Should be a cracking atmosphere against this lot in a fortnight. Sold out (2k) in 48h so could end up with 3-4k come the match.  Fair play 👏

https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/sport/23811525.carlisle-united-ask-bolton-wanderers-tickets/.

 

7 hours ago, L/H White said:

get on manchester rd in l/h & walkden, plenty to go at, straight on motorway to the ground to

mini bus of newcastle tipped up once 

Always remember our first game in the PL at burnden

Tuesday night at 7.45pm

Loads of Newcastle in the beehive at 11am

It made me think the PL was big time and we'd made it

7 hours ago, L/H White said:

get on manchester rd in l/h & walkden, plenty to go at, straight on motorway to the ground to

mini bus of newcastle tipped up once 

id rather stop drinking if that was my best option

They still come to Horwich if they are playing the Manchester teams.

This is an interesting thread about Carlisle fans.

1 hour ago, tomski said:

This is an interesting thread about Carlisle fans.

 

On 26/09/2023 at 17:25, Zico said:

Always remember our first game in the PL at burnden

Tuesday night at 7.45pm

Loads of Newcastle in the beehive at 11am

It made me think the PL was big time and we'd made it

If we were at burnden why would they be in the beehive ?

9 minutes ago, marple whites said:

If we were at burnden why would they be in the beehive ?

I was surprised as never known fans to go in there but then again Why not? 

Near a motorway junction, decent size, does food 

Be like away fans going Westhoughton or Chorley before heading to the ground now, which they often do in big numbers

43 minutes ago, Zico said:

I was surprised as never known fans to go in there but then again Why not? 

Near a motorway junction, decent size, does food 

Be like away fans going Westhoughton or Chorley before heading to the ground now, which they often do in big numbers

Can tell I’m tired as my first thought is why they’d be on Claremont road ha

Crowd noncery and all that, I know, but that’s a serious fucking effort 👏 

 

44 minutes ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Crowd noncery and all that, I know, but that’s a serious fucking effort 👏 

 

It’s their biggest game for the last 20 years. Including Wembley 😀

37 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

It’s their biggest game for the last 20 years. Including Wembley 😀

We have took 5000 to Darlington. Getting big away numbers despite playing in a soulless industrial estate, they'd be more if your ground has an iota of character or central location. 

40 minutes ago, DougStanhope said:

We have took 5000 to Darlington. Getting big away numbers despite playing in a soulless industrial estate, they'd be more if your ground has an iota of character or central location. 

who taught you english?

That's not very "Carlisle fan in peace" is it.

Especially not when there's probably at least one member of this very forum on your message board piping your team off to the detriment of ours 😀

2 minutes ago, Marc505 said:

That's not very "Carlisle fan in peace" is it.

Especially not when there's probably at least one member of this very forum on your message board piping your team off to the detriment of ours 😀

im sniffing a rotting cows head

51 minutes ago, DougStanhope said:

We have took 5000 to Darlington. Getting big away numbers despite playing in a soulless industrial estate, they'd be more if your ground has an iota of character or central location. 

It's next door to a train station and the motorway 

It's hardly Reading or Oxford 

21 minutes ago, Casino said:

who taught you Scottish?

 

I will replace took with taken, and has was auto corrected from had. 😅

You get my sentiment though eh?

You play in a soulless industrial estate, the antithesis of traditional working class football.  Burnden park would've been more appealing but we wouldn't have been offered a potential 5000 tickets I suppose. 

14 minutes ago, DougStanhope said:

I will replace took with taken, and has was auto corrected from had. 😅

You get my sentiment though eh?

You play in a soulless industrial estate, the antithesis of traditional working class football.  Burnden park would've been more appealing but we wouldn't have been offered a potential 5000 tickets I suppose. 

Has was - must be Scottish 🤪

14 minutes ago, DougStanhope said:

I will replace took with taken, and has was auto corrected from had. 😅

You get my sentiment though eh?

You play in a soulless industrial estate, the antithesis of traditional working class football.  Burnden park would've been more appealing but we wouldn't have been offered a potential 5000 tickets I suppose. 

Burden would still be more appealing than your shitehole of a ground, 26 years after leaving it.

Can’t believe it’s taken 26 years for me to find out that we play on an industrial estate.

16 minutes ago, Horwich said:

Burden would still be more appealing than your shitehole of a ground, 26 years after leaving it.

We have the biggest capacity ground in the UK with terracing, Brunton park is a beautiful living history piece of art of what football grounds used to be.  

It will be a sad day when we leave.

Can you say the same about your mid 90's early incarnation of the scourge on football, the modern out of town sterile football ground?

Edited September 29, 20232 yr by DougStanhope

Playing on an industrial estate is at least different than the usual 'huh huh you play in Horwich that's not Bolton' bollocks visiting trolls give.

52 minutes ago, DougStanhope said:

I will replace took with taken, and has was auto corrected from had. 😅

You get my sentiment though eh?

You play in a soulless industrial estate, the antithesis of traditional working class football.  Burnden park would've been more appealing but we wouldn't have been offered a potential 5000 tickets I suppose. 

If only you had the wit of the real Doug Stanhope.

Just now, Cheese said:

If only you had the wit of the real Doug Stanhope.

That's why he drinks!!

54 minutes ago, DougStanhope said:

I will replace took with taken, and has was auto corrected from had. 😅

You get my sentiment though eh?

You play in a soulless industrial estate, the antithesis of traditional working class football.  Burnden park would've been more appealing but we wouldn't have been offered a potential 5000 tickets I suppose. 

You could have had all the tickets you wanted when you played at Burnden but you didn't take them up at our traditional, working class football ground, I wonder why.......but it seems you find our out of town, "soulless" ground more appealing.

Enjoy your cup final.