Wyken Sky Blue
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Any idea when these will go on sale?
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Terry Gibson's perm
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A lovely day out, watched city there years ago and took my Villa supporting girlfriend and she still married me.
One of the many dumps that we have the pleasure of travelling to this season.
One of the many dumps that we have the pleasure of travelling to this season.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Ask @Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue - He already has his weekend in Cleethorps booked and a full 90 minute rehearsal script for abusing Slade written up!
Terry Gibson's perm
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I did she is the he black sheep as the only villa fan in her blues supporting family.
Typical villa fan though never goes
clint van damme
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Booked Skeggy for after.
Fair play to the OP for starting this thread because I'd forgotten all about the small matter of getting match tickets.
Fair play to the OP for starting this thread because I'd forgotten all about the small matter of getting match tickets.
Astute
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Be prepared.
They have one of the better stadiums. It has a McDonald's outside the ground so you have more choice of what crap you eat. Standing on the main road with the stadium behind you if you go right Grimsby Town centre is to your left. 10 to 15 minute walk. Go the other way and you get to Cleethorpes 'sea' front. It might be the mouth of the river Humber, but at least it looks like the sea.
The nightlife shouldn't be bad as there will be 'holidaymakers' The locals are mainly very friendly. Beer and food cheap in surrounding areas. A sneaky fish and chips whilst looking at the 'sea'
I can think of many that will be worse. Lack of places to eat. Lack of pubs. Angry locals, a shed of a ground and no 'sea' to look at. But they're the games I look forward to.
steve82
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The highs and lows..... or just plain lows
Ok a CCFC away day anyway, league two on tour.
Question is will be start well or come down to earth very quickly with what to expect this year.
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Why Skeggy? Its over an hour away, might aswell just go home or if you want a night out surely Cleethorpes is no worse than Skeggy?
clint van damme
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Got my son with me. Bit more for him in Skeggy., (I think!).
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Astute
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Dump? It is one of the better stadiums we will be visiting this season :smuggrin:
Astute
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Cleethorpes is a shithole. A day on the river bank that looks like a beach. Nightlife is poor. Better off in Grimsby for the nightlife. Not very good there either. But decent selection of pubs.
Skeggy any day. About 50 minutes away. More or less a straight run.
Astute
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Not lots but enough to do. Small pleasure park. Lots of arcades. Skeggy pier....mainly more arcades. McDonald's near the pier. But Raff 55 highly recommended. At the start of the seafront. All in food. Chinese, Indian, Pizza as well as burgers and thin steaks. And all deserts included. I like the Eaton mess. Normally have a few. The earlier you go the cheaper it is. Beer a decent price.
Astute
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Get wrapped up if there is a breeze. Can be very cold even in summer.
Sbarcher
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Ok Daddy....
Astute
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The last time we played there I went in with the Grimsby supporters. The away end gets the wind straight off the North sea. If you was there last time you would remember how cold it was. Most said the coldest they have ever been at a football game.
I was the idiot jumping up and down celebrating our goal amongst the Grimsby supporters :smuggrin:
I_Saw_Shaw_Score
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I raise you the 3-0 win v MKDons at the hockey stadium!
fernandopartridge
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Bloody hell that was a freezing cold day, I got on the pitch when we scored as well, to warm up as much as anything
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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think it was our last game at Burnden Park. If it wasn't officially the coldest place in the world it damn well should have been.
Gazolba
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Best away match I ever went to was eons ago (early 1960's). Mansfield Town when we were both challenging for the league. In those days everyone wore the team's colours (scarves and hats) and I remember the Mansfield fans were all in good cheer and very friendly. Mansfield had an amazing player called Ken Wagstaff.
Ken Wagstaff - Wikipedia
Ken Wagstaff - Wikipedia
skybluepm2
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Did both. Very close but the hockey stadium was the more bitter of the 2. Couldn't wait for the final whistle despite us winning comfortably and playing well!
Irish Sky Blue
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I agree. The coldest I have ever been at a game. The third goal going in barely got a cheer everyone was so cold.
Kingokings204
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I thought morecambe last year in the cup was fregin cold myself.
chiefdave
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Two games that always stick in my mind are the cup game away at Forest. Was live on TV and the day Mandela was released. We were on an uncovered terrace and it was hammering it down. Kick off kept getting delayed as the news was being extended while we stood there frozen and soaked.
Other one was back at HR. Middle of winter against Wimbledon with well under 10K there. At one point it was hailing so hard that standing on the kop you struggled to face the pitch and keep watching the match. We lost to a late own goal as well I seem to recall.
Other one was back at HR. Middle of winter against Wimbledon with well under 10K there. At one point it was hailing so hard that standing on the kop you struggled to face the pitch and keep watching the match. We lost to a late own goal as well I seem to recall.
Joy Division
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I always find the Ricoh to be one of the coldest places on a winter evening, especially recently with the sparse attendances. Tranmere at home a couple of seasons ago sticks out as a particularly cold one, think we won 1-0 and Tranmere were top of the league at the time....both teams were dreadful and I was very happy when the final whistle was blown.
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SlowerThanPlatt
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Does anyone know many tickets will we get? The football ground site says the normal allocation the 600? The ground holds 9,000 and their average attendance was 5,000 last season
Astute
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Theu normally allow 600. But they can give the whole side behind the goal if needed. Which hasn't been needed often for years. 2,200 IIRC