GLASGOW CITY CENTRE PREMIER LODGE
Jul 28th 2004, 9:29 pm
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GLASGOW CITY CENTRE PREMIER LODGE
I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
and is there good transport to the hotel?.
Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
hotel?.
Thanks once again.
Here is the address of the hotel:
10 Elmbank Gardens
Glasgow
Strathclyde
G2 4PP
P.S. SORRY FOR THE CROSS-POSTING
Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
and is there good transport to the hotel?.
Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
hotel?.
Thanks once again.
Here is the address of the hotel:
10 Elmbank Gardens
Glasgow
Strathclyde
G2 4PP
P.S. SORRY FOR THE CROSS-POSTING
Jul 28th 2004, 9:41 pm
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Re: GLASGOW CITY CENTRE PREMIER LODGE
"NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's walkable but
it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public transport, your best bet would
be to go to Charing Cross low level train station and get the train to
Bellgrove, then from there it's a 10-15 minute walk to the ground.
Alternatively you could get a number 62 bus from near your hotel and that
drops you off very close to the ground. I used to live in Charing Cross and
I did the journey many times.
To get to the hotel from the city centre is very easy. You can walk it in
ten minutes (look for Charing Cross) or get a cheap taxi if you're not sure
where it is.
> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
> hotel?.
You might get a taxi, but the roads are a nightmare immediately after a
match at Parkhead. My suggestion would be to wait half an hour then get a
taxi, or start walking into the town and either get a train or bus back to
Charing Cross or just walk it all the way.
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> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's walkable but
it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public transport, your best bet would
be to go to Charing Cross low level train station and get the train to
Bellgrove, then from there it's a 10-15 minute walk to the ground.
Alternatively you could get a number 62 bus from near your hotel and that
drops you off very close to the ground. I used to live in Charing Cross and
I did the journey many times.
To get to the hotel from the city centre is very easy. You can walk it in
ten minutes (look for Charing Cross) or get a cheap taxi if you're not sure
where it is.
> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
> hotel?.
You might get a taxi, but the roads are a nightmare immediately after a
match at Parkhead. My suggestion would be to wait half an hour then get a
taxi, or start walking into the town and either get a train or bus back to
Charing Cross or just walk it all the way.
Jul 28th 2004, 9:53 pm
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"John E" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
>> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
>> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>
> Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's walkable
> but it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public transport, your best
> bet would be to go to Charing Cross low level train station and get
> the train to Bellgrove, then from there it's a 10-15 minute walk to
> the ground. Alternatively you could get a number 62 bus from near your
> hotel and that drops you off very close to the ground. I used to live
> in Charing Cross and I did the journey many times.
Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh and
agree with all of the above.
> To get to the hotel from the city centre is very easy. You can walk it
> in ten minutes (look for Charing Cross) or get a cheap taxi if you're
> not sure where it is.
Walking is good except if you have a lot of luggage. Taxi is easiest
option, shouldn't cost much more than a few quid.
>> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from
>> Celtic Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge
>> city centre hotel?.
>
> You might get a taxi, but the roads are a nightmare immediately after
> a match at Parkhead. My suggestion would be to wait half an hour then
> get a taxi, or start walking into the town and either get a train or
> bus back to Charing Cross or just walk it all the way.
Agreed with the wait option. When i take the car it is always best to
wait til the end of the game, let most of the fans leave before strolling
down to try and get out of the jams.
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> "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
>> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
>> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>
> Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's walkable
> but it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public transport, your best
> bet would be to go to Charing Cross low level train station and get
> the train to Bellgrove, then from there it's a 10-15 minute walk to
> the ground. Alternatively you could get a number 62 bus from near your
> hotel and that drops you off very close to the ground. I used to live
> in Charing Cross and I did the journey many times.
Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh and
agree with all of the above.
> To get to the hotel from the city centre is very easy. You can walk it
> in ten minutes (look for Charing Cross) or get a cheap taxi if you're
> not sure where it is.
Walking is good except if you have a lot of luggage. Taxi is easiest
option, shouldn't cost much more than a few quid.
>> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from
>> Celtic Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge
>> city centre hotel?.
