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Yea good price tickets brought last friday. Booked train a while ago, Train to Euston then Paddington to Reading
Then bus to the ground.
Horrible trip but I hope the result makes it worthwhile.
Leinster v Ulster in the European QF for me with much slimmer hopes of an away win.
Yea good price tickets brought last friday. Booked train a while ago, Train to Euston then Paddington to Reading
Aren’t there any direct trains? There used to be a Glasgow to Bournemouth route.
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Ahh, you’re a rugby man. Explains a lot.Then bus to the ground.
Horrible trip but I hope the result makes it worthwhile.
Leinster v Ulster in the European QF for me with much slimmer hopes of an away win.
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Aren’t there any direct trains? There used to be a Glasgow to Bournemouth route.
Not anymore Kathryn, I remember years ago going direct to Reading. Now you have to go via Manchester or Wolverhampton or Birmingham or London, Earliest you can get back to Preston is via London
Ahh, you’re a rugby man. Explains a lot.
Yep. One who’s been to over 100 football grounds.
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Due to the good ticket prices and our current away form I can only see this being a sellout.
Hopefully onto 7 consecutive away wins !
Right... I missed out on WBA. Not missing out on this one!
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I Believe well over 1700 tickets sold what a brilliant effort well done to everyone.
Then bus to the ground.
Horrible trip but I hope the result makes it worthwhile.
Leinster v Ulster in the European QF for me with much slimmer hopes of an away win.
Fat blokes squabbling over an odd shaped ball …………..nah, you can keep it Just-In
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Fat blokes squabbling over an odd shaped ball …………..nah, you can keep it Just-In
Union, yes. League, not so much.
Union, yes. League, not so much.
Ah League, that the one with includes the Grubby kick ?
Fine sounding activity.
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Must say that I didn't like the pre-match interview of Alex Neil in the LEP. It's all about getting this game out of the way, and then we have the massive week against Blades, Leeds & WBA. So much focus on next week.
I love it when opposition managers talk like this. Tony Pulis was the same before they played us... all about 'let's not be complacent' with this home match against Preston... (which signalled to his team that it must be a relatively easy game - "but try to be careful lads").
I love it when opposition managers talk like this. Tony Pulis was the same before they played us... all about 'let's not be complacent' with this home match against Preston... (which signalled to his team that it must be a relatively easy game - "but try to be careful lads").
I agree with this ... Reading will be massively up for the gameMust say that I didn't like the pre-match interview of Alex Neil in the LEP. It's all about getting this game out of the way, and then we have the massive week against Blades, Leeds & WBA. So much focus on next week.
I love it when opposition managers talk like this. Tony Pulis was the same before they played us... all about 'let's not be complacent' with this home match against Preston... (which signalled to his team that it must be a relatively easy game - "but try to be careful lads").
they need points desperately.......
Must say that I didn't like the pre-match interview of Alex Neil in the LEP. It's all about getting this game out of the way, and then we have the massive week against Blades, Leeds & WBA. So much focus on next week.
I love it when opposition managers talk like this. Tony Pulis was the same before they played us... all about 'let's not be complacent' with this home match against Preston... (which signalled to his team that it must be a relatively easy game - "but try to be careful lads").
If you listen to the interview and put it in context he talks quite a lot about Saturday’s game.
Talks about how it’s a “vital” match and reflects that if we can win it makes the following week massive.
Alex Neil does not strike me as the sort of bloke to not realise that next week is only vital if we get a win tomorrow.