Brentford. Away. Saturday.

[TonyDomingos]

Ok cats, prepare to be herded.

I'm thinking the New Inn for a TW meet up, but best to check this thread nearer the time for confirmation. Inside or outside: who's to say?

[Dave Sutton's barnet]

Ok cats, prepare to be herded.

I'm thinking the New Inn for a TW meet up, but best to check this thread nearer the time for confirmation. Inside or outside: who's to say?

You are.

[Enoch]

Point and I shall follow.

[Il Pirate]

Do they still do the nylons ?

[Bruce Rioja]

Do they still do the nylons ?

Now there's only to determine the age of contributors.

[Il Pirate]

Do they still do the nylons ?

Now there's only to determine the age of contributors.

[Dave Sutton's barnet]

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Tickets for Bolton’s game away at Brentford this weekend will not be available directly from Griffin Park on the day.

Instead, supporters will only be able to purchase tickets either over the phone on 0844 871 2932 or in person at Macron Stadium until 2pm on Friday 17 April.

With over 1,000 tickets collectively sold for the clash as of Thursday afternoon, fans wishing to purchased seated tickets are advised to act quickly.

Terraced tickets however do remain for the game, with prices as follows:

(Terrace/Seated)

Adults - £25/£26
Over 60s - £19/£20
Students - £17/£18 (ID will be required)
Under-18s - £7

Online sales are no longer being accepted for the game, while tickets bought over the phone will need to be collected from Bolton Central.

Official travel is also available for this game, costing £27 per person and departing Macron Stadium at 8.30am.

[Bijou Bob]

Having done the first away match of the season, I quite fancied doing the last (Reachable) game, but my cannot be ar5edness has reached such a level, that I really can't be, well, ar5ed.

[thebish]

Having done the first away match of the season, I quite fancied doing the last (Reachable) game, but my cannot be ar5edness has reached such a level, that I really can't be, well, ar5ed.

ten reasons why I can't be arsed...

1.

[Jugs]

Tickets are now available on the day for anyone interested.

[boltonboris]

£54 for a ticket and a seat on the oldies bus in the second tier of English football. Without so much as a crumb eaten, or a drop of ale sniffed

Working mans game my arse

[Dr Hotdog]

I've had a couple of jars tonight, but I don't think that's to blame for only recognising Mark Davies, Eidur and that Moxey clown in this video...

[Always hopeful]

I recognised Winter Hill.

[Enoch]

See what you see.

Beer never makes it look worse than it is though.

I think.

[Bijou Bob]

Having done the first away match of the season, I quite fancied doing the last (Reachable) game, but my cannot be ar5edness has reached such a level, that I really can't be, well, ar5ed.

ten reasons why I can't be arsed...

1.

I'm disappointed that you're not doing another epic 2 wheeled trip in the rain. Fair weather bikers some people.......

[thebish]

Having done the first away match of the season, I quite fancied doing the last (Reachable) game, but my cannot be ar5edness has reached such a level, that I really can't be, well, ar5ed.

ten reasons why I can't be arsed...

1.

I'm disappointed that you're not doing another epic 2 wheeled trip in the rain. Fair weather bikers some people.......

well - that WAS the plan until eldest son decided to move out up to Oswestry for a month or so - and needs a lift with all his tech-stuff in ye olde dad's car...

[bobo the clown]

Oswestry indeed. Far worse places ... & it's where Martin Bryce moved to with his very pleasant wife played by Penelope Wilton in 'Ever Decreasing Circles'.

There is (or, probably, was) a pub for every week of the year apparently. 52 in what is a town smaller than Horwich.

It's about 15 miles from bobo's big top.

[thebish]

Oswestry indeed. Far worse places ... & it's where Martin Bryce moved to with his very pleasant wife played by Penelope Wilton in 'Ever Decreasing Circles'.

There is (or, probably, was) a pub for every week of the year apparently. 52 in what is a town smaller than Horwich.

It's about 15 miles from bobo's big top.

i might pop round for a cup of bobo's best coffee on the way back then!

[bobo the clown]

Oswestry indeed. Far worse places ... & it's where Martin Bryce moved to with his very pleasant wife played by Penelope Wilton in 'Ever Decreasing Circles'.

There is (or, probably, was) a pub for every week of the year apparently. 52 in what is a town smaller than Horwich.

It's about 15 miles from bobo's big top.

i might pop round for a cup of bobo's best coffee on the way back then!

You'd be very welcome

[Bruce Rioja]

Looks like a 'lunch at The Foxes' opportunity to me.