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dave_ragg1984

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  1. I can only presume that Port Vale and Bury don't have an OWTB equivalent. And Port Vale and Bury fans don't use twitter either.
  2. I've stayed there, it was quality. The hotel bar has a rooftop terrace that overlooks Times Sq (though might be a bit cold to sit out in Feb! Was Sept when I went and it was roasting.) It's right in the Theatre district. The theatre opposite had Jersey Boys on when I stayed there. And its right next door to Gallaghers, which as I've said earlier on the thread, is well worth a visit if you like eating meat.
  3. Even if we keep 2 clean sheets in each of those competitions, that's still 24 clean sheets in the league. If we keep a clean sheet in over half our games, I'd be pretty confident of getting promoted.
  4. Wrap up warm. Been twice in February. First time there was 25in of snow in one night, and the second time it was miles warmer (but still max temp of 0 degrees!) Go to Gallaghers for a steak. Expect to be paying $7-$8 a pint. If you want to go up some tall buildings to see the views, One World Trade centre is ace for a view of Manhattan from the south of the island, and to see all around NY and NJ. Empire State Building is a great to go up at night, and Rockafeller during the day (you can see Central Park from the Rockafeller centre but not ESB. But if you go up at night you wont be able to see the park). If you want to go to a show on Broadway, you can get discounted tickets from a booth in Times Sq on the day of the show, but you might be limited as to what is available. Good if you don't have a show in mind you want to see, but if there is something specific then it might be best to book in advance. But the best advice I could give you would be to just explore for yourself. Its a wonderful city. You can be given loads of recommendations and try to fit things in and then miss out on other things. You'll find loads of things to do, see, places to eat, and drink. And you'll have a top time.
  5. If you are a sprint cyclist, and you are just working on power and not endurance, I'd say this is pretty normal.
  6. Now that it is name the Jimmy Frizzell Stand (but wouldn't "End" be better?) when do you think the club will get round to putting his name on it?
  7. Agreed. And out of the clubs control because I'm sure its a ticketmaster booking fee, but you save £2.50 booking online, not £4.\ The club should also let people know the system isn't up and running yet. That original article on the website said it would be up and running in time for the Wigan cup game. It wasn't, and isn't up and running yet 2 days away from the third home match of the season.
  8. I tried to buy a e-ticket online for my uncle. Didn't have any delivery option or anything so just presumed it would be a printable ticket, like the article on the website said when they announced the new system. So once I'd paid I got a message saying it wasn't an eticket and would need to be picked up from the ticket office. Bit annoying considering I'd paid a booking fee, and I could have just gone to the ticket office and bought a ticket with no booking fee if i had to go and pick it up anyway. So I emailed Mark Moisley and asked him about it. Said the system should be up an running on Friday. Just had a look for Northampton tickets and surprise surprise it isn't up and running. Not like Latics to be late with something is it? So my advice would be to not bother with the online ticketing, might as well just ring the club to book a ticket in advance and avoid paying a booking fee to ticketmaster.
  9. All West Hams games in this competition are away from home.
  10. Worth asking them if they want to come and play at our place though? It's only 6 miles to travel for them.
  11. I saw a list of clubs that voted against it, a d there was only about 7 or 8. We weren't on that list (no idea how accurate it was though.)
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