where is everyone watching France -v- England?

where is everyone watching France -v- England?

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shnozz

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28,008 posts

278 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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decisions decisions.

no way I am driving anywhere to watch the footie. So either I leave an hour before the end of the race, find a nice hotel somewhere and park up for the night.

Or I can walk to somewhere showing the game from Houx.

Whats everyone else planning on doing?

DustyC

12,820 posts

261 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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Opps, sorry Shnozz, I forgot to ask the camper people.
I'll get on to it now...

andykent

355 posts

248 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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I'm hoping that the Lotus / Caterham 7 club have their huge marquee and giant telly in Camping Blue again. We watched england v denmark in the world cup 2 years ago, and last year they had the canadian grand prix. They charge a few euros entry for chairidy, but it's nice and close to maison blanche where we are staying.

shnozz

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28,008 posts

278 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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cheers for that. sorry to sound a bit arsey but a maybe isnt enough to make sure i hang around. i will be mortified if i miss the match. so unless i get a definate i will be off before the end of the race. shame really cos the sunday night around the campsite is a bit more chilled out drinking compared to friday and saturday

andykent

355 posts

248 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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maybe one of the lotus/caterhams guys can post a reply. Sunday is always a cool night, but even though the racing had finished still couldn't get any sleep throught the night because of the thousands of fireworks that were going off for hours on end. Brilliant!

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

278 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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Schnozz yhm

MikeE

1,850 posts

291 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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how about arranging a Houx PHs night out in LM town (or are we likely to get mugged by the pissed off locals when we beat them)

I was planning to find a bar which is showing it when we go to the parade on Friday.

tony_996hasgone

3,160 posts

265 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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MikeE said:
I was planning to find a bar which is showing it when we go to the parade on Friday.

ditto... unless some very organised person in Houx decides to take along a big screen!

>> Edited by tony_996hasgone on Tuesday 18th May 14:31

DustyC

12,820 posts

261 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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shnozz, still no answer. I'll try and find out tonight.

Its more likely that we will walk into Arnage and have a bit to eat and watch the game in a bar.
The atmosphere in Arnage is excellent.

rviant

1,273 posts

260 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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Tony we could always just get a TV in france and watch it at our motorhome if the Motorhome guys bother to turn up that is

there are 18 of us so even if we get a £90 pound french tele its still a fiver each and Houx has electrics

>> Edited by rviant on Tuesday 18th May 15:29

tony_996hasgone

3,160 posts

265 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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Viant, good idea... but knowing our organisational skills, there won't be too many Electrical Appliance shops open at 7.30pm on the Sunday night!?!

MikeE

1,850 posts

291 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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DustyC said:
shnozz, still no answer. I'll try and find out tonight.

Its more likely that we will walk into Arnage and have a bit to eat and watch the game in a bar.
The atmosphere in Arnage is excellent.


How far is the walk into Arnage (and what direction is it)?

froglet

88 posts

271 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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If the 2002 World Cup's anything to go by you wont have problems finding a telly in Houx Annexe to watch the game on. There's usually dozens of Sat dishes in the site (you might need to get em to tune it off the porn channels !!) My suggestion is to have a wander round and just get chatting, don't forget to have loads of beers. Some for yourself AND some for your unexpected hosts ! If you really can't find one there (quite unbelievable)why not try the bar just outside Terte Rouge corner or walk into town from there,Arnage is quite a trek from Houx I'd have thought. The main road into town has a few bars as I remember. That said. As I'm camping in Beausejour I would hope to be in the PMU Sports bar in Arnage.......

rralston

701 posts

252 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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froglet said:
That said. As I'm camping in Beausejour I would hope to be in the PMU Sports bar in Arnage.......


We'll see you there !! 20 of us staying in Beausjour, but planning to walk over to Arnage for the game. Should be wearing appropriate t-shirts !

planetdave

9,921 posts

260 months

Tuesday 18th May 2004
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shnozz said:
decisions decisions.

no way I am driving anywhere to watch the footie. So either I leave an hour before the end of the race, find a nice hotel somewhere and park up for the night.

Or I can walk to somewhere showing the game from Houx.

Whats everyone else planning on doing?


I'll be in Huox on Sunday night. Tell me where to go (steady now!) and its another Ingerland Ingerland spouting pisshead available

DustyC

12,820 posts

261 months

Wednesday 19th May 2004
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MikeE said:

DustyC said:
shnozz, still no answer. I'll try and find out tonight.

Its more likely that we will walk into Arnage and have a bit to eat and watch the game in a bar.
The atmosphere in Arnage is excellent.



How far is the walk into Arnage (and what direction is it)?


Not long (and that way).

Or to be more helpful, about 30 mins and out of Masion blanche, turn left at road and follow the road.
(MB is near main entrance. Swap "MB" for "main entrance" and the instructions are the same).

MikeE

1,850 posts

291 months

Wednesday 19th May 2004
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DustyC said:

MikeE said:


DustyC said:
shnozz, still no answer. I'll try and find out tonight.

Its more likely that we will walk into Arnage and have a bit to eat and watch the game in a bar.
The atmosphere in Arnage is excellent.




How far is the walk into Arnage (and what direction is it)?



Not long (and that way).

Or to be more helpful, about 30 mins and out of Masion blanche, turn left at road and follow the road.
(MB is near main entrance. Swap "MB" for "main entrance" and the instructions are the same).



yeah I now know where you mean - that's way to far from Houx (I'm a lazy tosser)

DustyC

12,820 posts

261 months

Wednesday 19th May 2004
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From Houx walk through the track to porsche curves and go through the tunnel. Usually hundreds of people walking from Houx/blanche/bleu to Arnage so just ask and follow!

fat arnie

1,656 posts

270 months

Wednesday 19th May 2004
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Andykent - L7 Club will be there. We'll have the match and the f1 as per usual.

Entry either 10€ or £10 (haven't decided yet) all of which goes to the Leukaemia Research Fund - see [url]here|www.lrf.org.uk/en/1/successstoriesclubs.html[/url]for more details.

Over £20k of this figure has been raised by the Club at Le Mans over the last 10 years.

Pistonheads are of course welcome - program times will be pinned to the wall of the gents bog on Bleu. Arrive early, but not so early we send you away again!



>> Edited by fat arnie on Wednesday 19th May 23:14