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Orior
01-09-2005, 11:04
I'm putting my neck on the line here, but which two british football teams playing each other this weekend will have the largest crowd in attendance? Anyone care to have a guess?

Chris
01-09-2005, 11:06
Ummm ... England v Wales, I expect. Why do you ask?

Nugget
01-09-2005, 11:09
Ummm ... England v Wales, I expect. Why do you ask?

Just beat me to it, damn you :p:

By the by, do Northern Ireland play their home matches at Windsor Park? If they do, what's the capacity 'cos I've heard it's not much.

gazzae
01-09-2005, 11:11
Just beat me to it, damn you :p:

By the by, do Northern Ireland play their home matches at Windsor Park? If they do, what's the capacity 'cos I've heard it's not much.

The capacity is 20,400, but only 14,400 of this is seated.

Chris
01-09-2005, 11:12
Just beat me to it, damn you :p:

"Just" beat you by three clear minutes sonny Jim :p: :D

gazzae
01-09-2005, 11:14
I'll take a guess at Armagh V Tyrone

Nugget
01-09-2005, 11:14
"Just" beat you by three clear minutes sonny Jim :p: :D

Pah - just 'cos I've got some work to do :PP:

Orior
01-09-2005, 11:16
Dammit, forgot about the english and the welsh. I guess thats about 90,000 in Cardiff Arms park?

Actually, I was thinking of second place then. These two british teams have played each other twice already this season. First match was attended by about 60,000 and was a draw. The replay attracted about 45,000. I expect about 65,000 this weekend.
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Correct gazzae.

Chris
01-09-2005, 11:16
Dammit, forgot about the english and the welsh. I guess thats about 90,000 in Cardiff Arms park?

It might have been, had the Arms Park not been demolished. It's the Millennium Stadium now. ;)

Nugget
01-09-2005, 11:17
Dammit, forgot about the english and the welsh. I guess thats about 90,000 in Cardiff Arms park?

Actually, I was thinking of second place then. These two british teams have played each other twice already this season. First match was attended by about 60,000 and was a draw. The replay attracted about 45,000. I expect about 65,000 this weekend.
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Correct gazzae.

Cardiff Arms Park? Probably won't be much of a crown there - wasn't it demolished in 1997 ;)

As for the Millenium Stadium, there may be a few punters in :disturbd:

Chris
01-09-2005, 11:18
Cardiff Arms Park? Probably won't be much of a crown there - wasn't it demolished in 1997 ;)

As for the Millenium Stadium, there may be a few punters in :disturbd:

Only one minute this time ... you're improving. :D

Nugget
01-09-2005, 11:19
I don't believe it - he's done it again (just a minute this time :p: )
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Only one minute this time ... you're improving. :D

And again!!!!!!!

:fit:

gazzae
01-09-2005, 11:19
I think the Millenium Stadium and Croke Park are similar in capacity so it could be pretty even.

Orior
01-09-2005, 11:39
My last sport poser was so rubbish and riddled with errors that I wonder would you permit me to post another, albeit more accurate one?



Iâ₠¬ÃƒÆ’¢â€žÂ¢ve been discussing this with a few guys in work. How many sports are there that deploy a handicap system? There are the two obvious ones †“ but are there any others?

gazzae
01-09-2005, 11:45
Golf, Pool and Horse Racing? :confused:

Orior
01-09-2005, 12:12
Pool? What about sailing/yachting - anyone know?

gazzae
01-09-2005, 12:18
Some Pool leagues have handicaps AFAIK.

Think you are right with sailing.

Wicked_and_Crazy
01-09-2005, 12:19
Cardiff Arms Park? Probably won't be much of a crown there - wasn't it demolished in 1997 ;)

As for the Millenium Stadium, there may be a few punters in :disturbd:


Would that be the triple crown ;)

Nugget
01-09-2005, 12:22
Would that be the triple crown ;)

Absolutely - only three people :)







Damn you :D
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Some Pool leagues have handicaps AFAIK.

Think you are right with sailing.

How do you have a handicap in pool :confused:

What do they do - cut one of your hands off :disturbd:

gazzae
01-09-2005, 12:47
How do you have a handicap in pool :confused:

What do they do - cut one of your hands off :disturbd:

Say for example if you had a high handicap you may need to win only 5 games to win the match but if you had a low handicap you may need to win 7 games.

BBKing
01-09-2005, 13:29
What do they do - cut one of your hands off

Make you drink ten pints first.

Nugget
01-09-2005, 13:32
Make you drink ten pints first.

Actually, that is marginally more sensible, isn't it :D

Atomic22
01-09-2005, 20:51
i always play pool better after a long chat with the nice danish fella mr carlsberg

Stuart
01-09-2005, 21:12
How do you have a handicap in pool :confused:


Play with a limp
















































Cue?

Angua
01-09-2005, 22:27
There is also Greyhound Racing AFAIK and I have just discovered Croquet and 10 pin Bowls (team events).