Plans for Sunday’s Final 🏴
I have been a bag of nerves for all the games so far but Sunday feels different as we are the underdogs and I just plan to enjoy the game with family at home.
I was born the year England last won something so it’s been too long, come on boys bring it home 🏴
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A quivering mess for 90mins, whilst sitting at home on my own, I know the missus wont have any interest, and my six year old son will be in bed.2
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You were born in 2022?Curbsgoldenera said:So what plans does everyone have for the final on Sunday, anyone unfortunate enough to be working.
I have been a bag of nerves for all the games so far but Sunday feels different as we are the underdogs and I just plan to enjoy the game with family at home.
I was born the year England last won something so it’s been too long, come on boys bring it home 🏴24 -
Supposed to be going to a 90s festival, but really CBA now, and the Mrs isn't too enthusiastic so might just bin that off. Will probably watch at home with the kids. Id rather go out to see it, but will never be forgiven by them0
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Up to 15,000 fans will now be invited to the O2 on Sunday evening to enjoy pre-match entertainment and what City Hall hopes will be “the biggest celebration of the Three Lions this side of Berlin”.
Tickets will be allocated via a ballot on City Hall’s website, opening at 10am on Thursday and closing on Friday at 9am. Successful entrants will be notified via email by midday on Friday to secure up to four tickets.
The ballot will be at london.gov.uk/eurosfinal.
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So are tickets themselves going to be free?clive said:Up to 15,000 fans will now be invited to the O2 on Sunday evening to enjoy pre-match entertainment and what City Hall hopes will be “the biggest celebration of the Three Lions this side of Berlin”.
Tickets will be allocated via a ballot on City Hall’s website, opening at 10am on Thursday and closing on Friday at 9am. Successful entrants will be notified via email by midday on Friday to secure up to four tickets.
The ballot will be at london.gov.uk/eurosfinal.
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London mayor Sadiq Khan is hosting a free screening of the Euro 2024 final between England and Spain at the O2 on Sunday – with tickets being made available at 10am on Thursday morning.ForeverAddickted said:
So are tickets themselves going to be free?clive said:Up to 15,000 fans will now be invited to the O2 on Sunday evening to enjoy pre-match entertainment and what City Hall hopes will be “the biggest celebration of the Three Lions this side of Berlin”.
Tickets will be allocated via a ballot on City Hall’s website, opening at 10am on Thursday and closing on Friday at 9am. Successful entrants will be notified via email by midday on Friday to secure up to four tickets.
The ballot will be at london.gov.uk/eurosfinal.
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The biggest question is.
What time will the pubs be closing if the game goes to penalties?0 -
Will be watching it at home with my two kids if they can stay awake.
Not one for watching England games in pubs anymore.8 -
Gonna watch it on the big screen at the Valley!1
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Bring your own drink?clive said:
London mayor Sadiq Khan is hosting a free screening of the Euro 2024 final between England and Spain at the O2 on Sunday – with tickets being made available at 10am on Thursday morning.ForeverAddickted said:
So are tickets themselves going to be free?clive said:Up to 15,000 fans will now be invited to the O2 on Sunday evening to enjoy pre-match entertainment and what City Hall hopes will be “the biggest celebration of the Three Lions this side of Berlin”.
Tickets will be allocated via a ballot on City Hall’s website, opening at 10am on Thursday and closing on Friday at 9am. Successful entrants will be notified via email by midday on Friday to secure up to four tickets.
The ballot will be at london.gov.uk/eurosfinal.
No way I'd pay £15 a pint on that day. I'll need a mortgage to repay it if we win!!1 -
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Game should still be done before 11pm? - Might be a little tight, but worst case scenario I'd still expect it to be done and dusted around 10:45pm.clb74 said:The biggest question is.
What time will the pubs be closing if the game goes to penalties?
Seems that pubs were allowed to stay open until 1am last night as well.
