wembley........at last
- kilonewton
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Just got back, youtube links up when I get around to it (in the next 24-48 hours).
Got a ticket for 10 quid, up on the top tier, 4 rows from the front. 27754, including yours truly, saw Truro City win 3-1 over AFC Totton. The atmosphere was great, even if it was less than a third full.
It is an impressive stadium, the people all round me were blown away. For me, having been to some pretty decent stadia over the last 18 months, I can't say its definitely the best I've been to, but it is quality. The food prices are horrendous though. 8 quid for a few strips of chicken and chips. Do your own conversion to dollars, I'm to scared to work it out.
From the outside, on the walk towards it, it is possibly the most impressive. The only one comparable that I've been to is the Allianz Arena, the long walk up the hill, with it all visible and getting larger in your field of vision. Wembley just dominates the skyline for miles around, and the walk up Empire Way, the way the buildings on either side focus your attention straight ahead, and up to the Arch, is a bit special. Actually, going that way added about 20 minutes onto my journey to the ground, but I felt that if I'm going to go to Wembley for the first time, I should do it properly, and not approach from the side.
Got a ticket for 10 quid, up on the top tier, 4 rows from the front. 27754, including yours truly, saw Truro City win 3-1 over AFC Totton. The atmosphere was great, even if it was less than a third full.
It is an impressive stadium, the people all round me were blown away. For me, having been to some pretty decent stadia over the last 18 months, I can't say its definitely the best I've been to, but it is quality. The food prices are horrendous though. 8 quid for a few strips of chicken and chips. Do your own conversion to dollars, I'm to scared to work it out.
From the outside, on the walk towards it, it is possibly the most impressive. The only one comparable that I've been to is the Allianz Arena, the long walk up the hill, with it all visible and getting larger in your field of vision. Wembley just dominates the skyline for miles around, and the walk up Empire Way, the way the buildings on either side focus your attention straight ahead, and up to the Arch, is a bit special. Actually, going that way added about 20 minutes onto my journey to the ground, but I felt that if I'm going to go to Wembley for the first time, I should do it properly, and not approach from the side.
- britishspud
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- IanRitchie
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- IanRitchie
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Thats what i was thinking ofhot_dogma wrote:Imagine how much it would be in $NZD.IanRitchie wrote:Oh my godkilonewton wrote: 8 quid for a few strips of chicken and chips. Do your own conversion to dollars, I'm to scared to work it out.
Could buy my own farm and grow the potatoes and chickens for less
- britishspud
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Food prices were as follows:
Mars Bar 90p - $2.20
bag of crisps £1.50 - $ 3.60
drink (Coffee or Tea) £2 - $4.75
pint of ale £3.50 - $8.30
Pukka pies £4.50 - $ 10.70
hot dog £5 - $ 11.90
cheeseburger £6 - $ 14.25
fish and chips £7 - $16.60
you've gotta laugh have'nt you
can anyone compare that price list to telstra or suncorp??
Mars Bar 90p - $2.20
bag of crisps £1.50 - $ 3.60
drink (Coffee or Tea) £2 - $4.75
pint of ale £3.50 - $8.30
Pukka pies £4.50 - $ 10.70
hot dog £5 - $ 11.90
cheeseburger £6 - $ 14.25
fish and chips £7 - $16.60
you've gotta laugh have'nt you
can anyone compare that price list to telstra or suncorp??
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- britishspud
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- Tancred
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Just back from 2 weeks in Germany. Might post some pics later. Made it to a Fortuna Düsseldorf in the rather stunning LTU arena - 52k stadium built for the World Cup but not used.
Food prices?
500ml of excellent beer - €2 (and a 1€ cup deposit)
Schnitzel in a roll - €2
Chips - €2
sausage in a roll €2
Food prices?
500ml of excellent beer - €2 (and a 1€ cup deposit)
Schnitzel in a roll - €2
Chips - €2
sausage in a roll €2
- kilonewton
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Here's a few snippets of my day.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roD7_vK1Vkk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roD7_vK1Vkk
- dibo
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you'd be looking at about (guesswork, but fair guesses):britishspud wrote:Food prices were as follows:
Mars Bar 90p - $2.20
bag of crisps £1.50 - $ 3.60
drink (Coffee or Tea) £2 - $4.75
pint of ale £3.50 - $8.30
Pukka pies £4.50 - $ 10.70
hot dog £5 - $ 11.90
cheeseburger £6 - $ 14.25
fish and chips £7 - $16.60
you've gotta laugh have'nt you
can anyone compare that price list to telstra or suncorp??
Mars Bar £0.76 $2.00
bag of crisps £0.95 $2.50
drink (Coffee or Tea) £1.33 $3.50
beer (schooner) £1.98 $5.20 (pint equivalent price [570ml vs 425]) £2.66 $7.00
pies £1.71 $4.50
hot dog £2.09 $5.50
cheeseburger £2.66 $7.00
fish and chips £3.80 $10.00
- Egan
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There about the same prices you would pay at Subiaco Oval.Mars Bar £0.76 $2.00
bag of crisps £0.95 $2.50
drink (Coffee or Tea) £1.33 $3.50
beer (schooner) £1.98 $5.20 (pint equivalent price [570ml vs 425]) £2.66 $7.00
pies £1.71 $4.50
hot dog £2.09 $5.50
cheeseburger £2.66 $7.00
fish and chips £3.80 $10.00