: Mon Apr 20, 2009 3:53 pm  

the original stevo wrote:

so who's going then???

Me plus 1, maybe 2

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 4:02 pm  

KloeLovesChrisBridge wrote: If your under sixteen and want to go, you have to exchange a voucher in your season ticket. And a baseball cap back-to-front will not get you in, that is really last year ! No, not according to: http://www.warringtonwolves.org/news/Wolves38660.ink All children under the age of 16 can gain free entry on the kids turnstiles, Carnegie Challenge Cup vouchers are not required to be swapped for a match ticket, though we advise older looking children to take some identification with them to ensure entry.

KloeLovesChrisBridge wrote: If your under sixteen and want to go, you have to exchange a voucher in your season ticket. And a baseball cap back-to-front will not get you in, that is really last year ! No, not according to: http://www.warringtonwolves.org/news/Wolves38660.ink All children under the age of 16 can gain free entry on the kids turnstiles, Carnegie Challenge Cup vouchers are not required to be swapped for a match ticket, though we advise older looking children to take some identification with them to ensure entry.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 4:17 pm  

They not expecting it to sell out then?

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 5:09 pm  

stringers_wolves wrote:

will definately be goin, theres a guy on here who organises coaches aint there, anyone know who so i can sort travel out

Send a PM to the originator of this thread matey, he should be able to help you.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 5:55 pm  

the ditch wrote:

Baseball cap on back to front,pair of really baggy jeans,scateboard tucked under your arm you might just ger away with it,

on your way into the ground get as many people as you can singin,
"all i want to do is do it".made famous by kevin + perry you will strole in ...

Funny Guy

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:48 pm  

just_browny wrote:

Casselferd.

Casulfud?

Actually, it'd be nice to put a few quid in the coffers of one of our traditional, yet recently struggling clubs, so I'll leave the skateboard at home, methinks.