F.A cup 6th jan

[Jack]

yip i will be there got my tickets and transport all sorted lol,first time ive ever been to your ground so far weve sold 3900 ticketts so should be a good day out and we recon if the team play like they are at the moment we might just turn you guys over fingers crossed.

[Aussie Bee]

I reckon they will smack you lol 3-0

[podsufc]

we dont really care mate. sad to say it, but we are concentrating on one thing only this season...safety!! if you watched the match against the arse, hulse got booked on purpose, to get his ban against you.
good luck anyway mate, and have a good day out

[Jack]

with trundle now out on a ban weve got no chance,any good away team pubs outside the ground m8.

[podsufc]

a few on the moor mate, the pump and moorfoot are usually welcoming. but i hear through the grapevine, the idiots will be out!! maybe not ours, but yours are looking for trouble!!
like i said, have a good day mate

[Jack]

yes all our idiots will be up there so sorry in advance for the tossors that will turn up.all i want is to find a good pub that allows kids as mine are coming with me

[podsufc]

one of the two pubs does, but the other one doesnt. heres a little bit off away fans guide

"The Sheaf House Pub & Railway Hotel are the closest pubs to the away supporters entrance, but these are home fans pubs. George Donovan recommends the Golden Lion, 'it's just across the road and up the hill from the Sheaf House pub, about 50 yards from the away fans entrance'. Nick Turrell a visiting Brighton fan adds; 'About a ten minute walk away on Queens Road is "The 'Earl", which on our visit was okay for away fans to drink in'. Otherwise somewhat further along the road from the away end (about 3/4's of a mile past the B&Q on the left) is the Bridge pub which also has been recommended to me. Away fans though should avoid 'The Railway' & 'Cricketers' pubs on Bramall Lane.

Paul Webb a visiting Birmingham City fan adds; 'On a number of occasions we have visited the Norfolk Arms pub in the centre of Sheffield. It is by the Ibis Hotel and not far from the train station. A friendly, traditional pub with regulars that make you welcome. It's walkable to the ground, or the bar staff can order a taxi while you leave your car there'. Otherwise alcohol is available inside the ground."

sadly i wont be there, i live down south now, and i had to put my dog of 16 years down on new years day, its cost me a fortune, and im still depressed. have a good day mate. looks like both teams will have alot of reserves in, so it could be a weird day!!

[COYG]

So, which side will LT10 be playing for then?

[PulsarJack]

Neither, I should imagine what with being banned and all that!

I'll be there on Sat, is it best to have some beers near the train station and make way to the ground just before kick off or get into a pub somewhere nearby early doors?

[Jack]

Originally Posted by COYG

So, which side will LT10 be playing for then?

and what have you heard now then lol,plus hes banned

Originally Posted by PulsarJack

Neither, I should imagine what with being banned and all that!

I'll be there on Sat, is it best to have some beers near the train station and make way to the ground just before kick off or get into a pub somewhere nearby early doors?

from what ive heard the ob will be at the station welcoming all swans fans and holding them in 2 pubs near by untill 2.30 and then escorting them to the ground.(20 min stroll)