Georgian Maestro said:grim up north said:MaineRoadBlue said:This train works excuse is an easy opt out!
Probably less than 10% of those who go to Wembley ever go on the train anyway. An old saying and a very true one; a lazy and non committed person will take no time to find a reason not to do something.
'It's a Sunday'
'It's only a friendly'
'There's no trains'
'It's the holidays'
'It's expensive'
'We were there in March'
'The players won't take it seriously'
'It's on the TV'
All easy option lame soft arse excuses of convenience. As someone has already said, many of those who won't bother going are the same crew who whinge about not getting Cup Final tickets!
My soft arse lame excuse is I cannot afford now kindly do one
Can't be bothered is my excuse
MaineRoadBlue said:This train works excuse is an easy opt out!
Probably less than 10% of those who go to Wembley ever go on the train anyway. An old saying and a very true one; a lazy and non committed person will take no time to find a reason not to do something.
'It's a Sunday'
'It's only a friendly'
'There's no trains'
'It's the holidays'
'It's expensive'
'We were there in March'
'The players won't take it seriously'
'It's on the TV'
All easy option lame soft arse excuses of convenience. As someone has already said, many of those who won't bother going are the same crew who whinge about not getting Cup Final tickets!
happychappy said:Yeh, know how you feel mate, my ticket was £20 and the minibus £15grim up north said:MaineRoadBlue said:This train works excuse is an easy opt out!
Probably less than 10% of those who go to Wembley ever go on the train anyway. An old saying and a very true one; a lazy and non committed person will take no time to find a reason not to do something.
'It's a Sunday'
'It's only a friendly'
'There's no trains'
'It's the holidays'
'It's expensive'
'We were there in March'
'The players won't take it seriously'
'It's on the TV'
All easy option lame soft arse excuses of convenience. As someone has already said, many of those who won't bother going are the same crew who whinge about not getting Cup Final tickets!
My soft arse lame excuse is I cannot afford now kindly do one
happychappy said:Yeh, know how you feel mate, my ticket was £20 and the minibus £15grim up north said:MaineRoadBlue said:This train works excuse is an easy opt out!
Probably less than 10% of those who go to Wembley ever go on the train anyway. An old saying and a very true one; a lazy and non committed person will take no time to find a reason not to do something.
'It's a Sunday'
'It's only a friendly'
'There's no trains'
'It's the holidays'
'It's expensive'
'We were there in March'
'The players won't take it seriously'
'It's on the TV'
All easy option lame soft arse excuses of convenience. As someone has already said, many of those who won't bother going are the same crew who whinge about not getting Cup Final tickets!
My soft arse lame excuse is I cannot afford now kindly do one
Plaything of the gods said:Does anyone have a handle on which blocks have been on sale and which seats have gone?ballinio said:must be sold out.fathellensbellend said:cannot buy top tier online, taken them off, guess a number is being handed to arsenal.
I haven't had a chance to see until today and there was only one half of the lower tier from corner to behind the goal and three blocks or so round the opposite corner. No choice about what seat number, just had to take what was offered. Now all lower tier blocks behind the goal are listed.
Don't want them to believe this is their yearstirlingblue said:I'm going myself. Will be my third game of the season as already been to Dundee and Hearts. That said if I manage to secure a Newcastle ticket I may have to re-think as finances are not limitless (only went to Dundee and Hearts as they are on my doorstep). Normally avoid friendlies like the plague but think the Arse at Wembley will be a little less friendly despite my previous comments about 'glorified friendly'. Just hope we do take it seriously and lay down a marker.
Marvin said:Don't want them to believe this is their yearstirlingblue said:I'm going myself. Will be my third game of the season as already been to Dundee and Hearts. That said if I manage to secure a Newcastle ticket I may have to re-think as finances are not limitless (only went to Dundee and Hearts as they are on my doorstep). Normally avoid friendlies like the plague but think the Arse at Wembley will be a little less friendly despite my previous comments about 'glorified friendly'. Just hope we do take it seriously and lay down a marker.
But last time we lost a Charity Shield at Wembley, we went on to have the best season of all time. Nothing will ever beat that season, even if it was agonising at times.
Understand most blues have to budget, but as far as an away day goes it's as cheap as doing a London game 25 years ago, throw into that 20,000 blues, wembley and if you get the right driver, a cheap carry on on the coach, it's not expensive. Usually 4/5 of us go to wembley in the car, but only me this time, so going on the local minibus, the other lads excuses are washing their hair, migraine and their nails won't be dry in timecheddar404 said:happychappy said:Yeh, know how you feel mate, my ticket was £20 and the minibus £15grim up north said:My soft arse lame excuse is I cannot afford now kindly do one
That's 35 quid that could be put towards Newcastle away or one of the champions league matches. People don't have an endless supply of cash so maybe trekking to the other end of the country for a friendly gets sacrificed by some.