BOLTON AWAY THREAD

As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
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SWLGooner wrote:You manage to change your flights then M?

Looks like he got a part-time job as a tour guide/car park attendant to help fund it :lol:

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Haha! Eyewitness guide to Horwich ;)

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SWLGooner wrote:You manage to change your flights then M?
Nope. Had to re-book new flights and now the weather forecast is threatening to scupper my plans :banghead:

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mcdowell42 wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:You manage to change your flights then M?

Looks like he got a part-time job as a tour guide/car park attendant to help fund it :lol:
I used to bang a broad in that area and actually got the suck off her at those railings :lol:

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M-50 wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:You manage to change your flights then M?

Looks like he got a part-time job as a tour guide/car park attendant to help fund it :lol:
I used to bang a broad in that area and actually got the suck off her at those railings :lol:

was she expensive :wink:

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my jizz could still be engraved on them Image

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mcdowell42 wrote:
M-50 wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:You manage to change your flights then M?

Looks like he got a part-time job as a tour guide/car park attendant to help fund it :lol:
I used to bang a broad in that area and actually got the suck off her at those railings :lol:
was she expensive :wink:
she'd be league 2 standard :oops:

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:lol: :lol: :lol:

So much for Cahill - Bolton are a much improved team since he left.

I'll be feckin' A MAAAZED if we win.

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M-50 wrote:
Jak_TedDrakeLoveChild wrote:
gunner_ace wrote:yeah unfortunalty im struggling to see a win here.

Can anyone recommend a decent place to park around the Reebok with a quick getaway potential as and when things go wrong for us. :?
Agreed. If anyone has any tips for parking (postcodes) also any good boozers near the ground?! Don't worry, no drinky drivey!
The Beehive, you can also park your motor there (it's right next to the Premier Inn)

There's a Tesco Extra right next to the ground which you could probably park in but you wouldn't get a quick getaway. Up from the Beehive (about 500 yards) is St. Joes School. You can park there and walk via Greenwood Lane to the stadium. Soon after Greenwood you reach a small park which has blue railings. Only about a 5 min walk to the stadium. Prob your best bet for a quick getaway.

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Nice one. I might see you there. Ill be the one quaffing a suitably girly virgin cocktail. :-P

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gunner_ace wrote:
M-50 wrote:
Jak_TedDrakeLoveChild wrote:
gunner_ace wrote:yeah unfortunalty im struggling to see a win here.

Can anyone recommend a decent place to park around the Reebok with a quick getaway potential as and when things go wrong for us. :?
Agreed. If anyone has any tips for parking (postcodes) also any good boozers near the ground?! Don't worry, no drinky drivey!
The Beehive, you can also park your motor there (it's right next to the Premier Inn)

There's a Tesco Extra right next to the ground which you could probably park in but you wouldn't get a quick getaway. Up from the Beehive (about 500 yards) is St. Joes School. You can park there and walk via Greenwood Lane to the stadium. Soon after Greenwood you reach a small park which has blue railings. Only about a 5 min walk to the stadium. Prob your best bet for a quick getaway.

Will be in the beehive myself Image
Nice one. I might see you there. Ill be the one quaffing a suitably girly virgin cocktail. :-P
:lol: you pussi :D

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Fair play to the lads going up on a freezing cold wednesday night. Thats support for you.

All the best lads, have a good trip.

Respect.

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RocastleRock wrote:Fair play to the lads going up on a freezing cold wednesday night. Thats support for you.

All the best lads, have a good trip.

Respect.
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We will win and all wil be rosy in the Wenger garden

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the say goodbye to rvp tour starts tonight at bolton :cry:

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REBEL GOONER wrote:the say goodbye to rvp tour starts tonight at bolton :cry:
True. :(

Tonight? 1-3 to The Arsenal. 8)

Wenger will feel justified. We will continue to stagnate. Yippee motherfuckers!!

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:cry: :banghead: :roll: :cry: :cry:

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