Premiere League & World Soccer Thread

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bleedorange0037 said:
Which team are you wanting to see? Or would any EPL game do?
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I'd prefer a game in one of the more iconic/larger stadiums; if a game like Brentford vs. Bournemouth was the only option I'm not sure I'd go.

Also, this is just purely a hypothetical question. I don't have a trip planned or anything but would really like to catch an EPL game someday.
 
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05_never_again said:
I'd prefer a game in one of the more iconic/larger stadiums; if a game like Brentford vs. Bournemouth was the only option I'm not sure I'd go.

Also, this is just purely a hypothetical question. I don't have a trip planned or anything but would really like to catch an EPL game someday.
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Fulham will probably the most realistic place to score tickets pretty easily. Their new Riverside Stand is basically a tourist stand. The only caution I’d give is that, in an effort to combat the ground being completely taken over by away fans, they will often won’t sell you a ticket to any of the London derbies unless you have a prior purchase history.

Also, just my .02, but Craven Cottage is my second favorite ground in England after Goodison. Still somewhat old school and located in a fantastic part of London.
 
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bleedorange0037 said:
Fulham will probably the most realistic place to score tickets pretty easily. Their new Riverside Stand is basically a tourist stand. The only caution I’d give is that, in an effort to combat the ground being completely taken over by away fans, they will often won’t sell you a ticket to any of the London derbies unless you have a prior purchase history.

Also, just my .02, but Craven Cottage is my second favorite ground in England after Goodison. Still somewhat old school and located in a fantastic part of London.
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Oh cmon bleed. Send him to QPR!
 
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