race of champions
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I've been thinking of going - could be a laugh, it's local since I'm only a 20min train ride away from Wembley...but the cost of the tickets is putting me off a bit. Last time I checked it was £75 for decent seats.
However, it's still cheaper than a ticket to the British Grand Prix, the venue is decidedly tidier than Silverstone and it pleases me greatly to tell all the football-loving people in my office that the RoC organisers are sticking a load of tarmac over their precious hallowed turf!
So, in conclusion, I'm not actually sure why I haven't yet bought a ticket. Hmm.
(Yes, I know they don't actually tarmac over the turf directly, but it winds football people up so much more if you tell them their sacred grass is going to be ruined...and that amuses me. Is that wrong?)
However, it's still cheaper than a ticket to the British Grand Prix, the venue is decidedly tidier than Silverstone and it pleases me greatly to tell all the football-loving people in my office that the RoC organisers are sticking a load of tarmac over their precious hallowed turf!
So, in conclusion, I'm not actually sure why I haven't yet bought a ticket. Hmm.
(Yes, I know they don't actually tarmac over the turf directly, but it winds football people up so much more if you tell them their sacred grass is going to be ruined...and that amuses me. Is that wrong?)
Edited by hostile17 on Tuesday 20th November 14:36
don't they rip up and replace the turf fairly regulary ?
btw if anyone ever goes there for a gig - do not go for the standing or floor option - you can see bugger all - really poorly thought out - instead of stepping up the floor the further you go back - it's dead level you can't see squat - better off taking a seat in the stands
btw if anyone ever goes there for a gig - do not go for the standing or floor option - you can see bugger all - really poorly thought out - instead of stepping up the floor the further you go back - it's dead level you can't see squat - better off taking a seat in the stands
hostile17 said:
I've been thinking of going - could be a laugh, it's local since I'm only a 20min train ride away from Wembley...but the cost of the tickets is putting me off a bit. Last time I checked it was £75 for decent seats.
However, it's still cheaper than a ticket to the British Grand Prix, the venue is decidedly tidier than Silverstone and it pleases me greatly to tell all the football-loving people in my office that the RoC organisers are sticking a load of tarmac over their precious hallowed turf!
So, in conclusion, I'm not actually sure why I haven't yet bought a ticket. Hmm.
(Yes, I know they don't actually tarmac over the turf directly, but it winds football people up so much more if you tell them their sacred grass is going to be ruined...and that amuses me. Is that wrong?)
However, it's still cheaper than a ticket to the British Grand Prix, the venue is decidedly tidier than Silverstone and it pleases me greatly to tell all the football-loving people in my office that the RoC organisers are sticking a load of tarmac over their precious hallowed turf!
So, in conclusion, I'm not actually sure why I haven't yet bought a ticket. Hmm.
(Yes, I know they don't actually tarmac over the turf directly, but it winds football people up so much more if you tell them their sacred grass is going to be ruined...and that amuses me. Is that wrong?)
Edited by hostile17 on Tuesday 20th November 14:36
Dr JonboyG said:
jellison said:
We get F**KED OVER FOR EVERYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY - If travel alot it become clear!
Gotta pay for the white elephant at Wembley some how...
ing pointless - just for some chav to watch some other over payed chav kick a ball about (pathetic) - We are not even good at the SH*T Game.Gassing Station | General Motorsport | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff