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[Football] Wrap Up Warm on Saturday
- Thread starter Papa Lazarou
- Start date
- Jul 15, 2009
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You made the right decision instead of making yourself potentially more ill.
I went out once this morning to put my football bets on but wish I hadn't bothered after the result. The heating's on and I'm enjoying the snooker with a masterclass from John Higgins at the moment.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Can I come on a dog walk with you next time we have got a home game?
Wimp
Someone I know parked up in the Bridge car park and got to the turnstile and realised he’d left his mobile (ticket) in the van ..so had to walk back to get it
Wimp
Someone I know parked up in the Bridge car park and got to the turnstile and realised he’d left his mobile (ticket) in the van ..so had to walk back to get it
I hate the winter
SIMMO SAYS
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Wimp
Someone I know parked up in the Bridge car park and got to the turnstile and realised he’d left his mobile (ticket) in the van ..so had to walk back to get it
You told me that was you
Thought it was ok inside the stadium. Not so much on top of the hill at Woodingdean though……different climate up there
LamieRobertson
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You told me that was you
It was
But then I also know someone who turned up at HT for a chat just as the players got back on the pitch….wasn’t me
LamieRobertson
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Thought it was ok inside the stadium. Not so much on top of the hill at Woodingdean though……different climate up there
Second half seemed a tad draughty in ESU
LamieRobertson
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Need to huddle together for warmth…..oh, sorry, ESU.
Haha….end of row seat ..two the other side of me were empty (wimps)
Agree bitter - although walk back was assisted with the wind [emoji106]Thought it was ok inside the stadium. Not so much on top of the hill at Woodingdean though……different climate up there
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- May 8, 2018
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Was actually the opposite in West and felt warmer in the second half
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
- 6,197
Can honestly say that's the coldest I've ever been at the Amex and that's including evening January and February fixtures. And what's surprising still is that half way up the WSU you are normally cocooned from the worst of the weather. It was something about the wind and way it swept in. Not sure the WSU has ever shifted so many hot drinks!
theboybilly
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I was freezing throughout on W1C. I finally got warm in the Watchmakers Arms in Hove. That was the coldest I've ever been at the Amex
OzMike
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38.5 degrees C was reached yesterday at the bowls pennants game I was playing in, they nearly called it off.
Will be the same today apparently.
Will be the same today apparently.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,186
You made the right decision instead of making yourself potentially more ill.
I went out once this morning to put my football bets on but wish I hadn't bothered after the result. The heating's on and I'm enjoying the snooker with a masterclass from John Higgins at the moment.
Definitely - the thought of queueing for a train for God knows how long in the freezing cold whilst feeling a bit rough isn't appealing. Just annoyed/confused that it was my 5th vaccination of the year (Had the flu one in February after becoming eligible) was the one that made be a bit Moby. Probably my body's way of telling me it has had enough to deal with for one year.