Attending Football Matches

[George 1978]

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I cannot afford to go to away matches. I will be at the Bridge of Dreams to see my Brave Blue Boys try to repeat their midweek success against the Red Horde...

Local derbies excepted I assume.

[zabadak]

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Local derbies excepted I assume.

Nope, I have budgeted for the Home games and that's my lot

[George 1978]

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Nope, I have budgeted for the Home games and that's my lot

Home is where the heart is, as they say.

[whitewall66]

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I'm a Chelsea fan as well I used to go home and away from the late 70's to 2000 or so. Go when I can these days just to many commitments and moved out of London a few years back. I used to stand on the Whitewall of the Shed hence the user name.

[Mulletino]

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I was never that much into football as a kid, my brother was football mad. Our dad took us to a few local games (Southend United) and he took my brother and I (and his friend) to Wembley to see Liverpool (who my brother supported) Vs Tottenham (who I kind of supported as the guy next door but one supported them and gave us free stuff from the sports store he worked for) in the Charity Shield final. We were sat in the middle of the Liverpool end, I had my Tottenham Hat and Scarf on but luckily Tottenham didn't score so i didn't have to worry about cheering among the scouse lot! They were all really good fun, nothing menacing about it all at all.

We used to go to a few football (or as they call is it Soccer) games here as my wife used to get free tickets to the local team, that was quite fun but we haven't been for years. The closest I get now is playing FIFA on the Xbox.

[zabadak]

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I'm a Chelsea fan as well I used to go home and away from the late 70's to 2000 or so. Go when I can these days just to many commitments and moved out of London a few years back. I used to stand on the Whitewall of the Shed hence the user name.

Respect!

I will be at the Bridge again tonight for the Caribou Cup when our Prodigal Son, Lord Francis of Lamparde, returns with his Derby County tikes!

[tex]

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Rather eat my own kneecaps, Mmmm kneecaps!

[zabadak]

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Respect!

I will be at the Bridge again tonight for the Caribou Cup when our Prodigal Son, Lord Francis of Lamparde, returns with his Derby County tikes!

Well that was fun!

[cbenee]

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Dad and all his family from Plaistow/Canning Town in East London, he started taking me to West Ham when I was 4 in 1980 and have only missed a handful of home games since