, Cardiff(May2004?)
2) Falmer Aug200
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1) Millennium Stadium, Cardiff(May2004?)
2) Falmer Aug200
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Done a few of those above...
Highbury - Cup Semi in '83. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Although a large part of that was the whole day. I think it might have been my very first away trip.
Wolves - did that last year. Like a lot of games last season it was like going back to the old days - the match had a real 'big game' feel to it. Very nice ground.
Millenium - went there last year with Brizz City for the LDV final. There were 40k+ City fans there and the atmosphere was good. If you were a City fan I imagine it was great. The stadium inside is incredible, but the under stand concourse area left me a little disappointed. Would give anything to visit there with the Albion.
Bramall Lane - another 'big game' from last year. I have no memories of it being particularly good or bad.
Newcastle - not been there for a game but made a weekend in Newcastle out of an away game at Darlo and went there on the Sunday morning. Found an open gate and went in. Incredible that so many people get in somewhere that feels so compact.
Amsterdam Arena - probably the best ground I've been to. Was there as part of my stag weekend in 2001. Saw Liverpool, AC Milan, Valencia and Ajax. Sitting in the warm, drinking beer whilst watching the game was fantastic. One of the things that stands out is no turnstyle operators - you just swiped your ticket through a machine to get in.
Me - Old Trafford as it is now, just out of curiosity; Celtic Park for an old firm clash and the usual big European venues. Looking forward to Wembley Mk II also.
Highbury - Cup Semi in '83. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Although a large part of that was the whole day. I think it might have been my very first away trip.
Wolves - did that last year. Like a lot of games last season it was like going back to the old days - the match had a real 'big game' feel to it. Very nice ground.
Millenium - went there last year with Brizz City for the LDV final. There were 40k+ City fans there and the atmosphere was good. If you were a City fan I imagine it was great. The stadium inside is incredible, but the under stand concourse area left me a little disappointed. Would give anything to visit there with the Albion.
Bramall Lane - another 'big game' from last year. I have no memories of it being particularly good or bad.
Newcastle - not been there for a game but made a weekend in Newcastle out of an away game at Darlo and went there on the Sunday morning. Found an open gate and went in. Incredible that so many people get in somewhere that feels so compact.
Amsterdam Arena - probably the best ground I've been to. Was there as part of my stag weekend in 2001. Saw Liverpool, AC Milan, Valencia and Ajax. Sitting in the warm, drinking beer whilst watching the game was fantastic. One of the things that stands out is no turnstyle operators - you just swiped your ticket through a machine to get in.
Me - Old Trafford as it is now, just out of curiosity; Celtic Park for an old firm clash and the usual big European venues. Looking forward to Wembley Mk II also.
Cantona's Flying Dropkick
vidi vici veni
Anfield
Stanford Bridge
White Hart Lane
Goodison
St James's Park (Newcastle)
Celtic Parkhead
San Siro
Stadia di Alpi (Juve)
Bernabau
Nou Camp
Just a few!
Stanford Bridge
White Hart Lane
Goodison
St James's Park (Newcastle)
Celtic Parkhead
San Siro
Stadia di Alpi (Juve)
Bernabau
Nou Camp
Just a few!
Bozza said:
Where were you on May 5th 1979? Bloody part time supporter - we were on for our first ever stint in the top division and you didn't even bother to go.
That game must go down as one of my best memories of all time, not just the result and promotion but the genuine friendly welcome afforded us by the Geordies.
Win promotion away these days and it's unlikely that you would have trouble getting back to your car because of all the opposing supporters wanting to shake your hand, kiss your wife (she was prettier in those days!) and generally congratulate you.
Bobby's Gull
DAFT Bint
Man City's new one, they don't have people on turnstiles they just swipe a card if you're a season ticket.
Bobby's Gull said:Man City's new one, they don't have people on turnstiles they just swipe a card if you're a season ticket.
Same at Reading - for STHs.
No money taken on the turnstile - you have to go the ticket office even if you get there 5 minutes before kick off. They do have people to tear your tickrt in half though.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
San Siro