Pls Can Someone help - This is doing....
31 January 2002, 04:10 PM
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My head in !!!
Arsenal cannot do it unless Arsene Wenger leaves, Man Utd have done it more than any other British club, Everton, Charlton and Oldham have done it but Wimbledon will never do it unless Crystal Palace go bankrupt.
Man Utd did it in 1992, Aston Villa did it in their first attempt,Tottenham, Wolves, Leeds, Newcastle, Man City, West Ham have all done it, Liverpool did it in an unusual way.
No one did it last season, no one is expected to do it this season?
I look forward to all the answers...
Initial thoughts are Sharing grounds with Rugby teams !!!
31 January 2002, 04:22 PM
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Yep please - Everyone here at work is stumped and we are all selling nothing so it would be a good idea....
Otherwise Satellite Media Services will go bust He HA !!
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Paul
31 January 2002, 04:25 PM
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The answer is they've all hosted Rugby league matches.
Arsene Wenger has said "no" to a proposed move of the Silk-Cut Challenge cup final from Wembley to Highbury.
"There have been loads of Rugby League games held at Old Trafford. And in the recent Rugby League World Cup, Anfield staged a friendly games for the Australian team to get some practice in (so a non-competitive game and hence not in the usual way).
Everton and Oldham have staged Rugby League games and the London Broncos used to ground share the Valley with Charlton. Meanwhile Wimbledon wanted to ground share with the London Broncos, but it's not their ground, and Crystal Palace said no.
When I first came accross this it was that Man Utd have done it more than any other team in the league.
Edited to add, that I've just noticed the NUFC, Wolves etc, hope its the same answer
[Edited by Disco - 1/31/2002 4:27:22 PM]
Arsene Wenger has said "no" to a proposed move of the Silk-Cut Challenge cup final from Wembley to Highbury.
"There have been loads of Rugby League games held at Old Trafford. And in the recent Rugby League World Cup, Anfield staged a friendly games for the Australian team to get some practice in (so a non-competitive game and hence not in the usual way).
Everton and Oldham have staged Rugby League games and the London Broncos used to ground share the Valley with Charlton. Meanwhile Wimbledon wanted to ground share with the London Broncos, but it's not their ground, and Crystal Palace said no.
When I first came accross this it was that Man Utd have done it more than any other team in the league.
Edited to add, that I've just noticed the NUFC, Wolves etc, hope its the same answer
[Edited by Disco - 1/31/2002 4:27:22 PM]
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