Going to a game.. how cold?

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Derby away circa 2003 midweek game that was rearranged due to a frozen pitch a couple of weeks earlier - coldest I remember and colder than that Forest match, although I may have been wearing warmer clothes that night!

ahha yes, remember that Derby game - we had tickets and I think it was called off the first time when we were on the Dronfield bypass - certainly the re-arranged game had snow and ice all round Pride Park.

The things we have done in the past makes the past 3-4 years magical.

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Was the Mansfield game midweek when it were snowing on and off and blades singing and jumping up and down up and down to keep warm?

Thats right. I was sat on the front row, and the snow actually settled on my knees.
 
We got warm with 90 mins solid singing - We actually impressed the Spurs that night with our passion.

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Well done, bet it made you feel that bit warmer that you impressed the Spurs fans with your passion, bless ya. I'm trying to remember where I've heard something that cringey before... 🤔

I was really cold. Singing didn't make me feel warmer.
 
What do you think is prime temperature to watch a game of football?

I find August a bit too hot, I like a steady 15 degrees so maybe September October time.

I like it hot. Looking forward to World Cup in Qatar! Do you think they’ll sell meat pies and Bovril! 🤔
 
Well done, bet it made you feel that bit warmer that you impressed the Spurs fans with your passion, bless ya. I'm trying to remember where I've heard something that cringey before... 🤔

I was really cold. Singing didn't make me feel warmer.
I’d have leant you one of my woolly socks if you’d have let me know . You should never suffer in silence
 
Preseason in Inverness a number of years back. Even in July many Blades left at half time as it was so cold!
 
Too hot for me: The penalty shootout vs Huddersfield at Wembley.

thinking back to that 2012 final, genuinely unsure what was worse, being maybe the only British team to save 1st 3 penalties & yet lose or fact i had to sit in an oven for whole game bar final 10 minutes of extra time. sunburned badly

but then Crystal Palace opening day 30c & i was sat 3 rows from the blasting jets of fire. i was sweating, only the fire show i didnt enjoy
 
I’d have leant you one of my woolly socks if you’d have let me know . You should never suffer in silence

Is this a thread where you mention games where you were really cold?

I seem to be getting pelters for not singing for some reason. Can't pretend I'm not enjoying it though tbf.
 



Crewe at home many years ago 0-0 draw cold snowy bitter night one of the worst games I have ever seen wind whipping through the kop as it was open at the time.

It felt absolutely awful.
 
Too hot for me: The penalty shootout vs Huddersfield at Wembley. Runner up was Gillingham at home when we drew 0-0 and "Real Madrid wouldn't have beaten that Gillingham team today".
Too cold for me: Mansfield away in 1989. It was colder than absolute zero, and Bob Booker still wore short sleeves.
Just right: All other games.
Mansfield away..... although mentioned so many times it’s without doubt the match I’ve attended with the most brutal weather. At the end it took me that long to find mi cock for a piss I was beginning to think I’d left it at home.
:oops:
 
Still on the cold front - someone should start the "Going to a game - worst trip back"

Port Vale, boxing day (a few years back) was a bit cold, but by far and away our worst trip back

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9 and a half hours to get home..... journey from hell
 
1860 Munich V Dresden in the Allianz Arena, December 2016. It was freezing! Never been so cold at a game. Dresden brought about 25,000, not bad for a league 2 game.
 
We were behind the goal,and it was fcuking freezing,did we play Mansfield away twice that season?..Webster broke his leg in one game?..

Yep, 1-0 in the league (Duffield penalty) and 1-1 earlier in the season in the FA Cup (Deano with a lovely goal).

I was sat at the side (not behind the goal) for the snowy game. I’m sure that I sat on the other side of the ground for the cup game.
 
Ones that stick out as being freezing.

Stockport away - 99/00?
Crewe at home - 05/06
Port Vale - date not needed
Shrewsbury under Adkins (Think it was them, all games morphed into one that year).
Forest - 17/18
Stoke - all the time
 
Nothing can have been colder than that cup match at Watford when we lost 5 - 0, I was frozen solid that day and had no reason to jump around celebrating to help to warm up. I remember there being a cutting wind to go with it.
Also, the night before the Blackburn 1/4 final tickets went on sale, I was just leaving the pub to queue up for a ticket when they decided to start selling the tickets at about 10pm due to the freezing conditions. Someone would have died in the queue that night if they hadn’t it was that cold.
 
Reading away a couple of seasons ago during the beast from the east
 
thinking back to that 2012 final, genuinely unsure what was worse, being maybe the only British team to save 1st 3 penalties & yet lose or fact i had to sit in an oven for whole game bar final 10 minutes of extra time. sunburned

The penalty shootout thing had actually happened before.
 
Derby away 2004ish, Port Vale away Boxing Day 2014. I also remember Bradford away when we won 5-0 (I think) was freezing. A game at home 20odd years ago was both dire and Arctic.
As a self-confessed nesh git, I love those games at the beginning and end of a season where you sit outside the pub before and after basking in the warmth, and squinting on the kop against the sun. Luvleh! Northampton beam back was great, sat in the sun drinking decent beer (not the crap they serve on the kop!), then totally hammered outside the Cricks after- more crap beer but beyond caring!!!
 

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