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  • Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
  • Yay, that's a 4:30am local kick off time here. 

    Going to email Valley Pass about full matches after the fact.
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
    Good point, all hotels will probably be back open by then 
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
    Not quite sure how it works but I understood special dispensation has been granted for football teams to use certain approved hotels in the cities/towns they are visiting  for the remainder of the season.
    Someone else may have the full facts/details.
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
    Not quite sure how it works but I understood special dispensation has been granted for football teams to use certain approved hotels in the cities/towns they are visiting  for the remainder of the season.
    Someone else may have the full facts/details.
    We stayed in a hotel in Hull, so one of the hotels in Bexleyheath/Dartford will presumably be open for away sides. I assume there must be a regular hotel for when teams play Millwall as well.
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
    Not quite sure how it works but I understood special dispensation has been granted for football teams to use certain approved hotels in the cities/towns they are visiting  for the remainder of the season.
    Someone else may have the full facts/details.
    We stayed in a hotel in Hull, so one of the hotels in Bexleyheath/Dartford will presumably be open for away sides. I assume there must be a regular hotel for when teams play Millwall as well.
    You didn't travel up there to sit outside the stadium did you?...........Oh you mean the the team, management support staff. I'll get my coat 😏.
  • Have to be aware of the slant of the sunshine...If any.
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  • seth plum said:
    Have to be aware of the slant of the sunshine...If any.

    I would expect it to be directly overhead at that time!


  • Can now watch the game & then turn my attention to Jeff Stelling & the boys. Result. 

    Only problem is that I now need to do the shopping earlier than normal. Dont generally get back in until gone 1pm what with the Covid queuing.
  • Can now watch the game & then turn my attention to Jeff Stelling & the boys. Result. 

    Only problem is that I now need to do the shopping earlier than normal. Dont generally get back in until gone 1pm what with the Covid queuing.
    Click and collect is your friend.
  • LenGlover said:
    shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
    Not quite sure how it works but I understood special dispensation has been granted for football teams to use certain approved hotels in the cities/towns they are visiting  for the remainder of the season.
    Someone else may have the full facts/details.
    We stayed in a hotel in Hull, so one of the hotels in Bexleyheath/Dartford will presumably be open for away sides. I assume there must be a regular hotel for when teams play Millwall as well.
    Welcome to the Forum Sue....
    "I was disgusted with the post match Buffet, and told the Hull staff that Coronavirus was no excuse for the meagre spread on offer. Chris can't be expected to drive me home on an empty stomach."
    Too much information Sue, less about your sex life please!


  • Suits me here 9 hours ahead. 
  • It's quite short notice but I wish they had told Wigan with about six hours to kick off.
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    You'd assume they'd be staying overnight anyway. I wonder which hotel they'll use, have any of the regular away team hotels reopened yet?
    Not quite sure how it works but I understood special dispensation has been granted for football teams to use certain approved hotels in the cities/towns they are visiting  for the remainder of the season.
    Someone else may have the full facts/details.
    We stayed in a hotel in Hull, so one of the hotels in Bexleyheath/Dartford will presumably be open for away sides. I assume there must be a regular hotel for when teams play Millwall as well.
    A year or two ago when Blackburn were at Millwall I happened to see the team coach pulling out of the Hilton at Rotherhithe.
  • Not a big deal of course but do prefer the 3pm kick off. Bit of lunch few beers, excitement building for the game. 12.30 just feels a bit crammed. 

  • If they're staying in hotels then I can't see any travel issue at play here.

    If they're worried about the heat, why don't they just kick off at 10 or 10.30 like most Sunday League teams.? 

    Don't they consider that Golfie has shopping to do?

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  • If they're staying in hotels then I can't see any travel issue at play here.

    If they're worried about the heat, why don't they just kick off at 10 or 10.30 like most Sunday League teams.? 

    Don't they consider that Golfie has shopping to do?

    I blame Asda, fancy only opening on a Saturday ….
  • Talal said:
    Not a big deal of course but do prefer the 3pm kick off. Bit of lunch few beers, excitement building for the game. 12.30 just feels a bit crammed. 
    Yes, seems wrong to be eating lunch when watching football!
  • Great news for the antipodeans ... 930 pm kick off is perfect 
  • I doubt there is too much advantage, but an early kick off for a home game is surely more likely to be better for us than harmful.
  • I doubt there is too much advantage, but an early kick off for a home game is surely more likely to be better for us than harmful.
    Not necessarily considering Bowyer's comments about the Cardiff home game.
  • Good for Asia and Australia, terrible for west coast USA/Canada
  • shine166 said:
    Surely the Wigan KO moving forward helps us slightly ?
    2nd to last game of season. Might give any relegation rivals clearer idea of what result they need if they play later.

  • If they're staying in hotels then I can't see any travel issue at play here.

    If they're worried about the heat, why don't they just kick off at 10 or 10.30 like most Sunday League teams.? 

    Don't they consider that Golfie has shopping to do?

    I blame Asda, fancy only opening on a Saturday ….
    Some of us work mon - fri  old bean. 

  • If they're staying in hotels then I can't see any travel issue at play here.

    If they're worried about the heat, why don't they just kick off at 10 or 10.30 like most Sunday League teams.? 

    Don't they consider that Golfie has shopping to do?

    I blame Asda, fancy only opening on a Saturday ….
    Some of us work mon - fri  old bean. 
    I thought you were an IFA?
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