Have you had any experience of getting tickets to Palace before? I am going to try and find a way to get in the home end.
11th May.
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Have you had any experience of getting tickets to Palace before? I am going to try and find a way to get in the home end.
Bollox! I've got a wedding I need to go to. Who books their wedding day on the last day of the season??? I'm tempted to head up to Liverpool after. There really is no way I want to be missing this.
It'll be televised.
You're probably looking at a grand for a ticket if we've won the title by then or if it's to decide the title though. Maybe more.
You're probably looking at a grand for a ticket if we've won the title by then or if it's to decide the title though. Maybe more.
Fuck me... A grand, and no replays of Stevies Celebrations???
Also - I will come up, 100% if there is a chance of the title, and about 50% if we are just going to have an end of season drinkies.
We should book/ hire an area of a bar if this happens as it sounds like we are getting quite a few of us. Will there be bars showing it if its a 3pm kick off?
We should book/ hire an area of a bar if this happens as it sounds like we are getting quite a few of us. Will there be bars showing it if its a 3pm kick off?
All games are at the same time. If we won it allready and there is a real dogfight to avoid relegation I am not sure who they show?
It'll be fucking hard to book an area of a bar even if there are that many of us.
I know one place (other than the exorbitantly priced places that will have no atmosphere & always take bookings) that did for the cl final, they may sort us out.
For the locals it's the flute on Hardman Street, boss big screen, cheapish lager & ales.
We'd probably need 20 of us or close to get a place held I reckon though.
For the cl final we got there at 4pm & they closed the doors about hour later on a huge queue.
To put it in perspective, there was almoat a million people in Liverpool the day after, so I'm guessing at least half that in town watching it the night before.
I know one place (other than the exorbitantly priced places that will have no atmosphere & always take bookings) that did for the cl final, they may sort us out.
For the locals it's the flute on Hardman Street, boss big screen, cheapish lager & ales.
We'd probably need 20 of us or close to get a place held I reckon though.
For the cl final we got there at 4pm & they closed the doors about hour later on a huge queue.
To put it in perspective, there was almoat a million people in Liverpool the day after, so I'm guessing at least half that in town watching it the night before.
I though a couple of weeks ago that we punched above our weight, and that Chelsea and City would settle the score between them. But we do have the quality to win it! Having said that it is not certain we do....
We definitely have. There's a lot of pressure though.
But as everyone keeps saying, one game at a time.....
One game at a time.
In a thread where people are actively planning their visit to the city to watch us win the league in six games time.
Lol.
Us fans are a funny lot.
How is this going to affect our "Next season" brand??
I'd rather watch it in around Anfield. That way IF a miracle ticket popped up we'd be near the ground. Also the atmosphere would be better no?
Were you flying from? Manchester have quite good flight connections. (They showed that on saturday!!)
Haha. Ill be there for the West Ham game. Were is the best place to watch it?
Haha that gave me a great laugh. The 'oul cunt coundn't even give us a mention in the top six. What a fucking bellend.
I hope hes shitting himself at the thought of seeing Stevie lifting the trophy.
The atmosphere during the game I guess would be better in town.
However, big advantages to watching it near the ground would be easier to get a place in the pub to watch it (as most would be in the ground, obv) & the celebrations afterwards would be fucking obscene too, then into town & to the usually awful concert Sq to relive that atmosphere from 05. For those that don't know, it's a relatively small penned in square surrounded by bars, & it filled with thousands of fans singing & dancing within an hour or so. We left the pub & walked down & you could hear it from a long long way away, it was simply incredible. You couldn't get served yet everyone stayed there for hours singing & dancing. Banners & flags were brought down & it was like nothing I've ever seen.
Of course, the next day was astounding, standing room only for miles around st Georges Hall whilst the bus came past, but that was planned, organised, the night before was sheer spontaneous release of unbridled joy. There were also quite a lot of Everton fans standing clapping & saying we deserved it, as there were loads in Everton tops clapping the parade the next day.
Haha. Yeah. Fuck it. just disregard what I said.
Walking in from Anfield with a bag of cans would be great. Either way, i'll be over regardless.
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