Wembley

Deebs

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You jammy sod. So was the delay of building Wembley worth it?
 

Yaka

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the ozzie bulders would say yes, everyone else would say no at the bloated prices, does look like the dogs bollox tho


we might end up in half empty stadium most international footie games as like when graham Taylor took the job an veneables had it before euro 96 kicked off. the current squad are just happy to wear the shirt and prance about like nob heads too much
 

JingleBells

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You jammy sod. So was the delay of building Wembley worth it?

Most definately, as a fan of a (very) lower league team, the opportunity to watch your team play at wembley is unbelievable, we have an average attendance of ~1600, so having 53,000 people is quite impressive :)

The food looked overpriced, but I didn't see whether it was worth it, however the programmes were good value, only £3, which is roughly what most teams charge
 

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Going to see England V Brazil in two weeks time there, can't wait. Hopefully it'll be a sunny day and the brazillian totty can come out in force. :england:
 

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Seeing Metallica, HIM, Mastadon and Bullet for My Valentine in July there ^^
 

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I was constantly hankering for the BBC to jump on it all and make an Auf Wiedesehen Pet based in Wembley ;) They've overcome the Australians and Germans, would they conquer the odd language (semi pakistani, semi indian, semi cockney) in Wembley Town ?
 

jason13

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yeah, sure i'd love to go. But tell me first how do I get tickets at a fair price.
 

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