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: In re:In re: How not to attend a football match
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Half the reason I planned a trip to London was to go watch Arsenal play, the north London football club (soccer) that I follow. Playing away at Fulham meant a less then competitive game (Fulham is facing relegation with their bottom 3 of the table spot) and while Fulham plays at Craven Cottage, one [...]Full post as published by In re: on January 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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