West Ham v Spurs

Has been changed to an evening kickoff on Mon 25 Feb. which gives fans the chance to go drinking all day. Which increases the chances of trouble, like Hitler chants. Coincidence, Sky? I don't think so......

I do think you are reading more into it than there is.... Most Spurs fans have jobs so they wont be able to drink all day....

Ridiculous, I'm surprised the police have allowed it though and I'm sure you are right about Sky loving it.

After the first two Villa - Blues games that were on a Monday night, the police wouldn't allow it again.

Both game, I booked the day off, went up the local pub at about 1ish and it was really busy already as were all the pubs, loads of trouble both nights of course.

roadoftrinity wrote:Ridiculous, I'm surprised the police have allowed it though and I'm sure you are right about Sky loving it.

After the first two Villa - Blues games that were on a Monday night, the police wouldn't allow it again.

Both game, I booked the day off, went up the local pub at about 1ish and it was really busy already as were all the pubs, loads of trouble both nights of course.

Yeah but we are civilised down south....

FrenchSpur wrote:I do think you are reading more into it than there is.... Most Spurs fans have jobs so they wont be able to drink all day....

Ah, Haringey. Where the riots start........

Bedshammer wrote:

FrenchSpur wrote:I do think you are reading more into it than there is.... Most Spurs fans have jobs so they wont be able to drink all day....

Ah, Haringey. Where the riots start........

They're not spuds.... more like Gooners..... Spuds fans come from Golders Green

More like Stevenage.

Bedshammer wrote:More like Stevenage.

I knew you would know where the Spuds hail from....

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:More like Stevenage.

I knew you would know where the Spuds hail from....

Stevenage, known locally as Chavtown.

Bedshammer wrote:

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:More like Stevenage.

I knew you would know where the Spuds hail from....

Stevenage, known locally as Chavtown.

Is that locally as in local to you ??

10 miles up the A1. I'm being treated at Lister hospital there. I live in a little town called Biggleswade, notable only because of the name.

Bedshammer wrote:10 miles up the A1. I'm being treated at Lister hospital there. I live in a little town called Biggleswade, notable only because of the name.

So are the quacks chavs too???

Bedshammer wrote:

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:More like Stevenage.

I knew you would know where the Spuds hail from....

Stevenage, known locally as Chavtown.

Lots of blood on the pavement in Stevenage. The locals tend to leave a trail from their knuckles dragging along the floor.

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:10 miles up the A1. I'm being treated at Lister hospital there. I live in a little town called Biggleswade, notable only because of the name.

So are the quacks chavs too???

The quacks are superb, in my experience. I can't fault my treatment.

Bedshammer wrote:

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:10 miles up the A1. I'm being treated at Lister hospital there. I live in a little town called Biggleswade, notable only because of the name.

So are the quacks chavs too???

The quacks are superb, in my experience. I can't fault my treatment.

Actually you must be well impressed with them

Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

Bedshammer wrote:Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

I have a visit to the quacks on the same day in sodding london at 3pm

Bedshammer wrote:Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

I have a visit to the quacks on the same day in sodding london at 3pm

My appointment's at 3, too. Will you be driving, or getting the train? I'm lucky, it'll be a 15 minute drive home for me, but I'll miss Holly's birthday party. Which is at our house.

Billy Bonds wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

The whole experience has been made as painless as possible. I've been pleasantly surprised. Incidentally, Hinchingbrook hospital is run by a private trust and is in severe financial trouble.

Bedshammer wrote:

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

I have a visit to the quacks on the same day in sodding london at 3pm

My appointment's at 3, too. Will you be driving, or getting the train? I'm lucky, it'll be a 15 minute drive home for me, but I'll miss Holly's birthday party. Which is at our house.

I will be driving....Christmas Eve is not a time to mess with public transport

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:

FrenchSpur wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Last chemo is on Christmas Eve. The nursing staff are great, too.

I have a visit to the quacks on the same day in sodding london at 3pm

My appointment's at 3, too. Will you be driving, or getting the train? I'm lucky, it'll be a 15 minute drive home for me, but I'll miss Holly's birthday party. Which is at our house.

I will be driving....Christmas Eve is not a time to mess with public transport

I agree.