long distance dilemma?

[Brightwell’s left peg]

What would you do?

I now live in Canada and have to pick my games carefully.

I was planning to get over for the final, but with the draw falling the way it has, if we get the rags I suspect it will be a bigger event/atmosphere than the final...and if we win I expect the craic will be better than winning the final.

So...semi v rags or Final v Wigan/Millwall/B'burn?

I did the semi and final last time...but can't do it again this year.

Decisions...decisions

 

[Txiki Vimto]

Final.

 

[Anonymous]

final 100%

the semi last time was epic but watching city lift a trophy is priceless.

 

[Colins Bellend]

Stay there not fair on those that can't get a ticket








;>)

 

[ell]

Semi, no guarantees we will go to the final

 

[the originalkippaxman]

Both no excuses

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

Stay there not fair on those that can't get a ticket








;>)

Why didn't I think of that?





;-)

 

[Anonymous]

Semi, no guarantees we will go to the final

Absolutely right there isn't ....... when , aside from ourselves , the two best sides in the country stand in our way!

Just as well we'll only have to play one of them ..... at least in the cup anyway!

 

[tasker]

Semi, no guarantees we will go to the final

agree

 

[super-mario]

What would you do?

I now live in Canada and have to pick my games carefully.

I was planning to get over for the final, but with the draw falling the way it has, if we get the rags I suspect it will be a bigger event/atmosphere than the final...and if we win I expect the craic will be better than winning the final.

So...semi v rags or Final v Wigan/Millwall/B'burn?

I did the semi and final last time...but can't do it again this year.

Decisions...decisions

ive been to every home game this season and alot of aways.. im not on the cup scheme but i reallly worry about not getting a ticket and losing out to people like yourself..