Premier League Match
Chelsea v Spurs (A)
Saturday September 13
Ticket Prices:
Adults £49
Senior Citizens £23
Juniors/Disabled £15
Chelsea v Spurs (A)
Saturday September 13
Ticket Prices:
Adults £49
Senior Citizens £23
Juniors/Disabled £15
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See BZ sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge
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Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Blimey, that's almost as expensive as the Albion!!!
Probably easier to get though!!!
Probably easier to get though!!!
jimmy hill's chin
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- Jul 5, 2003
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how can chelsea get away charging that for a league game
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Very easily.
Which reminds me of a funny story. My housemate is a Chelsea fan (he was born there, never goes to see them play, only ever watches them play on TV when they get beaten (usually by Israelies)), anyway he has a mate who is an Everton fan, so they thought they'd go to Stamford Bridge to see the game in April. My mate orders the tickets a couple of months in advance and they arrive shortly thereafter. 'I must put them somewhere safe' he says. Fast forward to a week before the game, and yes, the idiot has lost them, he's looked everywhere for them, he's even found the envelope they came in. His mate isn't happy with him, but kind of lets him off the hook by breaking his ankle (in a mountain biking accident - that is actually on the web if you know where to look - I don't). So the big day arrives, and I wake my housemate up nice and early as an encouragement to search some more, before I, with a flourish of my Brighton ticket in his face, head of in the direction of Mill Road Park 'n Ride. I get home that evening and enquire whether my housemate 'enjoyed the match'. He gives me a whithering look and mutters that he didn't go, despite completely turning his room over. He had found the tickets that afternoon though....., in the envelope they came in!!!
Which reminds me of a funny story. My housemate is a Chelsea fan (he was born there, never goes to see them play, only ever watches them play on TV when they get beaten (usually by Israelies)), anyway he has a mate who is an Everton fan, so they thought they'd go to Stamford Bridge to see the game in April. My mate orders the tickets a couple of months in advance and they arrive shortly thereafter. 'I must put them somewhere safe' he says. Fast forward to a week before the game, and yes, the idiot has lost them, he's looked everywhere for them, he's even found the envelope they came in. His mate isn't happy with him, but kind of lets him off the hook by breaking his ankle (in a mountain biking accident - that is actually on the web if you know where to look - I don't). So the big day arrives, and I wake my housemate up nice and early as an encouragement to search some more, before I, with a flourish of my Brighton ticket in his face, head of in the direction of Mill Road Park 'n Ride. I get home that evening and enquire whether my housemate 'enjoyed the match'. He gives me a whithering look and mutters that he didn't go, despite completely turning his room over. He had found the tickets that afternoon though....., in the envelope they came in!!!