In hindsight, a resultwally bassoon wrote:I hope it gets called off as I cant make it on Saturday.
And last year they would not let me in as I was too drunk apparently.
yepSchards#2 wrote:In hindsight, a resultwally bassoon wrote:I hope it gets called off as I cant make it on Saturday.
And last year they would not let me in as I was too drunk apparently.
Whether that question was tongue in cheek or not, like Green said 'no chance'. When the lads were in the prem and we travelled up to Wunderland there was a deluge of rain in the morning. This led to the game being cancelled a couple of hours before kick off. Should have seen the look on our facesnottingham royals wrote:
Hi Folks,
Im a reading fan that lives in Nottingham, ive already booked my £70 return train ticket for the Brentford game! if it is cancelled because Clarke feels its unsafe to play on, will the club refund me my travel cost?
Si
O that's shit! I though I might be ok, as Brentford refunded Birmingham supporter up to £100 travel costs etc. for cancelling!Green wrote:In short - no, I think you're fooked.
Welcome to the board though.
Same for me. Except for the second paragraph.wally bassoon wrote:I hope it gets called off as I cant make it on Saturday.
And last year they would not let me in as I was too drunk apparently.

I hope I am wrong, but I just can not see this being ready in time for Saturday. There also seems to be deafening silence on the main Brentford website too.Coppelled_Streets wrote:The pitch yesterday... before the rain.
Surely you would just have a day in London if the football is cancelled?nottingham royals wrote:Hi Folks,
Im a reading fan that lives in Nottingham, ive already booked my £70 return train ticket for the Brentford game! if it is cancelled because Clarke feels its unsafe to play on, will the club refund me my travel cost?
Si
Reading FC @ReadingFC 22 mins22 minutes agosloughroyal123 wrote:In- how many tickets left?
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