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The fans at Oakwell were the best.. one kid asked me for my autograph at half time
You dont get that in Manchester or Liverpool unless its a diversion while they are nicking the wheels off your car!
The fans at Oakwell were the best.. one kid asked me for my autograph at half time
Anyone been to Murrayfield or Stade de France? I'm at those for the 6-Nations shortly. Ta.
Above all, enjoy the day in Edinburgh, it's always a good laugh after the game in Princes Street, remember, for a long time drinking has not been allowed in Scottish sports stadiums (though there's a lot of hip flasks in sporrans).
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The room they've been using even for the Heineken Cup final last May was the box room in the South West corner. There's drinking in the stadium now as I found out during the Edinburgh v Ulster game in October.
Led advertising hoardings are all around the ground now. In May there was just the usual normal hoardings.
Has anyone been to Eastlands/City of Manchester stadium? Am there this evening! Expecting good things from my council tax money...
Another bit on Eastlands - I heard the club banned photographers from sitting in front of the away fans after Adebayors little run in with Arsenal fans.
Oooh, drinking finally!! That must've been fun for you Ken, that room was tiny...and with the HC final too!
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Look for Roses room where you get well looked after. Plenty of food & drink and everyone leaves a couple of quid tip tip
Leave your kit outside or in the wireroom next door. I think there is free wifi but I've never used it.
I'll hopefully get a Premier League game there before then (Wigan's next home game is 30th Jan) so I'll let you know if I do!
I shoot at Warrington and Wigan regular, Will write them up later
You're allowed to drink at Rugby matches I think-it's just football you can't drink at:
Since some of you are obviously problem drinkers , just to clarify the Scottish laws:
The current designations state that FIFA, UEFA and Scottish association professional football matches played at the grounds of clubs in the Scottish Premier League, Scottish Football League, Highland League and at Murrayfield will be subject to alcohol controls.
The controls do not apply to a non-designated event at a designated ground. Events such as concerts, American football, rugby league matches, rugby union club matches are not and never have been designated events.
In June 2007 the Scottish Government de-designated Murrayfield Stadium and other stadia in respect of international men's rugby matches.
I'd never drink and tog, however it's always nice to know whether or not the fans will have been drinking all day before you get there!! I must admit, that I thought they'd "de-designated" Murrayfield only for the SCO v NZ world cup game in 2007...which is why I was instructed to take photos of people with pints!
Dagenham and Redridge FC - Victoria Rd
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Confused.. Been to Daggers quite a few times.. there was a large car park every time i went.. and food drink upstairs for media at half time.. although only took advantage once...
Do we have Blackburn Rovers/Ewood Park experience amongst us? Am there tomorrow for the Carling Cup semi
cost ya a fiver to park .. .
and numerous dead bodies buried about the place :bonk:ya gotta make ya way through fans...
Thanks Kieran, but i was referring more to moving up and down the touchline during play, whilst the game was being broadcast live. I'm not sure that any sponsor or SKY TV would be to happy with togs moving in front of advertising boards. I will probably stay in the 1 spot each half, but should i feel inclined to take a little wander, want to know if i will get a slapped wrist or not