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Friday Night Lights

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 7:46 pm
by josie andrews
Friday Night Lights at New River Stadium, London this Friday

London Skolars to host big game on the eve of the Challenge Cup final

Skolars face South Wales Ironmen, 7pm kick-off

A packed house is expected at New River Stadium on Friday when London Skolars host Friday Night Lights.

Now a regular feature of Challenge Cup Final weekend, Friday Night Lights sees the Skolars host a League One fixture on the eve of the cup final.

This year the League One side will have a full day of events with junior games, a masters game, live music, a real ale festival and more all building towards the big kick-off at 7pm.

Jermaine Coleman, Skolars Head Coach, said: “It’s a big night for the club as a whole and we want fans of other clubs to come down to New River to see what we’re all about.”

Tickets cost £12 in advance and £15 on the gate.

For full details and to book tickets online visit the London Skolars website HERE.


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Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 7:47 pm
by josie andrews
Nothing like leaving things to last minute!!


Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 9:02 pm
by PaulC
Anyone else thinking of going to this?? Think ill head down the night before and make a weekend of it

Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 10:32 pm
by markill
josie andrews wrote:Nothing like leaving things to last minute!!
What do you mean Josie? This has been scheduled since the League 1 shield fixtures came out. It's a regular thing like Newcastle's game the night before Magic too. The Skolars are starting to do good things and are a big part of the rugby league community around London now.

Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 11:24 pm
by josie andrews
markill wrote:
josie andrews wrote:Nothing like leaving things to last minute!!
What do you mean Josie? This has been scheduled since the League 1 shield fixtures came out. It's a regular thing like Newcastle's game the night before Magic too. The Skolars are starting to do good things and are a big part of the rugby league community around London now.
I mean the club advertising it two days before.

I'd actually forgot about it & booked the theatre on Monday. If the club had advertised sooner (it jogged my memory) we would have gone & booked the theatre for Saturday.


Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2017 10:50 am
by fozzieskem
Oh what you off to see Josie?

Gwen "drags" me to the theatre on a regular basis i think i enjoy it more than she does now so always on the lookout for new shows.

Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2017 8:30 pm
by josie andrews
fozzieskem wrote:Oh what you off to see Josie?

Gwen "drags" me to the theatre on a regular basis i think i enjoy it more than she does now so always on the lookout for new shows.
Wicked. We had to pick something suitable for Annabelle ????

Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2017 11:38 pm
by fozzieskem
josie andrews wrote:
fozzieskem wrote:Oh what you off to see Josie?

Gwen "drags" me to the theatre on a regular basis i think i enjoy it more than she does now so always on the lookout for new shows.
Wicked. We had to pick something suitable for Annabelle ????
Saw that a couple of years back,off to see it again next march a great show.

Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Fri Aug 25, 2017 11:12 am
by EDINBURGH-WARRIOR
Don't know if its still running (on tour shortly) but the Carole King Musical Beautiful was excellent . Saw it in the West End in January this year.

Regards , EW

Re: Friday Night Lights

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2017 12:16 am
by fozzieskem
EDINBURGH-WARRI​OR​ wrote:Don't know if its still running (on tour shortly) but the Carole King Musical Beautiful was excellent . Saw it in the West End in January this year.

Regards , EW
Seeing it in Edinburgh in november it looks really good that one,see i hate being dragged to these shows :D