Sugar_Army

I just bought the DB pass but unfortunately it would not let me buy one in mates name and he is on holiday with sh!tty Internet connection so have to wait until he gets home. It looks like we will only need a train to Cologne from Stuttgart and returning to Stuttgart next day. But prices for us two on train are mental. A Flixbus Stuttgart-Munich is only £16 with your seat booked! So if anybody has two seats going Stuttgart-Cologne and either returning after game or next day we would be interested. DM me.if

Ripping off fans whether they stay or go.

Tell her it will be full of drunken scotsmen and Hungarian hooligans, so not a safe place for a woman to be

When we're 2-0 up and Kai put in a cross that the Raith keeper had to tip over the bar, I was crapping myself because I had not put the bet on. It was 11/1 for 3-0 without naming the goalscorers. I was relieved when Fotherigham went off. When Scotland beat France at Hampden all those years ago my mate asked me if I wanted to put a bet on. I said the image of Trezeget giving it the 4 finger to salute to Gary Caldwell had been going through my head, so I said 1-0 Caldwell to score. It was 200/1. My other mate came back and as it was his birthday he had the casting vote and said 1-0 Scotland, Davie Weir. I never put the bet on. When Caldwell score it was bedlam in the stands, then it was announced over the tannoy he was the scorer and I just turned to my mate and said "You just better hope somebody else scores, anybody!" The rest is history.

I am similar. All the signs point to a defeat, draw but for some reason 3-0 United kept popping in my head last night as I slept. Team to finally get there finger out and Moult, Watt and Fotheringham to come good. I need to go lie down again and have a re-think. Madness!

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Fazones. Spend all that money on beer!

There is a car park on Catherine St but it is relatively limited and I am unsure how it fills on match days as I always come from the opposite end of town. It is also at the opposite end where Raith fans will be. Clepington Road is another area with on street parking. If you park around about Frews there are a couple of boozers as well as a Tesco Express, a Greggs and a Chipper/Pizza place if you want some grub before or after. Enjoy you day out, but not with 3 points.

If you are up early enough (say 1.30 ish) park on Stathmartine Road/Moncur Crescent/Dens Road. You will be near the end for away fans If you can get in Frews bar, it is a real football pub with a decent pint (but the owner Jimmy can be funny about away fans sometimes) then you will be fine, but there a few other pubs nearby. It is 5 mins to the ground.

As a United fan, the way we are playing, I would be happy with it hitting off the backside of anybody or an OG!

That is why I added thereafter. While Saturday can give either team a big boost it is by no means over. I too think both teams will drop points on the run in and it will come down to who holds their nerve best. As for the tickets. It does seem to be bit of a fiasco. I would be fuming if I was a Raith fan but could not get one at what will possibly be one of the biggest games of the season.

United go into the game knowing only a win will do. That would put us 4 clear and Raith would have to win their game in hand and make up two points because of the goal difference. A draw potentially puts it in the hands of Raith. But setting up for not to lose can sometimes be counter productive. You are caught between two minds. All comes down who deals with the pressure better on Saturday and thereafter.

Unfortunately we are too late in the day to get rid of Lucky Jim. We we are stuck with him till the end of the season. But even if we were to sack him who is going to take that poisoned chalice?

Score first. Lock the door. Simples.

Not sure, but they (nor Goodwin) can not be trusted to try and get us up this/next season or in a relegation battle in the Premier.

If we manage to get over the line we will have done it with a squad of players and manager that have proved they cannot be trusted and it will be more by luck than skill that he got up. The last few weeks have shown this.

Some of us already are. I have had cramp three times

I think I will be the only sober one there!

"Chateauneuf du Pape"

I was told by my insurance that I had to use a wheelchair in the airport in Poland and when I got to Edinburgh as it was their duty if care (it also got me fast tracked in Poland). But when I got to Edindurgh I had no wheelchair waiting, i had to walk off plane, through passport control and out airport to a taxi with bags. If Paris for the champions league is anything to go buy it will be my mate that needs the wheelchair! I have no idea how you go about a wheelchair ticket and it is probably too late now.

Me and my mate are looking for 2 tickets for all three (or any) of the Scotland group games. Not interested in other games as fly home a couple of days later. Germany game would pay for Fan First (50 euro) or Cat 3 (195 euros). Switzerland and Hungary games we would pay Fan First (30 euros) Cat 3 (60 euros) amd Cat 2 (150 euros). Obviously if it is a little bit more we would consider it. We have booked for accommodation in all 3 host cities on day of match but will be based in Stuttgart for the two weeks as we have a hotel there. We will be going to Cologne and Munich even without tickets. Just been to the gym to try and build up my strength so should be OK to walk for 1/2 an hour by Germany. If not I can always play the stroke card to get a seat. Not sure if my mate will be able to play the drunk card to get one though I know it is a really long shot so thanks for trying anyway. Turns out Uefa do have disability and wheelchair tickets but not sure how you actually prove it. Says if any come available it will be though the resale platform and not.

I am lucky that whenever I phone up I get an appointment in a few days. Gf has same gp and phoned today and got an appointment this morning. My female work colleague is different. She told me she had called her doctor surgery over 200 times before she got through. I thought she was exaggerating and said so. She then thrust her phone in my face showing over 200 calls to it. When she got through her appointment was for the next week!

I kinda thought it might change a little but £738 quid is a bit steep. She said if I did not tell them I could keep my original policy but if I had another stroke and had to claim I would not be insured as I would not have updated them about my previous stroke (even though they have a claim in for it). The closing of the policy seems shite too. I am going to email them but I have chosen to buy a new policy for the year which means I am still out of pocket.

Cheers mate. Not letting it get me down and there are plenty worse off than me. I have told everybody the worst thing they can do is wrap me up in cotton wool. In fact I am the first to rip the pish out of me about my condition. My mate said to me when told him, "I stagger with a stick like a man who is drunk and has a shit in his pants". His reply was, "well no change there and you will fit right in in Dundee". And the other night I fell on the gravel in my mates drive. The first thing she and my gf did was to look at her security cam to have a laugh.

Saw a guy with the new one on at the gym. At £75 a pop (unless DH Gate shipped pronto) it semed like an expensive gym t-shirt to me. Then again I was more interested in the gym bunnies in their skimpy tops that looked about £1.99 with of material.