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Attended the Blind Veterans annual meal today, in the Ricoh Suite with my dad at the Stadium
Was lucky enough to be given a tour afterwards. Short but sweet
Particularly enjoyed seeing all the away shirts hung up in the Laundry Room. Either donated by players or given by City players who had exchanged them with an away player and then donated them to the room
Now we’re in the Premiership, we should be making money on Stadium Tours like most clubs?
i cant help smerking to myself..
Blind veterans having a tour of the stadium
Had similar thought. Feel quite guilty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks
I recently did the camp nou for the first time. their trophy room is bigger than the CCS
Does wandering around looking for mate who was lost count ?
At the San Siro there’s two trophy areas one for Inter the other for ACQuote:
Originally Posted by TISS
And two changing rooms etc
I asked the guide why they needed two changing rooms if the two teams were ground sharing
If looks could kill
Such cynicism guys!Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn
All the people taking part in the tour were long time City supporters. Many like my dad, having been watching the team for the best part of their long lives. My dad first went down in the 46/47 season. Last game v Plymouth Boxing day 2009, so at least he managed to see one game in the new stadium. One veteran of 95 first saw the team play in the last season before WWII. The names being bandied about by the those there, were the likes of Stan Richards, Alfie Sherwood, Stan Montgomery and many others. All true legends back then, and still are today
Are there changing rooms for Inter, Milan and away teams, or do they use the other as the away changing room?Quote:
Originally Posted by light up the darkness
can we play them next year , might need the points ( sorry Mr soul this is a joke )Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn
The both home team changing rooms are glorious to beholdQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Visiting teams get changed in a shed