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tim-cahill-legend
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hereford will be loving this, from reserves they have never heard of to half a team of first teamers
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
if i planned my summer visit to my gf in brecon properly, i could have gone and watched this ffs
Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian
The Unobstructed View
I played on the pitch at half time in the Boys Brigade Band once at Edgar St. circa. ​1980. Is the Cattle auction Still across the road ?
tasslehoff
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bainesontoast
Player Valuation: £25m
Pre Season friendly on Saturday. Several first team members expected to travel according to local press.
Anyone travelling down to cider country?
Of course I'll be there
Never been to Hereford, sell it to me. I've got this weekend off from work too so this is doable.
bainesontoast
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Sounds nice. Do you know if Hereford are selling tickets on the day?
bainesontoast
Player Valuation: £25m
Great news. Need to see if anyone else is up for it now!
bainesontoast
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Thanks for relaying that info, Orchard. I appreciate it.
The plan right now is to go to the game and spend the night in Birmingham. Might ask around a few mates who live in Brum if they can put me up for the night.
The plan right now is to go to the game and spend the night in Birmingham. Might ask around a few mates who live in Brum if they can put me up for the night.
orchard
Player Valuation: £60m
nigelcoyb
Player Valuation: £25m
The saturday traffic from 10 am is sh1t leave the car if you can everything is walking distance including the train, bus station and pedestrianised town centre.
Hereford centre is within the confines of an old mostly demolished rampart wall, loads of shops, cafes, coffee bars and pubs with a public square with chairs and tables out for leering in the summer sun.
The main feature is the magnificent cathedral which holds one of the oldest "chained libraries" and the oldest known map of the world, the Mappa Mundi and is located on th river Wye - beautiful spot.
If it's sunny wear loose kex cos the women are gorgeous love scousers and are dirty mares the only thing to be aware of is don't say they sound welsh as Hereford is an ancient border town and they hate the welsh (although half of 'em are welsh!). Oh and be careful if they look married and on the pull - every chance they're squadies wives and the squadies in Hereford are the SAS.
Any lads stopping over won't be disappointed there's 2 or 3 decent clubs and umpteen boozers the place is heaving Friday and Saturday night as all the lads and the totty from the surrounding villages and hamlets pile in.
The Premier Inn is typical "Reps" hotel tagged onto a large olde worlde style Beefeater pub (actually called "the starting gate" cos its on the racecourse) it's decent all day grub and is easiest way in and out of Hereford from the North or the Midlands - 10 mins walk from the ground 15mins centre of town, £5 taxi.
Stopping in Brum is an excellent idea if you prefer because the train service is excellent, just over an hour.
I used to live there for 20 yrs still go back for business unfortunately I'll be away this weekend or I'd happily give any lads the tour.
Hereford centre is within the confines of an old mostly demolished rampart wall, loads of shops, cafes, coffee bars and pubs with a public square with chairs and tables out for leering in the summer sun.
The main feature is the magnificent cathedral which holds one of the oldest "chained libraries" and the oldest known map of the world, the Mappa Mundi and is located on th river Wye - beautiful spot.
If it's sunny wear loose kex cos the women are gorgeous love scousers and are dirty mares the only thing to be aware of is don't say they sound welsh as Hereford is an ancient border town and they hate the welsh (although half of 'em are welsh!). Oh and be careful if they look married and on the pull - every chance they're squadies wives and the squadies in Hereford are the SAS.
Any lads stopping over won't be disappointed there's 2 or 3 decent clubs and umpteen boozers the place is heaving Friday and Saturday night as all the lads and the totty from the surrounding villages and hamlets pile in.
The Premier Inn is typical "Reps" hotel tagged onto a large olde worlde style Beefeater pub (actually called "the starting gate" cos its on the racecourse) it's decent all day grub and is easiest way in and out of Hereford from the North or the Midlands - 10 mins walk from the ground 15mins centre of town, £5 taxi.
Stopping in Brum is an excellent idea if you prefer because the train service is excellent, just over an hour.
I used to live there for 20 yrs still go back for business unfortunately I'll be away this weekend or I'd happily give any lads the tour.
I'll be there.
COYB.
COYB.
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