Reply With QuoteDo you mean Bolton's Stadium?
You can still park on the Church site but the better option is behind the Premier Inn on the roundabout.
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Does anyone know the details for the church which can be used for car parking,a short distance from the stadium. I obtained the details on here a few years back ,and wondered if the church was still helping visiting fans on match days . Any help would be really appreciated.
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Do you mean Bolton's Stadium?
You can still park on the Church site but the better option is behind the Premier Inn on the roundabout.
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Definitely the Ricoh. Going there for rugby this time, but I remember parking in a church car park on a main road. You could also use the church hall , toilets etc.
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I've never been to the Coventry venue, sorry pal I can't help you with this one.
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Don't forget to take something to keep you awake Mal,if it's rugby Yawnion you are watching.lolOriginally Posted by malwayne
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In the past 4 days I’ve watched two really good games- Harlequins v Bristol Bears on Friday night , plus on Sunday I travelled 60 miles west down the M4 to watch Munster beat Scarlets, and got a sun tan at the same time ! Two games where you couldn’t take your eyes off it. Come with me next time, you won’t have to worry about staying awake !!!
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You're wasting your time Mal, Alfie thinks you can only play rugby within ten miles of the M62.
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You can,although France is starting to realise what a great game rugby league is now.You're wasting your time Mal, Alfie thinks you can only play rugby within ten miles of the M62.
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When some of our French friends came to stay before Lockdown, I told them this was the part of the country where Rugby League was played. They'd never heard of it, I told them there was even a French team in our league, they didn't believe me. I like the French.
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One of our near neighbours is a French lass and her parents visit once a year. The old geezer is just like me, he slept through English classes and can't speak a word of English. I mirror him perfectly and when they come over for a summer drink in our garden the daughter translates. He's a great dude and I really wish I could speak fluent French.When some of our French friends came to stay before Lockdown, I told them this was the part of the country where Rugby League was played. They'd never heard of it, I told them there was even a French team in our league, they didn't believe me. I like the French.
He's footymad and hates Blow Job and Macron - what's not to like? He is quite fond of my BBQ'd scran too, but gets really jealous because his granddaughter is really fond of me!
Entente cordial and all of that!
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