Who's going to Manchester
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 05:27
who's planning on going to Manchester for Calzaghe V Lacy??
Daveyswan
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Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 05:46
Yep - only got cheap seats but should be a good 'un
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 05:49
I wouldn't mind going, i've asked a few people in the village that i live in if they want to go & have had a poitive response, so chances are that i will, i'd probably pay around £200 for tickets, i'm fairly sure that should get a decent view at the MEN.
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 05:50
Is there any difference between £40 and £50 tickets??
Daveyswan
Daveyswan
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 05:54
About a tenner.... 
Personally, I'm watching this from home, the thought of buying a ticket only for Calzaghe to get injured again is more than I could bear.
Personally, I'm watching this from home, the thought of buying a ticket only for Calzaghe to get injured again is more than I could bear.
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 06:46
all that way to c calzaghe whacked out in half a dozen rdsjamesmcdonnell wrote:About a tenner....
Personally, I'm watching this from home, the thought of buying a ticket only for Calzaghe to get injured again is more than I could bear.
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 08:43
I would love to but I booked my Ireland holidays before. But I´m not that far away. 
Knock him out, Joe!!!!!
Knock him out, Joe!!!!!
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 09:15
Nah will get a better view sitting on me arse watching it on ITV 1.
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 09:33
I might as well give my little trip a plug. I've organised a package from London for my white collar boxing club.
Flights from Heathrow, airport transfer, hotel room (priced for shared twin), £150 tickets - row D, lower tier balcony.
£400 or £350 if paid in full before new year. I've got a full row of seats reserved, pm me if you want to come along.
I'll be there and if Calzaghe isn't i'll be hunting the valleys with a cleaver.
Flights from Heathrow, airport transfer, hotel room (priced for shared twin), £150 tickets - row D, lower tier balcony.
£400 or £350 if paid in full before new year. I've got a full row of seats reserved, pm me if you want to come along.
I'll be there and if Calzaghe isn't i'll be hunting the valleys with a cleaver.
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 09:35
You're a braver man than I. Calzaghe is so injury prone these days, that's a lot of wedge to fork out for a fight which has the potential to be called off.
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 09:46
I'm hoping that Joe's stock is so low he won't want to bear the avalanche of humiliation that will come his way if he pulls out.
He knows he's quite the laughting stock these days and even his home support can't be taken for granted forever.
Also i expect Frankie has plenty of pressure on him now his golden goose has flown. I wouldn't be surprised if FW washed his hands of him if he didn't start acting like he wanted a boxing career.
I'll still be biting my nails until March but i'm as confident as you can be in this situation
He knows he's quite the laughting stock these days and even his home support can't be taken for granted forever.
Also i expect Frankie has plenty of pressure on him now his golden goose has flown. I wouldn't be surprised if FW washed his hands of him if he didn't start acting like he wanted a boxing career.
I'll still be biting my nails until March but i'm as confident as you can be in this situation
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 09:58
I'd love to get more expensive seats but lost enough money over the last couple of years on Belfast etc... But hey we're going for a 2 nighter bit of clubbing on the Friday etc!
Should be a cracker!! injury permitting!
Daveyswan
Should be a cracker!! injury permitting!
Daveyswan
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 11:52
I believe the Enzo v Nelson fight is on the undercard
Posted: 20 Dec 2005, 12:57
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/4545982.stmSmit wrote:I believe the Enzo v Nelson fight is on the undercard