: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:31 pm  

oooh Gravy! wrote:

Me and 2 mates are, staying in the Premier Inn. £36 each for 2 rooms.

Roll on Saturday....

Which Premier Inn are you staying at? We are looking at booking Cardiff City South, then getting the train to bridgend.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:34 pm  

hitro the maneater wrote:

Why? Are they playing midweek

There's always one

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:56 pm  

Kosh wrote:

Me. My closest SL game by some margin.

Mine too. I will be going along, as will the wife and the two brats.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 11:03 pm  

mrs cindy russell wrote:

We took a coach load to Brewers Field (Celtic ground) when London Broncos took their team on the road a few years ago. Will be interesting to hear from any of you sensible posters just what the ground was like nowa- days. Then it was a ground that West Hull (even East Hull) amateurs would have put to shame. Tin shed behind one goal, couple of metal potacabins to the right of the opposite goalend for the players to change into their playing strip, and the toilets!!!! well you needed wellies unless you fancied a paddle. Then, anyone could get in without a ticket/paying just by using Tesco at the end of the ground and coming through the gate from the shop to the ground.
Obviously I'm sure this will have have been sorted out by now, but as they say, 'once bitten, twice shy' so I will be giving this trip a miss. Besides I don't speak Welsh and I understand that they are to change all directions etc into Welsh in Wales if their devolved parliament get it passed into their law!!!
I'm staying put, rather put my dosh into Horney's testimonial fund then pay to go there again.......grannyfan Cindy

It hasn't really changed that much. I went to the Crusaders -v- Brisbane Bronco's game and also Crusaders v- Fev before the MM weekend last year. Probably the only difference is that they have a proper gate to go through from the Tesco side of the ground.

They have the best bar you've ever seen in the stand on that side of the ground too Trust me you'll love it

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:39 pm  

According to the person I spoke to today at celtic, you just need to use the slip out of the childrens season pass book. He said there was no need to exchange for an actual ticket. He didn't sound to sure, but I will go with what he said.

With all these new Visa & Passport rules.. : Fri Feb 20, 2009 8:38 am  

I hope youve all got your own sorted for the trip to Wales tommorow

Re: With all these new Visa & Passport rules.. : Fri Feb 20, 2009 8:40 am  

Hutchie wrote:

I hope youve all got your own sorted for the trip to Wales tommorow

don't forget to take a blow up sheep for Wolfie

Re: With all these new Visa & Passport rules.. : Fri Feb 20, 2009 9:12 am  

The Brother wrote:

:lol: don't forget to take a blow up sheep for Wolfie

He's just taking a wooly romper suit.

Re: With all these new Visa & Passport rules.. : Fri Feb 20, 2009 9:43 am  

Hutchie wrote:

I hope youve all got your own sorted for the trip to Wales tommorow

Are you fancy dressing it up again

: Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:30 pm  

mrs cindy russell wrote:

so I will be giving this trip a miss. Besides I don't speak Welsh and I understand that they are to change all directions etc into Welsh in Wales if their devolved parliament get it passed into their law!!!

yeah, must be quite hard to follow an arrow on a road sign that says "BRYGEND" or something

It would sure have me baffled