Match Day Thread Middlesbrough v Hull City

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Best of luck to Andy Dawson today.It's a tough ask going up there and they'll be eager to erase their defeat at the hands of Blackburn.

Not overly confident we can match them football wise but I'm hopeful that Andy will have instilled a bit of grit and determination into them...

Come on City,1200 have made the effort to follow,reward them. UTT!!
 
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SydneyTiger14 said:
Can't you just drink after? Why the desperate need to be pissed before watching the match?
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Pre match drinks for many are part and parcel of an away day, often the best part. The pay per view tv companies, and the two faced whingers that fund them, are taking this away. It's pointless explaining it to those that will never get it, so that is all. :emoticon-0138-think


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TwoWrights said:
Pre match drinks for many are part and parcel of an away day, often the best part. The pay per view tv companies, and the two faced whingers that fund them, are taking this away. It's pointless explaining it to those that will never get it, so that is all. :emoticon-0138-think


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
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You're right, I'll never understand why downing pints before football is such a crucial ingredient that one would rather not bother going at all because they can't do it. I love a drink while watching football, both during and after the game, but if it starts too early in the day to catch up with mates beforehand, we'll grab a drink after. A 12.30 kick off is perfect for a drink afterwards while catching scores in other games and you're home at the same time you would be for a 3pm kick off.

People who think traditions/routines are immovable and inflexible are the ones who 'don't get it'.
 
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