Usual welling routine behind whatever goal were attacking then swap ends at halftime.. the joys of non league.. does anyone know if u can smoke in the ground as its open air?
[cite]Posted By: adamtheaddick[/cite]Usual welling routine behind whatever goal were attacking then swap ends at halftime.. the joys of non league.. does anyone know if u can smoke in the ground as its open air?
did last year and had cans of stella stood next to the ob who didnt seem to mind one bit...were more interested in keeping out of the torrential rain and stood throughout.
Amazingly common sense can still prevail when you treat football fans like paying adults.
Not going tonight, but my normal Welling routine is turn up with every intention of going into the game, then spend the next 4 hours sitting in the Guy.
[cite]Posted By: uncle[/cite]Dont know the area at all so will just do a pub crawl and see who i bump into
Pretty much a straight road, pub bang next door is the Guy Earl Of Warwick, wander up towards Welling High Street (keep left away from the Guy) and a few more pubs further up.
[cite]Posted By: uncle[/cite]Dont know the area at all so will just do a pub crawl and see who i bump into
Pretty much a straight road, pub bang next door is the Guy Earl Of Warwick, wander up towards Welling High Street (keep left away from the Guy) and a few more pubs further up.
So we just roll up and buy the tickets there then do we? Is it really as relaxed as you all say ha also does anyone have any idea of what sort of numbers we will take and what sort of allocation we have been given? Sorry is my first time at the Welling game.
[cite]Posted By: Ru1986[/cite]So we just roll up and buy the tickets there then do we? Is it really as relaxed as you all say ha also does anyone have any idea of what sort of numbers we will take and what sort of allocation we have been given? Sorry is my first time at the Welling game.
I went for the first time last year, and yeah that's all we did.
Don't know the pubs around there either, last year just went in one or two random ones on the high street, will probably do the same last year. Are there any that should be completely avoided?
Yea i can imagine most of Welling would be Charlton anyway sounds almost too old school eightees to be true ha ha. So is it all meet in the Guy then or is there a better one were are all us J block and L block singers meeting in a particular pub and are we going to just spread behing the goals as adamtheaddick said yea?
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What's the parking like these days?
loads of sideroads. the later you get there, the further away you park, but you'll always get something within a 5 min walk of the ground
I got some street parking on Sunday for the Danson show, turn down Danson Lane off Welling High Street, chuck a right opposite the park gates then turn left or right into Selwyn Crescent.
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did last year and had cans of stella stood next to the ob who didnt seem to mind one bit...were more interested in keeping out of the torrential rain and stood throughout.
Amazingly common sense can still prevail when you treat football fans like paying adults.
Or just like rugby or any other sports related fan, able to drink in the stands, its just us football fans that get fuckt.
Pretty much a straight road, pub bang next door is the Guy Earl Of Warwick, wander up towards Welling High Street (keep left away from the Guy) and a few more pubs further up.
Thanks for that mate will do
I went for the first time last year, and yeah that's all we did.
Don't know the pubs around there either, last year just went in one or two random ones on the high street, will probably do the same last year. Are there any that should be completely avoided?
What's the parking like these days?
loads of sideroads. the later you get there, the further away you park, but you'll always get something within a 5 min walk of the ground
I got some street parking on Sunday for the Danson show, turn down Danson Lane off Welling High Street, chuck a right opposite the park gates then turn left or right into Selwyn Crescent.
Selwyn Crescent