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yeah they do great tour packages of Wembley stadium at a reasonable price[img=/images/smiley/msn/shades_smile.gif][/img]
Would be very fantastic to see them in Summer 2009 at Wembley but I don´t believe in it much...
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I don't think they'll ever play Wembley Stadium ever again.
Roger hates the new Wembley Stadium, and I don't blame him. I think it looks ugly to begin with.
Roger hates the new Wembley Stadium, and I don't blame him. I think it looks ugly to begin with.
Absolutely no chance of it happening unless they are on the bill at a multi-artist event.
Plus, the pitch is too big for 5 a side...and who would they play?
The Stones aren't a 5 piece band, The Who might be for touring purposes (?), Iron Maiden aren't, Muse aren't.
It's be "winner stays on" with QPR, Def Leppard, & AC/DC.
The Stones aren't a 5 piece band, The Who might be for touring purposes (?), Iron Maiden aren't, Muse aren't.
It's be "winner stays on" with QPR, Def Leppard, & AC/DC.
i would wait days outside the stadium for a ticket if it happened! but luckily for me i wont have to freeze cos i know it wont ever happen
who would go in goal
Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.
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Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.[/QUOTE]
Where does that leave Mr. Moses then? He's a Yank too :P
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Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.[/QUOTE]
Where does that leave Mr. Moses then? He's a Yank too :P
sub goalie
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Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.
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Where does that leave Mr. Moses then? He's a Yank too :P
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Naturalised.
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Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.
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Where does that leave Mr. Moses then? He's a Yank too :P
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Naturalised.
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Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.
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Where does that leave Mr. Moses then? He's a Yank too :P
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Naturalised.
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Danny Miranda - as we saw in Escape to Victory, Americans are too dense to be taught football, but can just about cope with the simpler tasks like goalkeeping.
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Where does that leave Mr. Moses then? He's a Yank too :P
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Naturalised.
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Ahh
I saw Metallica at the new Wembley stadium last year....and it was actually very good. I walked though the turnstile and I was in the Live Aid 1985 area and there was a great big pic of Freddie right in front of me. I have to say, its a very impressive stadium.....it just looks a bit too "new" at the moment. When I went to the Freddie Tribute (which was the only other time I went to the old Wembley), I can just remember it being filthy dirty, the bogs stank of piss and there was mud everywhere - even though I was sat in the seats and it was a boiling hot day! I would definately go and see them there...its just a matter of selling 85000 tickets.