Celtic Foundation.What charity is he riding for?
They give donations to a huge variety of groups all over the world.
http://charity.celticfc.net/
Celtic Foundation.What charity is he riding for?
I'll look out for you and your pal who is raising money for the foundation when you both come to Ibrox.A wet and windy 15 mile round trip across Glasgow and back.
Midweek games in January still beat sitting in watching the telly.
Must be the rangers end.Made it to Celtic park yesterday.
They'd done well clearing the snow except for this bit
It really is the easiest way to get to most big stadiums.Rep. of Ireland v Northern Ireland on Thursday night.
We got the bus down from Belfast and decided that the best way to criss cross Dublin was on the Dublin Bikes. We'd to drop our bags at our hotel, then a cross city trip to collect tickets at the docks, then back to the hotel for dinner, then back across Dublin to the Aviva Stadium and back into town after the game. There's no way that we would've got where we needed within the timeframe if it wasn't for the bikes. The other two fella's do have bikes but aren't that keen but fair play to them, they loved scooting about the city and really seen that it is the only way to get somewhere on time! In fact the next day, we did a 9 mile loop around the city before boarding the bus home.
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before pay on the gate at sheffield wednesday became too expensive ( upto £42 depending on fixture!) i was always disapointed with the cycle rack at the back of the main stand. my u lock is stronger than the security rack and i would never lock my bike up anywhere outside the ground and expect it to be there after the game.
i now watch local non league matches (sheffield fc, hallam and dronfirld town. no problems there and always less than £10 entry plus i'm allowed to have a beer whilst watching the game. whats not to like. i am done with league footie now.
That's a shocking price.before pay on the gate at sheffield wednesday became too expensive ( upto £42 depending on fixture!) i was always disapointed with the cycle rack at the back of the main stand. my u lock is stronger than the security rack and i would never lock my bike up anywhere outside the ground and expect it to be there after the game.
i now watch local non league matches (sheffield fc, hallam and dronfirld town. no problems there and always less than £10 entry plus i'm allowed to have a beer whilst watching the game. whats not to like. i am done with league footie now.