Who is going to the Calzaghe fight??????

**porkypara** · 04-03-2007 03:43 PM

Anybody eles going from saddo's?

Where are your seats and how much did they cost?

What time are you going into the stadium?

Who are you watching it with?

Who is going to win?(LOL)

**Bomp** · 04-03-2007 03:46 PM

Im going

Tickets were about $50

No idea where sitting, my brother has the ticket's

Calzaghe to win, but Manfredo to put a decent effort, but ultimately outclassed by UD.

**Tysonbruno** · 04-03-2007 03:46 PM

I was going to go but did'nt want 35,000 calzaghe fans to kick my ass for cheering for Manfredo wish i had now though

**porkypara** · 04-03-2007 03:49 PM

Originally Posted by tysonbruno

I was going to go but did'nt want 35,000 calzaghe fans to kick my ass for cheering for Manfredo wish i had now though

loads of tickets on e bay going for half there face value if you are still interested mate.

**littlebif** · 04-04-2007 03:14 PM

Paid £220 for mine iam in block b2. Is there any good pubs around the stadium?

**superheavyrhun** · 04-04-2007 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by littlebif

Paid £220 for mine iam in block b2. Is there any good pubs around the stadium?

Wetherspoons is alright just over the road from Gate 2 (I think) into the stadium. Check out the City Arms for a decent pub and plenty of Welsh people, and I also like Callaghans on the bridge between the Cardiff RFC stadium and the road.

**porkypara** · 04-04-2007 04:41 PM

Originally Posted by littlebif

Paid £220 for mine iam in block b2. Is there any good pubs around the stadium?

Good place to start is the Spring Bock bar.Its about 10 to 15 minutes walk from the stadium so it does not tend to get quite so full on sporting occasions.

**littlebif** · 04-04-2007 07:39 PM

Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

Originally Posted by porkypara

Good place to start is the Spring Bock bar.Its about 10 to 15 minutes walk from the stadium so it does not tend to get quite so full on sporting occasions.

Wetherspoons is alright just over the road from Gate 2 (I think) into the stadium. Check out the City Arms for a decent pub and plenty of Welsh people, and I also like Callaghans on the bridge between the Cardiff RFC stadium and the road.

**superheavyrhun** · 04-05-2007 01:34 AM

Originally Posted by littlebif

Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

Originally Posted by porkypara

Good place to start is the Spring Bock bar.Its about 10 to 15 minutes walk from the stadium so it does not tend to get quite so full on sporting occasions.

Wetherspoons is alright just over the road from Gate 2 (I think) into the stadium. Check out the City Arms for a decent pub and plenty of Welsh people, and I also like Callaghans on the bridge between the Cardiff RFC stadium and the road.

Cheers...I used to live in Cardiff and made it a point of pride to be a regular at anywhere worth drinking in. If you do want to look further afield and venture out to other parts of town, you'd do well to check out 'The Crwys' in Cathays and most of the pubs in Cardiff Bay too. You won't get out till pretty late, maybe 1am, so maybe check out the City Arms for a few right by the stadium...'Clwb Ifor Bach' is down the alley to the left of City Arms, and is usually open till 3 or 4ish, but is a Welsh music club. Barfly is very indie, but i don't know much about the clubs that play dance music...it ain't my arms race.