Who's going to Cardiff this weekend????

Tom_Naz the Tiger · Post by **Tom_Naz the Tiger** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 9:16 am

As above really. I know there's been a couple of threads on this already, but it sounds like not too many ppl are going.

Hopefully there will be a decent crowd to cheer Tigers on, as this game is now vital.

So who is actually going?

Is there going to be a 'Tigers pub?'

scuff · Post by **scuff** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 9:35 am

I cant go unfortunatley but my daughters first birthday has to take priority

fierysam · Post by **fierysam** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 10:12 am

Tom,

There's 6 people going in my group - 3 from Melton, 3 from Grantham :o)

I hope theres going to be a good showing from the Tigers fans - we need to support our lads big time!

We shall be making loads of noise :D :D

Nik · Post by **Nik** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 10:36 am

I'll be going, the Company I work for have given me use of their hospitality box so i've arranged for 17 of our friends from the Crumby to meet us there + 3 (my son, daughter and I) + 2 Cardiff Blue's supporters from work. Should be a good laugh.

stevetelcom2000 · Post by **stevetelcom2000** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:22 pm

Nik wrote:I'll be going, the Company I work for have given me use of their hospitality box so i've arranged for 17 of our friends from the Crumby to meet us there + 3 (my son, daughter and I) + 2 Cardiff Blue's supporters from work. Should be a good laugh.

They wouldn't play Munster at The Mill' Stad' because we would turn it into our home game with the ammount of support we would take. I'm glad that they will lose out financially because you wont be taking many. I knew it would be the case with the game being played on a sunday afternoon & with it being on the tele. I wrote to them & told them that we were the obvious choice for a change of venue. I feel a 'told you so' letter coming on

They will be a good few watching it in the pub no doubt Sunday afternoon.

Caerlyr Osprey · Post by **Caerlyr Osprey** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:28 pm

I'm going with my wife, my best mate & his other half.

My wife will be wearing one of my old tigers shirts, me & my best mate will be in our welsh shirts. Just got to get used to cheering for cardiff before 3:00 on sunday - it'll be new experience for me.

To round things off my mum is driving us up from swansea so I can have a couple of drinks as well.

Nik · Post by **Nik** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:33 pm

cool, we live near Chippenham so I'll probably go by train and meet my Crumby stand mates there.........

dailywaffle · Post by **dailywaffle** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:46 pm

I will be watching my son play at Earlsdon, but looking forward to hearing 'Jerusalem' out of the speakers when I get back home to watch

sammy · Post by **sammy** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:02 pm

I'll be there. I'll be the one with the rather long winded slogan 'don't you wish all Munster fans would shut up about how great they are' on my shirt. I may also sport a jacket with the slogan 'Munster will not win the Heineken cup this season'.

Im not terribly optimistic despite Goodey getting the nod ahead of the ageing dwarf.

Either way its not the winning or the losing. Its how drunk you get...

stevetelcom2000 · Post by **stevetelcom2000** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:21 pm

sammy wrote:I'll be there. I'll be the one with the rather long winded slogan 'don't you wish all Munster fans would shut up about how great they are' on my shirt. I may also sport a jacket with the slogan 'Munster will not win the Heineken cup this season'.
Im not terribly optimistic despite Goodey getting the nod ahead of the ageing dwarf.
Either way its not the winning or the losing. Its how drunk you get...

:roll: Bitter little man aren't you

Get behind your team never mind all this negativity. Tigers need you being positive if your going to the game. Not whining about another team or slagging off your own players.

sammy · Post by **sammy** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:51 pm

Merely describing my excellent dress sense Steve!

Im not bitter at all, merely bored of all the Munster fans banging on about how great they are. Yes, they are the best in Europe. Yes, they deservedly beat us. And yes, I wish I could forget about it.

fierysam · Post by **fierysam** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:55 pm

Sammy,

You forgot to point out that stevetelcom2000 only proves your point perfectly in his earlier listing......... :D

And that it's very unsporting to wish financial losses on any rugby team............

Sidestep · Post by **Sidestep** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 3:57 pm

stevetelcom2000 wrote:
Nik wrote:I'll be going, the Company I work for have given me use of their hospitality box so i've arranged for 17 of our friends from the Crumby to meet us there + 3 (my son, daughter and I) + 2 Cardiff Blue's supporters from work. Should be a good laugh.

They wouldn't play Munster at The Mill' Stad' because we would turn it into our home game with the ammount of support we would take. I'm glad that they will lose out financially because you wont be taking many. I knew it would be the case with the game being played on a sunday afternoon & with it being on the tele. I wrote to them & told them that we were the obvious choice for a change of venue. I feel a 'told you so' letter coming on They will be a good few watching it in the pub no doubt Sunday afternoon.

What a nice attitude. :roll:

I don't think it could have been played at the Mill Stad anyway as the GB Rally is there a few days before meaning no pitch.

stevetelcom2000 · Post by **stevetelcom2000** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 4:47 pm

Sidestep wrote:
stevetelcom2000 wrote:
Nik wrote:I'll be going, the Company I work for have given me use of their hospitality box so i've arranged for 17 of our friends from the Crumby to meet us there + 3 (my son, daughter and I) + 2 Cardiff Blue's supporters from work. Should be a good laugh.

They wouldn't play Munster at The Mill' Stad' because we would turn it into our home game with the ammount of support we would take. I'm glad that they will lose out financially because you wont be taking many. I knew it would be the case with the game being played on a sunday afternoon & with it being on the tele. I wrote to them & told them that we were the obvious choice for a change of venue. I feel a 'told you so' letter coming on They will be a good few watching it in the pub no doubt Sunday afternoon.
What a nice attitude. :roll:

I don't think it could have been played at the Mill Stad anyway as the GB Rally is there a few days before meaning no pitch.

Yes being right is a nice attitude to have.

Rizzo · Post by **Rizzo** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 8:16 pm

sammy wrote:I'll be there. I'll be the one with the rather long winded slogan 'don't you wish all Munster fans would shut up about how great they are' on my shirt. I may also sport a jacket with the slogan 'Munster will not win the Heineken cup this season'.

Im not terribly optimistic despite Goodey getting the nod ahead of the ageing dwarf.

Either way its not the winning or the losing. Its how drunk you get...

Sammy, please refrain from name-calling, and similar childish rudeness towards our players (or indeed anyone else).