ozleicester Posted 25 August 2009 Posted 25 August 2009 Gday again folks, i have now negotiated and adjusted my travel times to include attendence at the QPR game in late october. Are the away tickets likely to sell out? do i need someone with a ST to adopt me, be my friend and buy for me? I will be staying in london, will i have any trouble going to the game? Anything i should know? Is there a pub that foxes fans will meet at? any feedback gratefully accepted
James. Posted 25 August 2009 Posted 25 August 2009 I will be staying in london, will i have any trouble going to the game? QPR is located in the White City area of London, a lovely part of town.
ozleicester Posted 25 August 2009 Author Posted 25 August 2009 Are Ozzies house-trained? Not usually, but as this one is of good Leicester stock, he is as close as any citeh fan
Wycombe Fox Posted 25 August 2009 Posted 25 August 2009 do i need someone...to adopt meany feedback gratefully accepted Sorry mate, I would have but I've just seen an advert on the telly about adopting a panda for £3 so I've gone for that instead. I hope it arrives for the QPR game. Can you all bring some bamboo with you please?
ozleicester Posted 25 August 2009 Author Posted 25 August 2009 Sorry mate, I would have but I've just seen an advert on the telly about adopting a panda for £3 so I've gone for that instead.I hope it arrives for the QPR game. Can you all bring some bamboo with you please? bloody immigrants
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 25 August 2009 Posted 25 August 2009 Gday Oz. If you gonna go walk about in the capital, dont forget yer billy- can. Don't have many kangaroos here though cobber, but might be able to rustle up a few sheep for you, so bring yer shears, Dont forget yer hat, but I can supply the corks, and above all don't forget to let the Flying Doctor at Woga Waga know your coming. Oh yes, bring plenty of boiled water . The good news is that Malaria seems to be kept under control, so enjoy yer game. All the best mate, Bluey.
ACF Posted 26 August 2009 Posted 26 August 2009 Gday Oz.If you gonna go walk about in the capital, dont forget yer billy- can. Don't have many kangaroos here though cobber, but might be able to rustle up a few sheep for you, so bring yer shears, Dont forget yer hat, but I can supply the corks, and above all don't forget to let the Flying Doctor at Woga Waga know your coming. Oh yes, bring plenty of boiled water . The good news is that Malaria seems to be kept under control, so enjoy yer game. All the best mate, Bluey. Numero Uno- Australians dont say billy-can Numero Two- Dont wear hats with corks Numero Three- Its Wagga Wagga, not Woga Waga. Numero Four- Australians are immune to malaria Bloody stereotypists.
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 26 August 2009 Posted 26 August 2009 Are Ozzies house-trained? I'm not but my Koala is.
Shrenchel Posted 26 August 2009 Posted 26 August 2009 The phone rings in the australian Cricket Team's changing room. "G'day. Could I speak to Ricky Ponting, please?" "Aww, look, sorry mate, he's just gone out to bat." "Oh, that's alright, mate. I'll hang on." Seriously though, I'd imagine you'll be fine for tickets.
ozleicester Posted 26 August 2009 Author Posted 26 August 2009 Gday Oz.If you gonna go walk about in the capital, dont forget yer billy- can. Don't have many kangaroos here though cobber, but might be able to rustle up a few sheep for you, so bring yer shears, Dont forget yer hat, but I can supply the corks, and above all don't forget to let the Flying Doctor at Woga Waga know your coming. Oh yes, bring plenty of boiled water . The good news is that Malaria seems to be kept under control, so enjoy yer game. All the best mate, Bluey. Well, thank you, most helpful Love FOC, and their treatment of aussies is fantastic. .....funny as i was writing, if it was safe...some lunatics were stabbing one another at upton park
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