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For any other reason than not got a ticket or do not live in the UK .

For example one of my mates who has had a Season Ticket/Card for the last 15 years is also a huge Warrington RLFC fan has gone over to France to watch Warrington play Catalan in the quarter final of the Challenge Cup . He's always said that Wire come before City when fixtures clash , but i never thought he'd take it this far .

mcfc/wire wrote:For any other reason than not got a ticket or do not live in the UK .

For example one of my mates who has had a Season Ticket/Card for the last 15 years is also a huge Warrington RLFC fan has gone over to France to watch Warrington play Catalan in the quarter final of the Challenge Cup . He's always said that Wire come before City when fixtures clash , but i never thought he'd take it this far .

Who has his season card?

gillie wrote:

mcfc/wire wrote:For any other reason than not got a ticket or do not live in the UK .

For example one of my mates who has had a Season Ticket/Card for the last 15 years is also a huge Warrington RLFC fan has gone over to France to watch Warrington play Catalan in the quarter final of the Challenge Cup . He's always said that Wire come before City when fixtures clash , but i never thought he'd take it this far .

Who has his season card?

Not Dawnhearts, that for sure.

gillie wrote:

mcfc/wire wrote:For any other reason than not got a ticket or do not live in the UK .

For example one of my mates who has had a Season Ticket/Card for the last 15 years is also a huge Warrington RLFC fan has gone over to France to watch Warrington play Catalan in the quarter final of the Challenge Cup . He's always said that Wire come before City when fixtures clash , but i never thought he'd take it this far .

Who has his season card?

Hahahaha . His brother has got it .

Im watching it in the confines of my condo...I cannot trust myself to be out in the public domain as I have an image to maintain dont you know !

Mrs and Cat can fuck off out of the room unless we are 2 nil up in the 89th min..and then they can come back in.

For me it was either this game or the derby, and I had a fucking amazing evening at the derby :)
So my choice now is do I watch this game at home or at the pub? I'm in Surbiton, so the pub will be full of rags and qpr fans.....might be worth having a beer or three in a City shirt !

I have to comfort myself with being there in '68. This is far too emotional for me to get caught up in at the game. Not sure which pub but will be able to wander outside and chill if my ticker starts to get a bit faster than it should.
Was thinking of nipping down to the Townley but the thought of you lot leaving to go to the ground, would have seriously pissed me off.

Nothing set in stone yet, but quite certain i will be tearful and probably well pissed.

[quote="mcfc/wire"]For any other reason than not got a ticket or do not live in the UK .

For example one of my mates who has had a Season Ticket/Card for the last 15 years is also a huge Warrington RLFC fan has gone over to France to watch Warrington play Catalan in the quarter final of the Challenge Cup . He's always said that Wire come before City when fixtures clash , but i never thought he'd take it this far .[/quote
]give him his dues perpignan is a great town to visit tell him to watch out for pick-pocketsthough, between the local gipos and the north africans (not to mention east europeans)lovely town and if he goes down the road from the station towards the city centre a pub on the left is run by an ex french rugby player

CuteMancs wrote:For me it was either this game or the derby, and I had a fucking amazing evening at the derby :)
So my choice now is do I watch this game at home or at the pub? I'm in Surbiton, so the pub will be full of rags and qpr fans.....might be worth having a beer or three in a City shirt !

Surbiton! Hahahaha, what a shit hole.... I lived there for a decade or so..... Used to see George best fucking up his new liver in the Victoria

Get down to Hampton court and go see chinners.... There's loads of blues down there

Patrick wrote:

CuteMancs wrote:For me it was either this game or the derby, and I had a fucking amazing evening at the derby :)
So my choice now is do I watch this game at home or at the pub? I'm in Surbiton, so the pub will be full of rags and qpr fans.....might be worth having a beer or three in a City shirt !

Surbiton! Hahahaha, what a shit hole.... I lived there for a decade or so..... Used to see George best fucking up his new liver in the Victoria

Get down to Hampton court and go see chinners.... There's loads of blues down there

The Vic is my local, thats exactly where I planned to be .....staggering distance home

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Im watching it in the confines of my condo...I cannot trust myself to be out in the public domain as I have an image to maintain dont you know !

Mrs and Cat can fuck off out of the room unless we are 2 nil up in the 89th min..and then they can come back in.

Carl, I have a house full of company and I told them the same thing until full time...

Thinking of sacking it, can't be arsed.

john68 wrote:I have to comfort myself with being there in '68. This is far too emotional for me to get caught up in at the game. Not sure which pub but will be able to wander outside and chill if my ticker starts to get a bit faster than it should.
Was thinking of nipping down to the Townley but the thought of you lot leaving to go to the ground, would have seriously pissed me off.

Nothing set in stone yet, but quite certain i will be tearful and probably well pissed.

You should at least come to the Townley afterwards mate!

Ashton should be going as he has a season ticket but at the moment his mrs is in labour. Not sure how that's going to pan out fr him but I'm going down to the ground to watch the match nearby so I can meet him afterwards as I stupidly left it too late to get my ticket. Where would be the best place around the ground to watch the match?

Rae4685 wrote:Ashton should be going as he has a season ticket but at the moment his mrs is in labour. Not sure how that's going to pan out fr him but I'm going down to the ground to watch the match nearby so I can meet him afterwards as I stupidly left it too late to get my ticket. Where would be the best place around the ground to watch the match?

Mary D's at a guess?!

john68 wrote:I have to comfort myself with being there in '68. This is far too emotional for me to get caught up in at the game. Not sure which pub but will be able to wander outside and chill if my ticker starts to get a bit faster than it should.
Was thinking of nipping down to the Townley but the thought of you lot leaving to go to the ground, would have seriously pissed me off.

Nothing set in stone yet, but quite certain i will be tearful and probably well pissed.

Soft Lad

I am going to have to record the game and watch the second half later. My 14 year old has a game tomorrow and I will have to leave at half time to get him to his game. He won't allow his mom to go to any of his games because he says she is bad luck.

JamieMCFC wrote:I am going to have to record the game and watch the second half later. My 14 year old has a game tomorrow and I will have to leave at half time to get him to his game. He won't allow his mom to go to any of his games because he says she is bad luck.

Fuck him off. . . The superstitious little get.

Tried my hardest to get a ticket but no luck so far :(

I think I'll watch it sat behind the couch with my back to the tv and hands over my ears. Might bring a blanket.

Oi Beefy rub it in some more why font you. I'll be watching at home with my littlies darn sarf. With lots of whooping calls to dad n bro.....