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Billy Bibbit
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This fixture will not be a bubble trip for both games (some of the details about it are from our website)

However, on each occasion the away supporters will need to collect tickets en route from a rendezvous point, something City fans will be accustomed to having done so last season..

PROCEDURE

This is an all-ticket match but not a bubble fixture. As ticket information has arrived late, tickets will go straight to general sale. Tickets for the above fixture are available in the form of a voucher to be exchanged at Cardiff West Services (M4, junction 33) between 1pm and 2pm on the day of the game. Fans can travel independently if desired. Turnstiles will open from 1:15pm on the day.

For the above reason, the club strongly advises supporters to use the official coaches.
 
aberdude said:
bubbles are a waste of time and money....shouldnt these fking copper scum pigs be on the fking beat not in a fking service`s dishing out tickets.

anyway fk off millens u ****
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<laugh> You're the **** <ok>

Maybe their will be a lot more of us going to this game seeing as it isn't a bubble
 
all depends how our first game goes (say a win) i think we will bring a fair few, if we lose then the millen out gang will be slating him off and we will take about 200, our fans are to fickled
 
I would definitely have gone to this if there were no restrictions, I would have been over there early and made a right day of it, enjoying all the wonderful slums Cardiff has to offer... or maybe do a bit of shopping?. I won't be going to this - part protest, part stubbornness.
 
For the first time for a long time I'm tempted about this one, so I might end up going over the bridge to where the hills have eyes.
 
well out of the two cardiff and bristol (this being city centres) i would have to say bristol is alot better ALOT better
 
Shinycitylad7 said:
well out of the two cardiff and bristol (this being city centres) i would have to say bristol is alot better ALOT better
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I agree, you would have to say that, of course the facts are different, 6th spot best destination is Cardiff according to a well known source<ok>
Now where did Brizzle come?
 
Southmaed, horfield, lockleaze, manor farm,

Do i need to go on cjs - Not that you have been to Ashton for a while what with us not being in the same league for many a year but you will find bedminster is very cosmopolitan now my friend, it will be a long while until you can sample the delights of ashton park on a dark winters night.

Oh the thought of it :)
 
APL 2011 said:
Southmaed, horfield, lockleaze, manor farm,

Do i need to go on cjs - Not that you have been to Ashton for a while what with us not being in the same league for many a year but you will find bedminster is very cosmopolitan now my friend, it will be a long while until you can sample the delights of ashton park on a dark winters night.

Oh the thought of it :)
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never heard of southmaed! oh you mean southmead. sorry, i forget the south bristol education is not up to the north bristol standards!
you can throw southmead, horfield and lockleaze as us but i will easily throw back knowle, withywood, hartcliffe, inns court, st annes, bedminster and so on. what a right dump those areas are. also i regularly visit ashton. i take my dogs to a nice green in ashton vale. man they dont half like to **** there <ok>
 
'you can throw southmead, horfield and lockleaze as us but i will easily throw back knowle"

My god, if that is superior education we are all in trouble.
 
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