Re: London game confirmed
Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2015 10:11 am
A representative of the Millwall club could not have put a better sales pitch to help promote the game!
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Exactly. I'm not an expert on London geography but I have been to the Globe pub on a few occasions before the Cup Final and am pretty sure Madam Tussauds is close to there!i'm spartacus wrote:Just saying and call me suspicious if you want..... Anyone who reads the Wigan Today website will be aware of the resident troll who creates multiple user names and too often pretends to be someone from somewhere else.
We get a new poster with 'local knowledge' who's never watched rugby league before. He replies to a post and 10 minutes later another new poster from London who's never seen a rugby league game. What are the chances?
I travel to London reasonably frequently staying over at the Union Jack Club near Waterloo station which is only a ten minute ride from Milwall, and I was stationed reasonably close by for a period albeit 36 years ago. I don't live there, but I do know that Madam Tussaud's is near Regents Park and a long long way north of the river. You can drive past it any day of the week, and from before it opens, there are literally hundreds of people on the street queuing to get in
So I ask myself why someone who has 'local knowledge' would claim that one of London's biggest attractions has its home in Southwark?
Also, Bermondsey tube is around a mile and a half away from the ground and would only be a 12 minute walk if you run.
I'm sorry but I think there is a bit more Springfield than Southwark about you Bunny
Obviously this is aimed at me..i'm spartacus wrote: Just saying and call me suspicious if you want..... Anyone who reads the Wigan Today website will be aware of the resident troll who creates multiple user names and too often pretends to be someone from somewhere else.
We get a new poster with 'local knowledge' who's never watched rugby league before. He replies to a post and 10 minutes later another new poster from London who's never seen a rugby league game. What are the chances?
I travel to London reasonably frequently staying over at the Union Jack Club near Waterloo station which is only a ten minute ride from Milwall, and I was stationed reasonably close by for a period albeit 36 years ago. I don't live there, but I do know that Madam Tussaud's is near Regents Park and a long long way north of the river. You can drive past it any day of the week, and from before it opens, there are literally hundreds of people on the street queuing to get in
So I ask myself why someone who has 'local knowledge' would claim that one of London's biggest attractions has its home in Southwark?
Also, Bermondsey tube is around a mile and a half away from the ground and would only be a 12 minute walk if you run.
I'm sorry but I think there is a bit more Springfield than Southwark about you Bunny
Is it aimed at you? That really depends whether you and Bunny are the same person? I did mention the user name Bunny' fairly clearly, and I never said anything at all about you.bmp1970 wrote:Obviously this is aimed at me..i'm spartacus wrote: Just saying and call me suspicious if you want..... Anyone who reads the Wigan Today website will be aware of the resident troll who creates multiple user names and too often pretends to be someone from somewhere else.
We get a new poster with 'local knowledge' who's never watched rugby league before. He replies to a post and 10 minutes later another new poster from London who's never seen a rugby league game. What are the chances?
I travel to London reasonably frequently staying over at the Union Jack Club near Waterloo station which is only a ten minute ride from Milwall, and I was stationed reasonably close by for a period albeit 36 years ago. I don't live there, but I do know that Madam Tussaud's is near Regents Park and a long long way north of the river. You can drive past it any day of the week, and from before it opens, there are literally hundreds of people on the street queuing to get in
So I ask myself why someone who has 'local knowledge' would claim that one of London's biggest attractions has its home in Southwark?
Also, Bermondsey tube is around a mile and a half away from the ground and would only be a 12 minute walk if you run.
I'm sorry but I think there is a bit more Springfield than Southwark about you Bunny
You are a bit paranoid.
I've never read Wigan today so I'm not guilty of trolling people on there! I've got better things to do..
..and I'm not from London!
You mentioned another poster from London so I was asuming it was me..i'm spartacus wrote:Is it aimed at you? That really depends whether you and Bunny are the same person? I did mention the user name Bunny' fairly clearly, and I never said anything at all about you.bmp1970 wrote:Obviously this is aimed at me..i'm spartacus wrote: Just saying and call me suspicious if you want..... Anyone who reads the Wigan Today website will be aware of the resident troll who creates multiple user names and too often pretends to be someone from somewhere else.
We get a new poster with 'local knowledge' who's never watched rugby league before. He replies to a post and 10 minutes later another new poster from London who's never seen a rugby league game. What are the chances?
I travel to London reasonably frequently staying over at the Union Jack Club near Waterloo station which is only a ten minute ride from Milwall, and I was stationed reasonably close by for a period albeit 36 years ago. I don't live there, but I do know that Madam Tussaud's is near Regents Park and a long long way north of the river. You can drive past it any day of the week, and from before it opens, there are literally hundreds of people on the street queuing to get in
So I ask myself why someone who has 'local knowledge' would claim that one of London's biggest attractions has its home in Southwark?
Also, Bermondsey tube is around a mile and a half away from the ground and would only be a 12 minute walk if you run.
I'm sorry but I think there is a bit more Springfield than Southwark about you Bunny
You are a bit paranoid.
I've never read Wigan today so I'm not guilty of trolling people on there! I've got better things to do..
..and I'm not from London!
I did point out the coincidence of the timing of the posting - and then there is another coincidence that you reply to a post aimed at someone else, and I think if you read back, you clearly said that you live in London.
Thanks..doc wrote:Prices, bar the Barry Kitchener stand, are similar to our home games (see link)bmp1970 wrote:First time I've sat through a Rugby League game last night thought it was great, todays was even better.
I live in London and fancy gong to the game at The Den but checked the prices which are quite high.
Do you have to be a member to qualify for a discount or can anyone get these tickets at a discounted price when they go on sale on 10th August?
Thanks in advance..
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I personally think RL is best viewed from behind the goal so think of it as being the equivalent of watching Man Utd vs Everton for twenty quid.