Yes, it’s shut again towards Grangetown, for 40 minutes.
This will be reduced if the arseholes stay away from the police line .
So, don’t blame the club, don’t blame the Plod, we all know where the blame lies !
Cue, normal moaning :hehe:
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Yes, it’s shut again towards Grangetown, for 40 minutes.
This will be reduced if the arseholes stay away from the police line .
So, don’t blame the club, don’t blame the Plod, we all know where the blame lies !
Cue, normal moaning :hehe:
It'll be too bloody cold to hang around after the game.. :old:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
It causes chaos, everyone will park the other side this time, and a bumper crowd so get there early!
Not moaning, but I will look forward to passing hundreds of Leeds fans coming in the opposite direction down Hadfield Road after the game has finished.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Going by the previous experience when Sloper Road was closed after the Bristol game... there was little to none police presence and there were so many opposing fans going down Hadfield Rd that many people (including families with children) had to walk on the road, thereby trying to avoid the cars, as Hadfield Road is not closed to cars after the game like Sloper Road is.
Is it Drakeford ? ? ? do I win a fiver ? ?Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
This. Just pushes fans around the corner. I'm anticipating leaving early when we are 3 nil down anyway. Off down the Bay for the Devils afterwards.Quote:
Originally Posted by KingOfSiamIAm