who's bored of wembley

[fathellensbellend]

not me, absolutely brilliant day out, although bloody expensive, personally think having the semi finals there is a good thing, enables more people to get tickets, and gives the day a sense of occasion.

if we get through again will the semi finals get the same interest or are people getting bored.

 

[SteWadda]

I won't be going but not because I'm bored, it's because I'm skint. If we get to the final I'll find the money for that but not the semi.

Also I think I'll try a different boozer next time as it is getting a little old.

 

[wolfie1988]

Never bored but I'd like to see what the East side of the ground is saying!

 

[Bill]

Hotel booked.

 

[BigJoe#1]

Not bored of Wembley, but we arrive at the Green Man about five or six hours before kick off, except this time, and I must admit, does get a bit tedious.

Went for a walk around the stadium and to other pubs was much more interesting.... And I didn't turn up at the ground pissed!

Is expensive though!

 

[M18CTID]

Not bored whatsoever but I do begrudge the FA Cup semi-finals being played down there. I also think the traffic management afterwards is nothing short of a disgrace. It took us almost 7 hours to get back home from last year's semi against Chelsea so we prefer to do it by train now.

The overall cost of a day out at Wembley isn't too bad, providing you're prepared to make a few sacrifices in terms of seat location and keeping your spend inside the ground down to a minimum. I paid £40 for a match ticket, £40 for a train ticket, and spent about another £60-£70 (mainly on falling over water) before, during, and after the match. That included about a gallon or so of alcohol consumed afterwards in the rather affluent Marylebone area of town. Compare that to Norwich away the other week and it was £50 for a match ticket and £45 for the train plus about £50-£60 on beer and food so a similar outlay for a far less important fixture.

 

[LoveCity]

Not at all, just worried about my bank balance!

Want to go to the semi if we get there, but wondering if I can afford that and the potential final after the most expensive season ever.

 

[pudge]

not me, absolutely brilliant day out, although bloody expensive, personally think having the semi finals there is a good thing, enables more people to get tickets, and gives the day a sense of occasion.

if we get through again will the semi finals get the same interest or are people getting bored.

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[Platini Pollock]

We will see IF we get to the cup semis.....


I predict they will be on open sale.

 

[Matty]

I don't think I'll ever get bored of watching City play at Wembley, although I must admit I'd be happier if it were a couple of hours closer to Manchester!