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Chelsea v Spurs Fa Cup Semi
Cam-
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kyro7 wrote:Well he hasn't exactly done that, what he done is scored and that's what I said.ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:
Jeez man, take your medal and be happy.
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Fuck off you prick.Eternal Witcher wrote:kyro7 wrote:Well he hasn't exactly done that, what he done is scored and that's what I said.ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:
Jeez man, take your medal and be happy.
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Pizza arrived. Finally something to improve this terrible game.
Good goal though
Good goal though
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L. wrote:Little Chelsea fan, pretending to kiss the badge.
At least he is at the game.
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James wrote:LFC_Grunners wrote:
Same city, not like there's fuck all else to do on a Sunday. Considering the event I was expecting it to be a sellout. Also both teams have no problem selling their home stadium out on a weeknight. Ticket allocation would be roughly the same, if not less for Chelsea.
Doesn't matter that it's the same city. If you've been to Wembley you'll know it isn't exactly quick getting out of that area when there is 85000+ other people leaving with you. The game will finish around 7:50, losing fans leave first hop on tube etc, not everyone can get on the same tube. People probably wont get to their area for at least an hour, then they have dinner to organise.
The winning fans will be in the stadium for a little bit longer and wont get home until 10ish.
I know this even with my limited knowledge of the city, I've been to a full Wembley and it takes ages to get out.
1) Leave stadium
2) Go to a fast-food restaurant
3) Get short tube/bus/walk journey home.
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He's like fucking 6 years old. I bet his rich old london Dad paid for his ticket.James wrote:L. wrote:Little Chelsea fan, pretending to kiss the badge.
At least he is at the game.
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Lol James, I'm sure fans would sacrifice a good meal at home and an early night for a chance to watch their team play at Wembley in the FA Cup semi final.
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My friend who's at the game just texted me saying the Chelsea fans were chanting "murderers" at the police during the minute silence.
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crump wrote:James wrote:
Doesn't matter that it's the same city. If you've been to Wembley you'll know it isn't exactly quick getting out of that area when there is 85000+ other people leaving with you. The game will finish around 7:50, losing fans leave first hop on tube etc, not everyone can get on the same tube. People probably wont get to their area for at least an hour, then they have dinner to organise.
The winning fans will be in the stadium for a little bit longer and wont get home until 10ish.
I know this even with my limited knowledge of the city, I've been to a full Wembley and it takes ages to get out.
1) Leave stadium
2) Go to a fast-food restaurant
3) Get short tube/bus/walk journey home.
1) As I said, it isn't as quick as just leaving the stadium. That stupid long walk is long with everyone else.
2) Not everyone likes fast food and these'll be packed as well.
3) Still takes time.
My point still stands that 6pm on a Sunday is stupid.
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Rich cubeJord wrote:Pizza arrived. Finally something to improve this terrible game.
Good goal though
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crump wrote:James wrote:
Doesn't matter that it's the same city. If you've been to Wembley you'll know it isn't exactly quick getting out of that area when there is 85000+ other people leaving with you. The game will finish around 7:50, losing fans leave first hop on tube etc, not everyone can get on the same tube. People probably wont get to their area for at least an hour, then they have dinner to organise.
The winning fans will be in the stadium for a little bit longer and wont get home until 10ish.
I know this even with my limited knowledge of the city, I've been to a full Wembley and it takes ages to get out.
1) Leave stadium
2) Go to a fast-food restaurant
3) Get short tube/bus/walk journey home.
Because the other 75,000+ fans wouldn't have had this idea.
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It's Sunday aswell James, surely most would have had a roast dinner at like 1/2 before setting off? 
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James wrote:LFC_Grunners wrote:
Same city, not like there's fuck all else to do on a Sunday. Considering the event I was expecting it to be a sellout. Also both teams have no problem selling their home stadium out on a weeknight. Ticket allocation would be roughly the same, if not less for Chelsea.
Doesn't matter that it's the same city. If you've been to Wembley you'll know it isn't exactly quick getting out of that area when there is 85000+ other people leaving with you. The game will finish around 7:50, losing fans leave first hop on tube etc, not everyone can get on the same tube. People probably wont get to their area for at least an hour, then they have dinner to organise.
The winning fans will be in the stadium for a little bit longer and wont get home until 10ish.
