Forum to enable fans to provide help and tips on travel arrangements to away matches, as well as for opposition fans travelling to the Irish capital for matches.
bails wrote:The Green IPA Terrace at EUR€24/£18 looks good to me
The thought of being stuck beside some Wasps tw@t in a stand really worries me, so Im going Terrace
My mates will be glad that they are not sat besides a Leinster tw@t like yourself. I will enjoy their company, and that of other Wasps fans, in the stands as I have done many times before, as a neutral and as a Leinster fan.
"The one thing we learn from History, is that we never learn from History".
Silly question but I will ask as I have not been before - Is the Terrace indeed standing only & therefore the allocation of a spot does not matter in the slightest?
Thanking you in advance.
PS. Where are the majority planning on sitting (yes - you can only answer for you, but that would help).
Green wrote:Silly question but I will ask as I have not been before - Is the Terrace indeed standing only & therefore the allocation of a spot does not matter in the slightest?
Thanking you in advance.
PS. Where are the majority planning on sitting (yes - you can only answer for you, but that would help).
Yep, the terrace is standing.
Will be going for that as per the OLSCs recent tweet...
Folks, Amlin QF tkts go on sale at 10am today. We recommend the Greene King
Terrace (standing) or Dreams Stand (seated).
Hornet, no offence intended to you or York friends
Unfortunately my last experience of wasps was at Twickenham and managed to be surrounded by wasps fans many of whom were drunk and more than a little abusive, particularly when Mal O'Kelly did his Riverdance impression
I do accept that all Clubs get hangers on, particularly for big games and that my experience is unlikely to be that of the Wasps faithful. I should have phrased my original post better , along the lines of " I would prefer to be with Leinster fans"
Again apologies for any offence caused, it was not intended
Thankfully, due to a significant birthday (and nice people funding my trip) I am back in the game and will be at at least 2 of the Irish provincial games in London that weekend. If I can get tickets for the Munster game I will be there too. Not coming back until the Sunday night.
bails wrote:Hornet, no offence intended to you or York friends
Unfortunately my last experience of wasps was at Twickenham and managed to be surrounded by wasps fans many of whom were drunk and more than a little abusive, particularly when Mal O'Kelly did his Riverdance impression
I do accept that all Clubs get hangers on, particularly for big games and that my experience is unlikely to be that of the Wasps faithful. I should have phrased my original post better , along the lines of " I would prefer to be with Leinster fans"
Again apologies for any offence caused, it was not intended
Apology accepted. Now for a Leinster win at Adams Park!
"The one thing we learn from History, is that we never learn from History".
Which is the better option for tickets for the Saracens game, the Ulster site or the Saracens one both have a general sale on monday, where in the ground are people thinking of going might be an idea if a few of us were together ?.
As someone who spent many years living and working in the area I would go for Marlow. A much nicer town, and ten minutes by taxi to Adams Park/Wycombe Centre. Trains from London, changing at Maidenhead or the Reading Bus from High Wycombe are travel options.
I will be staying in the Chez Hornet Senior Doss House!
"The one thing we learn from History, is that we never learn from History".