>
> You might get a taxi, but the roads are a nightmare immediately after
> a match at Parkhead. My suggestion would be to wait half an hour then
> get a taxi, or start walking into the town and either get a train or
> bus back to Charing Cross or just walk it all the way.
Agreed with the wait option. When i take the car it is always best to
wait til the end of the game, let most of the fans leave before strolling
down to try and get out of the jams.
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Jul 28th 2004, 9:56 pm
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"sme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "John E" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> > "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> >> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
> >> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> >
> > Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's walkable
> > but it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public transport, your best
> > bet would be to go to Charing Cross low level train station and get
> > the train to Bellgrove, then from there it's a 10-15 minute walk to
> > the ground. Alternatively you could get a number 62 bus from near your
> > hotel and that drops you off very close to the ground. I used to live
> > in Charing Cross and I did the journey many times.
> Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh and
> agree with all of the above.
Beltane Street, but my living room looked onto Kent Road. It's an excellent
place to live, but very expensive.
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> > "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> >> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
> >> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> >
> > Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's walkable
> > but it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public transport, your best
> > bet would be to go to Charing Cross low level train station and get
> > the train to Bellgrove, then from there it's a 10-15 minute walk to
> > the ground. Alternatively you could get a number 62 bus from near your
> > hotel and that drops you off very close to the ground. I used to live
> > in Charing Cross and I did the journey many times.
> Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh and
> agree with all of the above.
Beltane Street, but my living room looked onto Kent Road. It's an excellent
place to live, but very expensive.
Jul 28th 2004, 10:01 pm
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"John E" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>> "John E" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>> > "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> >> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow
>> >> City Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic
>> >> Football Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>> >
>> > Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's
>> > walkable but it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public
>> > transport, your best bet would be to go to Charing Cross low level
>> > train station and get the train to Bellgrove, then from there it's
>> > a 10-15 minute walk to the ground. Alternatively you could get a
>> > number 62 bus from near your hotel and that drops you off very
>> > close to the ground. I used to live in Charing Cross and I did the
>> > journey many times.
>> Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh
>> and agree with all of the above.
>
> Beltane Street, but my living room looked onto Kent Road. It's an
> excellent place to live, but very expensive.
how long ago was that? Mine was the other way around. I lived on Kent
Road but all my windows looked onto Elderslie Street.
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>> >> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow
>> >> City Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic
>> >> Football Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>> >
>> > Depends what you mean by near. If it's a nice night then it's
>> > walkable but it will take you maybe 45 minutes. By public
>> > transport, your best bet would be to go to Charing Cross low level
>> > train station and get the train to Bellgrove, then from there it's
>> > a 10-15 minute walk to the ground. Alternatively you could get a
>> > number 62 bus from near your hotel and that drops you off very
>> > close to the ground. I used to live in Charing Cross and I did the
>> > journey many times.
>> Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh
>> and agree with all of the above.
>
> Beltane Street, but my living room looked onto Kent Road. It's an
> excellent place to live, but very expensive.
how long ago was that? Mine was the other way around. I lived on Kent
Road but all my windows looked onto Elderslie Street.
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Jul 28th 2004, 10:10 pm
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"sme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "John E" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> >> Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh
> >> and agree with all of the above.
> >
> > Beltane Street, but my living room looked onto Kent Road. It's an
> > excellent place to live, but very expensive.
> how long ago was that?
Just over 2 years ago.
> Mine was the other way around. I lived on Kent
> Road but all my windows looked onto Elderslie Street.
Very close then...
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> >> Whereabouts in Charing Cross John? I used to live in Kent Road. Oh
> >> and agree with all of the above.
> >
> > Beltane Street, but my living room looked onto Kent Road. It's an
> > excellent place to live, but very expensive.
> how long ago was that?
Just over 2 years ago.
> Mine was the other way around. I lived on Kent
> Road but all my windows looked onto Elderslie Street.
Very close then...
Jul 29th 2004, 12:32 am
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"NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
> hotel?.
The hotel is in the Charing Cross area and used to be the Charing Cross
Tower Hotel. It isn't too handy for Celtic Park but is in an ideal place
for a night in Glasgow afterwards.
If you arrive at Queen Street Station, get a low level train to Charing
Cross station which is next to the hotel. If you get into Central station
then a taxi from the rank outside would be best.
