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Westward Ho!

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It was originally part of the National Exposition site, like the magnificent Crystal Palace was before it was destroyed by fire, if you look at some of the very old buildings on the approach they have Egyptian styled façades. At the time of the Exposition Where the stadium now stands there was the beginnings of Monsieur Eiffel's successor to the Paris Tower but it ran out of money. As it was a bit of a mess it was decided to be the perfect site for the Olympics on the edge of the London so that was the beginning of Wembley in the Nations Capital. Hood down Anorak off.

I am in non ultra Club Wembley and without any shadow of a doubt I will be wearing trousers and a shoes as will Mrs John Boy and the John Boyettes.

I made sure that I went and played 18 holes of Golf this afternoon for the simple reason that I sleep like the proverbial log after a 4 hour trek through the countryside chasing a stupid (blooming was today) little white ball!

I am 45 years of age and at dinner tonight mentioned that it is 2 sleeps until Wembley. Am I alone in now being as excited as a small child having broken up (its Friday) from school for Christmas.

+1 Hopefully that will also quell the frenzy that the conspiracy theorists on here whip themselves up into too.

Hobgoblin Ale but then Spitfire Bitter is more fitting.

Hooray! I will not have to stop my mate Les slashing his wrists every time he took to the pitch.

Whoever plays I just hope they seize the opportunity with both hands, and win the damn thing, especially as Carlisle are going to be really up for this.

I would telephone the club ticket office and notify them of you predicament to see what they can do to save you hassle. If that fails Wembley will sort you out as at every game there are spare seats for people in your predicament (by all accounts it is something to do with the fit for public use laws) who are not permanently disabled as having someone with a cast on the top deck is a severe 'Elfin safety issue. As for parking? Without a blue disabled badge I should imagine that it will be trousers down bend over and take a £25 shafting in the wallet to park at the stadium.

You should see where the flag is going!!:smt119

oooo I am in there sat behind you

Extra Time then Pens if still deadlock. HTH

I am going to be kicking the back of your seat for 90 minutes: just to really P you off!!! Looking forward to this: and also looking forward to not having to drive thanks to the Basingstoke Saints bus at £8 a head........... More money to buy a beer with (just the one at Wembley prices). Most of all I am looking forward to a sea of Red & White, Cardiff was fantastic this should be something very special to behold.

The trouble is everyone including on here has picked up on the "not good enough" comment and just added water to make it expand into a Chinese whispers scenario. The thing to remember is news paper, text messaging and emails lack any emotion and the former (by choice) context. That said NC comes from a world where if you do not cut the mustard you are found out quickly, so what he might say thinking is a gentile gee up in his world is seen in football as a negative........... and the backing of the board is a positive sign in football!!??? When the sport of sacking managers willy-nilly starts again then I will be concerned.

Been Smug with a smiling quietly to himself face for a couple of weeks now. Plus coach organised by a Diamond of a chap called Alan from the Metropolis of Blasingsmoke............ and an evening meal also organised on our return. Spot on!!

Yahoo!! I am not sat on my own.......... Block 250 Row 5. Nice ticket wallet.

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Seems like its a case of go prepared for those of us in the Club Wembley seats and see how the mood of those around us and the Stadium Stasi is. Bottom line is I have tickets to see Saints at Wembley Stadium, there are many who do not, if I am not allowed to wear my colours I will not be crying into my beer.

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You had your pants pulled down by your mate, I tapped up my mate for them and paid £58 plus a single delivery charge of £4.25. I have been told that despite not being able to wear my shirt I will enjoy the experience of the posh seats and the concourse.

"Come on you Red & White Stripes with Black Shorts" is a bit of a gob full. :cool: