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Not only can you drink, but both sets of fans can sit and stand together. Warrington’s ground is good because they still have terraces. I miss being able to stand to watch a match. Thanks Thatcher.
After speaking with a guy I work with who I didn’t even know was a rugby fan, I will be going with him to support the Warrington Wolves this Saturday…and it’s against out very own chubbies – quite fitting I think!You can actually drink in the stands watching the game….quite appealing :D
I will let you know my findings..
Warrington on Saturday and The mighty latics on the Sunday….a good sporting weekend..
Come on you Warrington people thingy’s and the mighty Latics!
Well, at least your son will be happy tonight. :D :D :D :D
I didn’t end up going in the end, something came up. I can only assume that the Klumps won, hence you post.
I suppose credit where credits due if they have won…
After speaking with a guy I work with who I didn’t even know was a rugby fan, I will be going with him to support the Warrington Wolves this Saturday…and it’s against out very own chubbies – quite fitting I think!
You can actually drink in the stands watching the game….quite appealing :D
I will let you know my findings..
Warrington on Saturday and The mighty latics on the Sunday….a good sporting weekend..
Come on you Warrington people thingy’s and the mighty Latics!
Well, at least your son will be happy tonight. :D :D :D :D [/quote]
see you went again like you always go to the stadium of shoite :lol: :lol: :lol:and of course you are a 100% attender, home and away, especially when the game is a sell-out…
Except for when you were online:
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 6:23 pm
(wi-fi on the skateboard back from Sunderland was there?)
Part-timer. :roll:
and of course you are a 100% attender, home and away, especially when the game is a sell-out…Except for when you were online:
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 6:23 pm
(wi-fi on the skateboard back from Sunderland was there?)
Part-timer. :roll:
Could have been wi-fi at the Sunderland Marriott?
Eh up the chubbie one is recording posts now how sad can you get :roll:
and of course you are a 100% attender, home and away, especially when the game is a sell-out…Except for when you were online:
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 6:23 pm
(wi-fi on the skateboard back from Sunderland was there?)
Part-timer. :roll:
I never said i was as loyal as thee i was just saying do you have to be a complete k-nob to be a leader of the klumps :lol: :lol: :lol:
Eh up the chubbie one is recording posts now how sad can you get :roll:Are you sure He was.nt being a can lad for the R.A.F :o :o :o
Could use him for target practice :mrgreen:
Could use him for target practice :mrgreen:If He.keeps spying in on us like his doing He.ll get promoted to boot cleaner for the S.A.S :oops: :oops: :oops:
When you see a game like that Wire v Wigan game you realise what real sport is like.
No primadonnas diving and looking for free kicks and penalties, no crowding the referee and swearing at him.
No cry babies when they get a hard tackle.(that’s a laugh)Simply the greatest spectator sport in the world.
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