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I'll be there, not sure if I'll be at the pub or not but I'll try.
Alot of people I know seemed to forget we had this before the derby...
Here's the match thread for Tuesday night.
Anyone else gonna be in the Black Horse before hand?
You sorted for getting there?, going on the coach?
Anyone know of a good car park near the ground?
I went to Cov a few years ago and remember it being a nigthmare
Thanks
I used this place a few seasons back, quite handy to drive to but is a bit of a trek to the stadium.
http://www.walktrot.com/new_page_4.htm
Sheffield United, formed in 1889. Their home, Bramall Lane, is said to be the oldest major ground in the world and the club enjoyed their heyday in the 30-year period between 1895-1925, during which time they were champions of England and four times FA Cup winners. All I’ll say is, that’s 84 long years since they won a trophy.
Now be fair, they have had some good players...
Ah yes, Alan Hodgkinson, Tony Currie, Micky Adams, and, er, Paddy Kenny.
Paddy Kenny? The goalkeeper who ate all the pies?
Don’t take the mickey. The Blades goalkeeper has been the club’s No.1 for years and nearly always has a good game against the Sky Blues.
Ah, but he won’t this year will he?
You had to bring it up didn’t you? No he won’t be available for tonight’s match after being banned earlier this month for nine months after failing a drugs test.
It’s not the first time he’s been in trouble is it?
Well, no. He once had an eyebrow bitten off following a drunken brawl outside a curry house.
They’re pretty hard in Sheffield then. Is that reflected in their tactics?
In a word, yes. Their captain is 31-year-old centre-back Chris Morgan (right), who has the dubious honour of being the most dismissed player in the club’s history, having been sent off six times.
Do the fans like him?
They love him. He’s a man’s man and a natural-born killer, sorry, winner. The supporters’ unofficial anthem is ‘The Greasy Chip Butty Song,’ which is sung before each half and after the game if the team has played well.
Any celebrity fans to look out for?
A mixed bag, really. Actor Sean Bean, Arctic Monkeys lead singer Alex Turner, sports minister Richard Caborn and, er, Argentina international Juan Sebastian Veron, who dreamed of playing for the Blades as a boy when his uncle, Pedro Verde, played for them. Sheffield is also home to a host of pop groups, including Heaven 17, ABC and The Human League.
Ah, the 80s – great for music...
Fans least likely to say: “I was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar when I met you.” Most likely to say: “Are you Wednesday in disguise?”
Anyone in the West Midlands area who can't make it tonight can listen to the game on BBC Coventry and Warks on 94.8 fm
np, not sure it will work in Ipswich though
although you are in Worcester so...
Confirmed teams
Coventry: Westwood, Wright, Hall, Clingan, Best, Morrison, Crainie, Osbourne, Cork, Turner, McIndoe.
Subs: Ward, Konstantopoulos, Eastwood, Gunnarsson, Cain, Grandison, Clarke.
Blades: Bunn, France, Montgomery, Morgan, Henderson, Harper, Taylor, Ward, Treacy, Quinn, Walker.
Subs: Evans, Reid, Cotterill, Bennett, Stewart, Little.
Am I the only one to spot this, or just the only one sad enough to think it merits a mention?
I just hope Walker's tendency this season to get caught the wrong side of his man doesn't cost us dear tonight.
Morgan will keep him where he needs to be no doubt.
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