The easiest way to get to Celtic Park(or the piggery dependant on which side
of the divide you're on) would be to get a black cab to take you. After the
game, getting a taxi is difficult due to the crap road network in the east
end of the city so walking towards the town centre would be the best bet.
The fare will probably be 5 or 6 pounds.
Gary
P.S. hope you thrash them
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> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
> hotel?.
The hotel is in the Charing Cross area and used to be the Charing Cross
Tower Hotel. It isn't too handy for Celtic Park but is in an ideal place
for a night in Glasgow afterwards.
If you arrive at Queen Street Station, get a low level train to Charing
Cross station which is next to the hotel. If you get into Central station
then a taxi from the rank outside would be best.
The easiest way to get to Celtic Park(or the piggery dependant on which side
of the divide you're on) would be to get a black cab to take you. After the
game, getting a taxi is difficult due to the crap road network in the east
end of the city so walking towards the town centre would be the best bet.
The fare will probably be 5 or 6 pounds.
Gary
P.S. hope you thrash them
Jul 29th 2004, 12:35 am
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"Garymac" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
>> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
>> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from
>> Celtic Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge
>> city centre hotel?.
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> The easiest way to get to Celtic Park(or the piggery dependant on
> which side of the divide you're on)
He isn't on any side of the 'divide' Gary. He is supporting his team
Newcastle.
> would be to get a black cab to
> take you. After the game, getting a taxi is difficult due to the crap
> road network in the east end of the city so walking towards the town
> centre would be the best bet.
>
> The fare will probably be 5 or 6 pounds.
>
> Gary
>
> P.S. hope you thrash them
Why? It's a friendly.
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> "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
>> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
>> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from
>> Celtic Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge
>> city centre hotel?.
<< snipped >>
> The easiest way to get to Celtic Park(or the piggery dependant on
> which side of the divide you're on)
He isn't on any side of the 'divide' Gary. He is supporting his team
Newcastle.
> would be to get a black cab to
> take you. After the game, getting a taxi is difficult due to the crap
> road network in the east end of the city so walking towards the town
> centre would be the best bet.
>
> The fare will probably be 5 or 6 pounds.
>
> Gary
>
> P.S. hope you thrash them
Why? It's a friendly.
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Jul 29th 2004, 12:45 am
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"sme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> >> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
> >> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> >>
> >> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from
> >> Celtic Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge
> >> city centre hotel?.
> << snipped >>
> > The easiest way to get to Celtic Park(or the piggery dependant on
> > which side of the divide you're on)
> He isn't on any side of the 'divide' Gary. He is supporting his team
> Newcastle.
> > would be to get a black cab to
> > take you. After the game, getting a taxi is difficult due to the crap
> > road network in the east end of the city so walking towards the town
> > centre would be the best bet.
> >
> > The fare will probably be 5 or 6 pounds.
> >
> > Gary
> >
> > P.S. hope you thrash them
> Why? It's a friendly.
Some people heh! I hope we thrash you too, but I can't see it if we can't
even beat Ipswich;(
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> > "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> >> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football
> >> Club and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> >>
> >> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from
> >> Celtic Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge
> >> city centre hotel?.
> << snipped >>
> > The easiest way to get to Celtic Park(or the piggery dependant on
> > which side of the divide you're on)
> He isn't on any side of the 'divide' Gary. He is supporting his team
> Newcastle.
> > would be to get a black cab to
> > take you. After the game, getting a taxi is difficult due to the crap
> > road network in the east end of the city so walking towards the town
> > centre would be the best bet.
> >
> > The fare will probably be 5 or 6 pounds.
> >
> > Gary
> >
> > P.S. hope you thrash them
> Why? It's a friendly.
Some people heh! I hope we thrash you too, but I can't see it if we can't
even beat Ipswich;(
Jul 29th 2004, 12:49 am
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> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
> hotel?.
> Thanks once again.
> Here is the address of the hotel:
> 10 Elmbank Gardens
> Glasgow
> Strathclyde
> G2 4PP
> P.S. SORRY FOR THE CROSS-POSTING
P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in parkhead
otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
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> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
> hotel?.
> Thanks once again.
