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Hopefully, we will make the top 2 come the end of the season but it’s perfectly possible we may have to deal with the prospect of a play-off final. I’ve been to 3 and I hate them. Fortunately for me I’ve booked a walking holday in Ireland so me and the missus will be in the remote but charming village of Allihies on play-off final day. 3 pubs, a shop and a post office; not sure if any of the pubs have Sky.
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I've mentioned it before I'm on the isle of skye for a wedding for play off final weekend full of them lot. Not 1 Blades. FFS.
 
I’ll not be at the play off final for sure!

I only go there if Sheff Utd are playing. And we won’t be. We’re going up in autos.

So I’ll probably be here:



It’s on our doorstep and costs nowt!;)
 
Probably watching us take a "must not lose" attitude and doing everything totally the opposite to what we normally do
 
Hopefully, we will make the top 2 come the end of the season but it’s perfectly possible we may have to deal with the prospect of a play-off final. I’ve been to 3 and I hate them. Fortunately for me I’ve booked a walking holday in Ireland so me and the missus will be in the remote but charming village of Allihies on play-off final day. 3 pubs, a shop and a post office; not sure if any of the pubs have Sky.
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I must say, that looks very nice. I've not been to that particular place, but I have cycled across the south of Ireland some years ago and really enjoyed it. The people and the countryside are wonderful - and the roads (back then) were very quiet too, which made cycling a real pleasure. The only thing about Ireland is that it's wet - very wet at times - which is why it's so green of course. If you get good weather it's wonderful - if you get occasional rain it's still wonderful - but if your whole holiday is a wash-out it's no fun. I'm all for gearing up and going out whatever the weather, but after a few days of that I do get fed up of it.

I'm pretty sure one of those 3 pubs will have Sky. If not, then I'm pretty sure one of the locals will invite you to watch it at their house - that's what they're like these Irish folks - very welcoming and friendly. But Blades will be sorted, one way or the other, long before then!;)

I'll probably be doing something like this...

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Somewhere like this...

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10 Blades Housepoints go to the first person who can tell me where this is (the photo above) and what those stones are called?
 
I must say, that looks very nice. I've not been to that particular place, but I have cycled across the south of Ireland some years ago and really enjoyed it. The people and the countryside are wonderful - and the roads (back then) were very quiet too, which made cycling a real pleasure. The only thing about Ireland is that it's wet - very wet at times - which is why it's so green of course. If you get good weather it's wonderful - if you get occasional rain it's still wonderful - but if your whole holiday is a wash-out it's no fun. I'm all for gearing up and going out whatever the weather, but after a few days of that I do get fed up of it.

I'm pretty sure one of those 3 pubs will have Sky. If not, then I'm pretty sure one of the locals will invite you to watch it at their house - that's what they're like these Irish folks - very welcoming and friendly. But Blades will be sorted, one way or the other, long before then!;)

I'll probably be doing something like this...

DszZt3yXoAAzjM4.jpg


Somewhere like this...

Ox-Stones-Stormy-Sunset-Burbage-Rocks-Peak-District-Photography.jpg


10 Blades Housepoints go to the first person who can tell me where this is (the photo above) and what those stones are called?

Stanage Edge I will have as a guess. Just going on the skyline in the background, looking towards Lodge Moor/Redmires
 
I must say, that looks very nice. I've not been to that particular place, but I have cycled across the south of Ireland some years ago and really enjoyed it. The people and the countryside are wonderful - and the roads (back then) were very quiet too, which made cycling a real pleasure. The only thing about Ireland is that it's wet - very wet at times - which is why it's so green of course. If you get good weather it's wonderful - if you get occasional rain it's still wonderful - but if your whole holiday is a wash-out it's no fun. I'm all for gearing up and going out whatever the weather, but after a few days of that I do get fed up of it.

I'm pretty sure one of those 3 pubs will have Sky. If not, then I'm pretty sure one of the locals will invite you to watch it at their house - that's what they're like these Irish folks - very welcoming and friendly. But Blades will be sorted, one way or the other, long before then!;)

I'll probably be doing something like this...

DszZt3yXoAAzjM4.jpg


Somewhere like this...

Ox-Stones-Stormy-Sunset-Burbage-Rocks-Peak-District-Photography.jpg


10 Blades Housepoints go to the first person who can tell me where this is (the photo above) and what those stones are called?
Ox stones, burbage
 
not far from there mate, but not Stanage Edge exactly.
They look a lot like the stones just up from the plantation near houndkirk moor.

But then I guess a lot of stones in Derbyshire look like that
 
I must say, that looks very nice. I've not been to that particular place, but I have cycled across the south of Ireland some years ago and really enjoyed it. The people and the countryside are wonderful - and the roads (back then) were very quiet too, which made cycling a real pleasure. The only thing about Ireland is that it's wet - very wet at times - which is why it's so green of course. If you get good weather it's wonderful - if you get occasional rain it's still wonderful - but if your whole holiday is a wash-out it's no fun. I'm all for gearing up and going out whatever the weather, but after a few days of that I do get fed up of it.

I'm pretty sure one of those 3 pubs will have Sky. If not, then I'm pretty sure one of the locals will invite you to watch it at their house - that's what they're like these Irish folks - very welcoming and friendly. But Blades will be sorted, one way or the other, long before then!;)

I'll probably be doing something like this...

DszZt3yXoAAzjM4.jpg


Somewhere like this...

Ox-Stones-Stormy-Sunset-Burbage-Rocks-Peak-District-Photography.jpg


10 Blades Housepoints go to the first person who can tell me where this is (the photo above) and what those stones are called?
Looks like my kind of place. Dartmoor? You’re right about how friendly the folk are and definitely right about the weather. We’ve walked in various places along the Wild Atlantic Way from Donegal down to Cork and it’s all wonderful. Nothing nicer after getting piss wet through on a walk than a pint of Guinness and a bowl of Irish stew, Heaven.
 
Stoke
Needing a draw like we did at Leicester and going in 4-1 up at half time

Short journey back for the booze up on London Road
 



Hopefully, we will make the top 2 come the end of the season but it’s perfectly possible we may have to deal with the prospect of a play-off final. I’ve been to 3 and I hate them. Fortunately for me I’ve booked a walking holday in Ireland so me and the missus will be in the remote but charming village of Allihies on play-off final day. 3 pubs, a shop and a post office; not sure if any of the pubs have Sky.
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Where will you be?
Lovely part of the country , you might need an interpreter for the accents though
Everything’s “ boy “ and if anybody calls you a Langer it means your a prick btw
 
if it play off final ill be at wembley, potentially unpopular opinion i would rather go to wembley & we lose. than see us win on tv. because i would never forgive myself for missing that celebration
 
Lovely part of the country , you might need an interpreter for the accents though
Everything’s “ boy “ and if anybody calls you a Langer it means your a prick btw
Thanks for the heads up d10b
 

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