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[Harpers So Solid Crew]

Used to be the thing to do on Boxing day, way back they were much better attended, wake up, men sent to football while the women did what women did.

[Ian Royal]

Used to be the thing to do on Boxing day, way back they were much better attended, wake up, men sent to football while the women did what women did.

Give me a break man, I'm only 28, and I've lived in Cambridge for the last 4 or 5 years. Hard to make it to the game and back when it's 80 miles each way and you can't drive.

[Harpers So Solid Crew]

lost me there IAn, i mean footy was boxing day tradition, nationwide, folk would go even if it was only game of the season, pop down to Cambridge, geta fix.

[Ian Royal]

lost me there IAn, i mean footy was boxing day tradition, nationwide, folk would go even if it was only game of the season, pop down to Cambridge, geta fix.

Can't, I'm in Reading watching the Swansea game.

[Rex]

in!

with mince pies to distribute in the north stand

but not enough for all of you

36 should cover all the north stand.

[Row Z Royal]

in!

with mince pies to distribute in the north stand

but not enough for all of you

36 should cover all the north stand.

I'LL BE RIGHT THERE

[Royalshow]

in!

with mince pies to distribute in the north stand

but not enough for all of you

36 should cover all the north stand.

I'LL BE RIGHT THERE

TBf it took a good 5 minutes of shouting and arm waving before you got any takers last time.

[Rev Algenon Stickleback H]

Used to be the thing to do on Boxing day, way back they were much better attended, wake up, men sent to football while the women did what women did.

mind you, it used to always be a local derby, which always helped the crowds.

Go back to the 60s or so, and they used to play on christmas day as well as boxing day.

[Dirk Gently]

Used to be the thing to do on Boxing day, way back they were much better attended, wake up, men sent to football while the women did what women did.

mind you, it used to always be a local derby, which always helped the crowds.

Go back to the 60s or so, and they used to play on christmas day as well as boxing day.

Aye, but those were the days when the majority of a team's support used to be able to walk to the ground.

[Royal Lady]

Is there a chance this game won't go ahead due to health and safety? Only I don't fancy walking up that slope if it's as icy as the roads and pavements are at the moment.

[No Fixed Abode]

I say get the game on. If the pitch is playable then play. IF supporters can't make it - tough luck.

[Royal_Warrior]

Is there a chance this game won't go ahead due to health and safety? Only I don't fancy walking up that slope if it's as icy as the roads and pavements are at the moment.

Parked at the park and ride today; all the main roads around the stadium are pretty clear of snow, but the road leading up to the overflow car park behind the dome and the main car parks are totally covered in a mixture of snow and sheet ice. It's very slippery under foot also only the bus layby side of Northern Way has been partially cleared but B&Q side hasn't so at this moment its covered in sheet ice also most of the footpaths leading to the stadium are in the same state. Hopefully the thaw will clear most of it before Boxing Day.

[rg6royal]

I say get the game on. If the pitch is playable then play. IF supporters can't make it - tough luck.

'greed

The pitch is fine. Clear of snow and we have underground heating.