Who's going Wolverhampton? — Forum Archive

5 Aug 2006, 06:32

Just curious!

5 Aug 2006, 06:44

:nod:

They say it's a great venue there, can't wait!

5 Aug 2006, 06:50

It is a superb venue, great atmosphere

5 Aug 2006, 06:55

Not that far from the station,and there's some good bars around the Academy!

5 Aug 2006, 07:06

YES with DIGGY :hat:

5 Aug 2006, 08:29

:nod:

5 Aug 2006, 09:18

:viking:

5 Aug 2006, 09:18

:nod:

5 Aug 2006, 09:37

:nod: :crazy:

5 Aug 2006, 10:42

:love2: :nod:

5 Aug 2006, 13:17

:beer:

5 Aug 2006, 16:48

I'm in...if somebody will give me a lift from London town...

or maybe I'll just take a train up...

oh...I'll just hitchhike up...

5 Aug 2006, 16:48

oops...damn double post...

6 Aug 2006, 02:29

I'll be there - can confirm a top venue. :nod:

6 Aug 2006, 03:22

Yar, I'll be there.

6 Aug 2006, 13:39

iam ganning - dont know how im getting there or where to stay tho

6 Aug 2006, 19:30

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: I'm in...if somebody will give me a lift from London town...

or maybe I'll just take a train up...

oh...I'll just hitchhike up...

Should be quite a tribe heading up via train on the Sunday. Dunno if I'll be going that way, depends on Missy's taxi ;)

7 Aug 2006, 02:18

Will be there, natch, and would just like to take this opportunity to express my utter loathing for anyone connected to Wolverhapmton Wanderers FC. Bunch of cunts.

7 Aug 2006, 02:33

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Will be there, natch, and would just like to take this opportunity to express my utter loathing for anyone connected to Southend. Bunch of cunts.

:nod: :lol:

7 Aug 2006, 02:45

Whoever's travelling with Jeff The Chef.....can they

a) keep him away from extra strong lager

or

b) look after his passport and backpack for him.

Thanks :shades:

7 Aug 2006, 02:55

El Jarvo wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Will be there, natch, and would just like to take this opportunity to express my utter loathing for anyone connected to Southend. Bunch of cunts.

Ah, you misunderstand the situation Al. EVERYTHING that goes wrong at Stoke this season is entirely the fault of TonyFuckingPulis and his 'aaard work ethos. Southend merely took advantage of our general mediocrity.

They're still southern wankers, mind.

:nod:

7 Aug 2006, 08:22

Doctor? wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: I'm in...if somebody will give me a lift from London town...

or maybe I'll just take a train up...

oh...I'll just hitchhike up...

Should be quite a tribe heading up via train on the Sunday. Dunno if I'll be going that way, depends on Missy's taxi ;)

Sorry cock, there's no way in the memory of man i'll be fit to drive that weekend! I'll be buying a rail card for that weekend

7 Aug 2006, 09:20

So just how long is the train journey?

And what hotels are you kids looking at in Wolverhampton?

7 Aug 2006, 14:35

Andrew Sayer wrote: iam ganning - dont know how im getting there or where to stay tho

I will be there to buy mr sayer a pint (thanks for the electronic dvd - just got back from holiday to find it on the doormat!!)

Also if anyone from Reading/Basingstoke/Newbury area needs a lift i could oblige.

9 Aug 2006, 05:55

I am going and i cant wait its a great venue saw The Wannadies there a few years ago

9 Aug 2006, 13:34

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: So just how long is the train journey?

And what hotels are you kids looking at in Wolverhampton?

Train journey from London Euston to Wolverhampton is anything between 2 hours (on a weekday) to 2 3/4 hours on a Sunday...

Hotels: I'm going to get my company to book me into one for Wolverhampton - probably a lot nearer the time... :smoking:

10 Aug 2006, 02:23

I've booked into the Britannia for Wolves, got it for £52.50.

11 Aug 2006, 03:09

i'm in - driving from manc so no beers...

11 Aug 2006, 05:56

i'm there - & a mate is driving in his white van. marvellous.

11 Aug 2006, 10:02

Can't rememeber what's so good out about the main hall at the Civic.Been to a couple of gigs there but i thought the connected Wulfrun hall and the labyrinth of corridoors with many bars leading to it was better.

13 Aug 2006, 01:37

oldmonkey wrote: I've booked into the Britannia for Wolves, got it for £52.50.

think that's where I've booked as well..

14 Aug 2006, 05:56

Johnny wrote: Can't rememeber what's so good out about the main hall at the Civic.Been to a couple of gigs there but i thought the connected Wulfrun hall and the labyrinth of corridoors with many bars leading to it was better.

seeing the potential for a spinal tap moment here....

14 Aug 2006, 11:02

Off hand, anyone know if this is sold out already? (dont want to trawl through ticketmaster for 40 minutes to find that there's no standing left)

14 Aug 2006, 11:09

hibster wrote:

Johnny wrote: Can't rememeber what's so good out about the main hall at the Civic.Been to a couple of gigs there but i thought the connected Wulfrun hall and the labyrinth of corridoors with many bars leading to it was better.

seeing the potential for a spinal tap moment here....

ah well, i guess i could nip along the corridoor and catch a bit of Hawkwind when NO play Working Overtime :idea:

15 Aug 2006, 04:12

No :cry:

19 Aug 2006, 14:00

Count on one lost canadian to be there.

Are tickets on sale yet for this? Seems they are unavailable online.

Only concern is that I get back the next day, so I'll have to leave early in the morning.

I guess I'll take the train as well, so do we absolutely need to book that in advance? :confused2:

19 Aug 2006, 14:17

You can turn up and buy a ticket on the day of travel, but it will cost you a lot more than booking in advance.

Make sure you tll them exactly what time you're travelling and check that your ticket is valid if you decide to travel at a different time.

:uhoh:

The rail ticket pricing system in the UK is the most complicated thing in the Universe - good luck!