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Dude, can you speak English?????????????????????Coach wrote:Might be the odd hawker outside Ashburton, prices set to the prettiest pennies. Eve of Brexit, the creme de la cutthroats likely to be out in good figure. A well greased palm could organise the slipping of a ticket or two from the hands of a kodaking Billy. Cheaper option, though comes with the risk of a steward eviction and Metropolitan interrogation. If the latter’s preferred, go to the Tollington for 1100 and ask for Cobbler.
kalani JR wrote:Best way is to be a member, alternatively you could try Chelsea_spares and arsenal_tickets on twitter.
Getting to a Champions League/Category AA game will be hard mind you.
Undertaker wrote:Dude, can you speak English?????????????????????Coach wrote:Might be the odd hawker outside Ashburton, prices set to the prettiest pennies. Eve of Brexit, the creme de la cutthroats likely to be out in good figure. A well greased palm could organise the slipping of a ticket or two from the hands of a kodaking Billy. Cheaper option, though comes with the risk of a steward eviction and Metropolitan interrogation. If the latter’s preferred, go to the Tollington for 1100 and ask for Cobbler.
That's what Coach suggested and Barcelona has a bunch of different stuff going on.Undertaker wrote:kalani JR wrote:Best way is to be a member, alternatively you could try Chelsea_spares and arsenal_tickets on twitter.
Getting to a Champions League/Category AA game will be hard mind you.
Champions league tickets are usually not that difficult. I have watched Barcelona four times in the champions league with tickets bought on their website the day before the matches.
So, fans don't sell tickets at the stadium in London? Or there are no scalpers on land? I may just buy them on Stubhub then.
Can you please translate what Coach said in plain English??????kalani JR wrote:That's what Coach suggested and Barcelona has a bunch of different stuff going on.Undertaker wrote:kalani JR wrote:Best way is to be a member, alternatively you could try Chelsea_spares and arsenal_tickets on twitter.
Getting to a Champions League/Category AA game will be hard mind you.
Champions league tickets are usually not that difficult. I have watched Barcelona four times in the champions league with tickets bought on their website the day before the matches.
So, fans don't sell tickets at the stadium in London? Or there are no scalpers on land? I may just buy them on Stubhub then.
His speech is no way as hard as people like to pretend but ...Undertaker wrote:Can you please translate what Coach said in plain English??????kalani JR wrote:That's what Coach suggested and Barcelona has a bunch of different stuff going on.Undertaker wrote:kalani JR wrote:Best way is to be a member, alternatively you could try Chelsea_spares and arsenal_tickets on twitter.
Getting to a Champions League/Category AA game will be hard mind you.
Champions league tickets are usually not that difficult. I have watched Barcelona four times in the champions league with tickets bought on their website the day before the matches.
So, fans don't sell tickets at the stadium in London? Or there are no scalpers on land? I may just buy them on Stubhub then.
https://www.seatsnet.com/index.php?disp ... sh=1-14222Undertaker wrote:Me and a few American friends are in London Oct 30th. We are in town for Texans vs Jaguars at Wembley, we have tickets. .... We need tickets for Arsenal vs. Wolves and Chelsea vs. Ajax Amsterdam..... What is the best options to get tickets? don't say stubhub!
I mean mehn...Undertaker wrote:Dude, can you speak English?????????????????????Coach wrote:Might be the odd hawker outside Ashburton, prices set to the prettiest pennies. Eve of Brexit, the creme de la cutthroats likely to be out in good figure. A well greased palm could organise the slipping of a ticket or two from the hands of a kodaking Billy. Cheaper option, though comes with the risk of a steward eviction and Metropolitan interrogation. If the latter’s preferred, go to the Tollington for 1100 and ask for Cobbler.
I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Was he the guy l met at the bar across the street from the main entrance of Stamford Bridge working as the toilet attendant? Or he was the one I met for Hammerton Pub near Emirate Stadium?danfo driver wrote:I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Oh! By the way, it seems you ran into CIC at Peckham! He does odd jobs there and also resides in one of the council flats.
CIC works 3 jobs to make ends meet....he is probably the same person you saw on both occasions. you tip am?Undertaker wrote:Was he the guy l met at the bar across the street from the main entrance of Stamford Bridge working as the toilet attendant? Or he was the one I met for Hammerton Pub near Emirate Stadium?danfo driver wrote:I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Oh! By the way, it seems you ran into CIC at Peckham! He does odd jobs there and also resides in one of the council flats.
I gave him 5 pounds on both occasions.... we have to take care of our own!danfo driver wrote:CIC works 3 jobs to make ends meet....he is probably the same person you saw on both occasions. you tip am?Undertaker wrote:Was he the guy l met at the bar across the street from the main entrance of Stamford Bridge working as the toilet attendant? Or he was the one I met for Hammerton Pub near Emirate Stadium?danfo driver wrote:I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Oh! By the way, it seems you ran into CIC at Peckham! He does odd jobs there and also resides in one of the council flats.
Oga Danfo abeg release oga CIC habadanfo driver wrote:CIC works 3 jobs to make ends meet....he is probably the same person you saw on both occasions. you tip am?Undertaker wrote:Was he the guy l met at the bar across the street from the main entrance of Stamford Bridge working as the toilet attendant? Or he was the one I met for Hammerton Pub near Emirate Stadium?danfo driver wrote:I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Oh! By the way, it seems you ran into CIC at Peckham! He does odd jobs there and also resides in one of the council flats.
Nothing wrong with working in a Pub. Many students do jobs like that to make ends meet, black or white. However, you'll hardly see a person with legal status working the toilets. Illegal migrants of all races have limited opportunities due to their status so may go for jobs like that where checking papers is limited (or non-existent), but I still applaud them for getting up every day and putting in a good days work. If it wasn't for them we wouldn't have clean public amenities.Undertaker wrote:Was he the guy l met at the bar across the street from the main entrance of Stamford Bridge working as the toilet attendant? Or he was the one I met for Hammerton Pub near Emirate Stadium?danfo driver wrote:I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Oh! By the way, it seems you ran into CIC at Peckham! He does odd jobs there and also resides in one of the council flats.
who cleans the toilet in your own house?Orion wrote:Nothing wrong with working in a Pub. Many students do jobs like that to make ends meet, black or white. However, you'll hardly see a person with legal status working the toilets. Illegal migrants of all races have limited opportunities due to their status so may go for jobs like that where checking papers is limited (or non-existent), but I still applaud them for getting up every day and putting in a good days work. If it wasn't for them we wouldn't have clean public amenities.Undertaker wrote:Was he the guy l met at the bar across the street from the main entrance of Stamford Bridge working as the toilet attendant? Or he was the one I met for Hammerton Pub near Emirate Stadium?danfo driver wrote:I enjoyed your post until the last line. There is nothing shameful about anyone doing an honest legal job. You should reconsider your line of thinking on that one. disappointing.Undertaker wrote:OK, London sweet ooo.... Saw Arsenal vs Wolves 1-1 at Emirates, we were able to score four tickets in Block 19, row 4 for 100 quid each. Wembley was packed for Texans vs. Jaguars, we had a blast at box park after the game too. What a game at Stamford Bridge yesterday? Ajax was robbed! They were destroying Chelsea until the ref decided to 4uck things up. Btw, Stamford Bridge is a dump! Chelsea fans were louder than Arsenal fans. Btw, Nigerians in the UK? I just shake my head. Do our people do all the odd jobs for that country? It is a shame.
Oh! By the way, it seems you ran into CIC at Peckham! He does odd jobs there and also resides in one of the council flats.