> Here is the address of the hotel:
> 10 Elmbank Gardens
> Glasgow
> Strathclyde
> G2 4PP
> P.S. SORRY FOR THE CROSS-POSTING
P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in parkhead
otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
Jul 29th 2004, 12:51 am
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> P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in parkhead
> otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
If he walked along with the thousands of Celtic fans going to the match
there would be no bother at all.
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> P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in parkhead
> otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
If he walked along with the thousands of Celtic fans going to the match
there would be no bother at all.
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>> Why? It's a friendly.
>
> Some people heh! I hope we thrash you too, but I can't see it if we
can't
> even beat Ipswich;(
lol. Noticed people getting a bit too caught up in it over at the OF NG's
as well.
Pre-season friendlies are to get fitness and test out new players or new
formations.
Although it is good to gub the other team!! ;-)
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>> Why? It's a friendly.
>
> Some people heh! I hope we thrash you too, but I can't see it if we
can't
> even beat Ipswich;(
lol. Noticed people getting a bit too caught up in it over at the OF NG's
as well.
Pre-season friendlies are to get fitness and test out new players or new
formations.
Although it is good to gub the other team!! ;-)
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> "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
>> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
>> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
>> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
>> hotel?.
>> Thanks once again.
>> Here is the address of the hotel:
>> 10 Elmbank Gardens
>> Glasgow
>> Strathclyde
>> G2 4PP
>> P.S. SORRY FOR THE CROSS-POSTING
>
>
> P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in
parkhead
> otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
Is that you Jim? Nice of you to comment on the generosity of the Celtic
fans, willing to share their drink with opposition fans. :-)
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>> I have finally booked a hotel and i will be staying at Glasgow City
>> Centre Premier Lodge hotel. Is it near to Glasgow Celtic Football Club
>> and is there good transport to the hotel?.
>> Finally, will taxi's pick people up after football matches from Celtic
>> Park and does it cost much from there to the premier lodge city centre
>> hotel?.
>> Thanks once again.
>> Here is the address of the hotel:
>> 10 Elmbank Gardens
>> Glasgow
>> Strathclyde
>> G2 4PP
>> P.S. SORRY FOR THE CROSS-POSTING
>
>
> P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in
parkhead
> otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
Is that you Jim? Nice of you to comment on the generosity of the Celtic
fans, willing to share their drink with opposition fans. :-)
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>> P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in parkhead
>> otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
>
> If he walked along with the thousands of Celtic fans going to the match
> there would be no bother at all.
I was going to post the very same thing but there is always sod's law.
Jim's family might be going!! :-)
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berlin.de:
> "Bluenosed bear" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> P.S. get a taxi there and back, you will probably get mugged in parkhead
>> otherwise or have a bottle of buckie thrust at you.
>
> If he walked along with the thousands of Celtic fans going to the match
> there would be no bother at all.
I was going to post the very same thing but there is always sod's law.
Jim's family might be going!! :-)
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sme
"It'll never last..."
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Jul 29th 2004, 1:44 am
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Re: GLASGOW CITY CENTRE PREMIER LODGE
"sme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "pantsonfire" <[email protected]> wrote in news:gj6Oc.2441
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> >
> > "sme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> Why? It's a friendly.
> >
> > Some people heh! I hope we thrash you too, but I can't see it if we
> can't
> > even beat Ipswich;(
> lol. Noticed people getting a bit too caught up in it over at the OF NG's
> as well.
> Pre-season friendlies are to get fitness and test out new players or new
> formations.
> Although it is good to gub the other team!! ;-)
Gub?!? I would settle for a 1-0 at the moment. We should have all of our
shiney new signings by the time we play youse. Any news on Celtic signing
someone?;p
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> "pantsonfire" <[email protected]> wrote in news:gj6Oc.2441
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> >
> > "sme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> >> Why? It's a friendly.
> >
> > Some people heh! I hope we thrash you too, but I can't see it if we
> can't
> > even beat Ipswich;(
> lol. Noticed people getting a bit too caught up in it over at the OF NG's
> as well.
> Pre-season friendlies are to get fitness and test out new players or new
> formations.
> Although it is good to gub the other team!! ;-)
Gub?!? I would settle for a 1-0 at the moment. We should have all of our
shiney new signings by the time we play youse. Any news on Celtic signing
someone?;p
