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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by GlassHalfHull, Apr 9, 2014.

  1. GlassHalfHull

    GlassHalfHull Well-Known Member

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    No flasks allowed at Wembley stadium. They must have had trouble with flaskers before, as they're in the list of outlawed items along with flares, umbrellas, bottles and cans. Pass this message onto your aged relatives.
     
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  2. Amin Yapusi

    Amin Yapusi Well-Known Member

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    Best news I've heard all week.
     
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  3. Carmine Galante.

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    I hope they sell Bovril at a reasonable price then.

    Whatever happened to the human rights act, especially article 3?



    This a f**king liberty and no mistake.
     
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  4. Benjo

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    My penis has a small mushroom growing on the tip.
     
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  5. khakitiger

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    No flasks, how cruel the world is. Still, if what I hear is correct then this will be more than made up for by the issue of blankets to the patrons of West Stand Upper due in October 2014. A firm in the West Riding is manufacturing black and amber blankets for those sitting in the central areas of WSU; these will be an individual issue so arranged that when the blankets are unfolded they spell Hull Tigers.
     
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  6. petersaxton

    petersaxton Well-Known Member

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    I took my wife, who's Polish, to see England v Poland at Wembley a long time ago. At the turnstile she was asked if she had any bottles or cans. She opened her bag to proudly show her sandwiches and drinks cans. The security guard pulled a face and waved her through!
     
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  7. AKCJ

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    Of course they're not allowed.

    How else do you think they're going to charge your 40 quid for a coffee?
     
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  8. Mr G. Raff

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    Oh no I will just have to wear drainpipes then!!
     
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  9. Barmbys_Tan

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    Word on the street is thousands of West Standers are looking for a refund now
     
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  10. Quill

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    Cracking news that.

    Just need to ban blankets too now.
     
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  11. WhittlingStick

    WhittlingStick Well-Known Member

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    haha on a Wembley school trip to watch England , one of the lads with us showed us his bag and in it was flick knives and a throwing stars - it was back when it was a fad to carry them and you could buy that from the huge martial arts shop on Prospect St ? - he forgot he had them in his sports bag he used for the trip - cabbage !
     
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  12. originalminority

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    Please leave the jester hats, face paint and onesies to the whoppers from Sheffield.

    Don't embarrass our club.
     
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  13. HHH

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    Don't see those beer dispensing back packs on the banned list. Might walk in wearing one of those. See what they have to say about that.
     
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  14. PattyNchips2

    PattyNchips2 Well-Known Member

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    what about a hip flask?
    I like a bit of rum.
     
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  15. adamisme

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    Does anyone know if I can bring a rucksack into the stadium, I am staying in London for the weekend and going back after the game, so will have my stuff with me
     
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  16. Stuart Blampey

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    You should be OK as long as you don't have a glass eye, beard and hook for a hand.
     
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  17. BrAdY

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    sell a pint for £3, you'd make a fortune
     
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  18. adamisme

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    oh I can't do it then LOL
     
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  19. RicardoHCAFC

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    So long as it's a normal sized one (a school bag sized rather than a hiker's sized one) you should be fine, I took one in for the Playoff Final.
     
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