So guess it'll be a repeat of that.0 -
Been up in Scotland for the duration of the knock outs (soaking up the locals groans) but staying at a mates in Liverpool over the weekend. Unsure if he's having people round to watch it indoors or we'll go out.
Will hopefully make up (result dependent) for the last euros where I watched the final indoors ill and on my own in Ramsgate.0 -
At home.
We have a German family arriving for their two week holiday.
I just hope it doesn’t end the same as last time.
I couldn’t watch the pens, so I went and put the animals away.
I knew we’d lost because even though I live in the country, the cheers were ringing out.
Please please let me be the ONLY one cheering my lungs out on Sunday night 🙏🏻1 -
You'll probably be better off in Scotland.Mr. Happy said:Been up in Scotland for the duration of the knock outs (soaking up the locals groans) but staying at a mates in Liverpool over the weekend. Unsure if he's having people round to watch it indoors or we'll go out.
Will hopefully make up (result dependent) for the last euros where I watched the final indoors ill and on my own in Ramsgate.
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I'll be watching from my bed at home. I might treat myself to a bottle of beer. I'm still fighting my illness so haven't been drinking very much and normally asleep by 8 pm. However this could be very special, I do not intend to miss it!41
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I'm very lucky to be watching it in the Olympic Stadium with my two boys.Flying out on Friday
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I was nearly 6 when Euro 96 was happening. I was allowed to stay up and watch us go out on penalties. I cried, it was terrible, and it's my first football memory. Let him stay up, it's character building/scarringForeverAddickted said:A quivering mess for 90mins, whilst sitting at home on my own, I know the missus wont have any interest, and my six year old son will be in bed.
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will be at home, have the family round (daughter no. 3's b'day)
will let the kids stay up and decide on school Monday morning, they can go in late (or not at all)4 -
Yeah Euro 96 was one of my earliest memories of Football, certainly the first International Tournament that I watched, even then I was 13.Garrymanilow said:
I was nearly 6 when Euro 96 was happening. I was allowed to stay up and watch us go out on penalties. I cried, it was terrible, and it's my first football memory. Let him stay up, it's character building/scarringForeverAddickted said:A quivering mess for 90mins, whilst sitting at home on my own, I know the missus wont have any interest, and my six year old son will be in bed.
Might let him stay up, so then I dont have to worry about waking him when we score and win - Equally he's got no interest in Football yet either.0 -
Anyone wanna go to final by private jet ? Looking for someone to go with, preferably someone with a private jet and a spare ticket37
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I will be in my newly repainted room (red and blue with a hint of yellow) with a crate of Sol and some lovely tapas with some lovely flamenco guitar in the background.Only kidding. C’mon Engerland!!2
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I'll be in Recife watching Nautico v Figueirense. That game starts at 19.00, convenient timing as the England game starts at 16.003
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Was at The Steelyard for last night's game and will be back there on Sunday. Post match celebrations round Borough Market last night, but I presume it will be Trafalgar Square on Sunday eve!0
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With a little bit of luck, you'll make it through the night...McBobbin said:Supposed to be going to a 90s festival, but really CBA now, and the Mrs isn't too enthusiastic so might just bin that off. Will probably watch at home with the kids. Id rather go out to see it, but will never be forgiven by them5 -
And if anyone wants to swap a Sunday Lords ticket ,hit me up!MrOneLung said:Anyone wanna go to final by private jet ?
Looking for someone to go with, preferably someone with a private jet and a spare ticket
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Well as a neutral, I’ll probably just have some paella and a few san Miguels Before watching the game in my lucky traje corto
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Have always gone to pub, social club, screening for World Cup / euros eng games. This one watched everyone on my own with my England shirt on and a beer with the dogs as wife has no interest. Now can’t change that ritual. Got 1-2 friends coming over, gonna just try and enjoy it though no that won’t be possible!0
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I probably won’t watch it. Rather have the Antiques Roadshow on … 🤥3