I know this even with my limited knowledge of the city, I've been to a full Wembley and it takes ages to get out.
All of that is what makes an away day, being on a packed out train station with a few hundred other supporters all cheery and chanting. Shouldn't let it stop em.
The F.A should organise free buses from the stadium into the town centre, I remember when I went Twickenham there was a shit load of free buses, just add a a couple of quid to the ticket prices. (if they don't already do that)
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You can do a lot with 6 inches, eh Keane, eh eh? 
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We took 50,000 to the JPT final, Chelsea should sell out their allocation.
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Jord wrote:He's like fucking 6 years old. I bet his rich old london Dad paid for his ticket.James wrote:
At least he is at the game.
Wembley tickets aren't that expensive.
ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:Lol James, I'm sure fans would sacrifice a good meal at home and an early night for a chance to watch their team play at Wembley in the FA Cup semi final.
Disagree. It's Sunday, start of the working week for most tomorrow. A lot of people have important/performance based jobs where they wont risk ruining routines.
Do you realise how many people buy season tickets and don't actually go to night games?
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I hate Adrian Chiles.
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Great goal. Shit game.
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LFC_Grunners wrote:James wrote:
Doesn't matter that it's the same city. If you've been to Wembley you'll know it isn't exactly quick getting out of that area when there is 85000+ other people leaving with you. The game will finish around 7:50, losing fans leave first hop on tube etc, not everyone can get on the same tube. People probably wont get to their area for at least an hour, then they have dinner to organise.
The winning fans will be in the stadium for a little bit longer and wont get home until 10ish.
I know this even with my limited knowledge of the city, I've been to a full Wembley and it takes ages to get out.
All of that is what makes an away day, being on a packed out train station with a few hundred other supporters all cheery and chanting. Shouldn't let it stop em.
The F.A should organise free buses from the stadium into the town centre, I remember when I went Twickenham there was a shit load of free buses, just add a a couple of quid to the ticket prices. (if they don't already do that)
I understand what away days are about... I'm not complaining about train stations behind packed. I'm complaining about a ridiculous weekend kick off time.
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James wrote:Jord wrote:He's like fucking 6 years old. I bet his rich old london Dad paid for his ticket.
Wembley tickets aren't that expensive.ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:Lol James, I'm sure fans would sacrifice a good meal at home and an early night for a chance to watch their team play at Wembley in the FA Cup semi final.
Disagree. It's Sunday, start of the working week for most tomorrow. A lot of people have important/performance based jobs where they wont risk ruining routines.
Do you realise how many people buy season tickets and don't actually go to night games?
Actually agree with the last sentence, I've been to Old Trafford for free a few times thanks to this
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That Mars advert. 
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How much are FA Cup final tickets?
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George wrote:How much are FA Cup final tickets?
No idea, not that expensive I imagine. It only gets expensive for the people who don't go to games usually and have to use touts.
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The most expensive ticket to watch the Wembley showpiece on 14 May will now be £115, compared to £95 last year.
Other tickets will be available at £85 and £65 with the cheapest at £45 - which is £5 higher than last term.
That was 2011's FA Cup final.
Other tickets will be available at £85 and £65 with the cheapest at £45 - which is £5 higher than last term.
That was 2011's FA Cup final.
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James wrote:LFC_Grunners wrote:
All of that is what makes an away day, being on a packed out train station with a few hundred other supporters all cheery and chanting. Shouldn't let it stop em.
The F.A should organise free buses from the stadium into the town centre, I remember when I went Twickenham there was a shit load of free buses, just add a a couple of quid to the ticket prices. (if they don't already do that)
I understand what away days are about... I'm not complaining about train stations behind packed. I'm complaining about a ridiculous weekend kick off time.
Barcas sold out which is even later and on Wednesday.
Edit: Why am I even arguing with you? Didn't you make like a hundred long ass threads saying you as leaving?
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Drogba fucking schooled Gallas, brilliant goal!
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It's funny because most of our sporting events in North America start from anywhere from 7-9 PM local time.
With that said usually our soccer/football games are usually around noon-3.
With that said usually our soccer/football games are usually around noon-3.
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ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:No Torres. What a joke. Big mistake.
Strong mistake
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Spurs v Liverpool would be a better final, Chelsea would get beat by Liverpool and do shit.
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