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king warrior wrote:
Anyone know a bar in Amsterdam what will show any games?


I don't know if they still do but we watched the Bulls-Panthers WCC in The Stones Cafe when we were there. You might struggle though with the Euros on. They had two cafes when I was last there. A big one that develops into a party type atmosphere and a smaller more lounge based one. We were lucky to get a good spec in the latter as there literally is room for about fifteen people.

http://www.stonescafe.nl/
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Unlikely I know...

But anyone know anywhere in Devon (particularly around Sidmouth) with Premier Sports?
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McClennan wrote:
I don't know if they still do but we watched the Bulls-Panthers WCC in The Stones Cafe when we were there. You might struggle though with the Euros on. They had two cafes when I was last there. A big one that develops into a party type atmosphere and a smaller more lounge based one. We were lucky to get a good spec in the latter as there literally is room for about fifteen people.

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[quote="Mark"]Great game of rugby league. Fantastic atmosphere, Wigan were breathtaking and dominant in all areas for the first 25 minutes, coupled with us making alot of dumb mistakes,then fortunately they brought McIlorum on which helped us back into the game. I thought some of the tries we scored to get us within two we're out of this world stuff. Towards the end we had to force it a little and we had a few things go wrong, i.e Monas kick on the first for King and Solomona going off who was causing havoc. Wigan were clinical in their eventual execution of us. Proud of Wire today and gave us a little glimpse to the future. Silverwood was awful as per, but I expect no less. Tomkins is a world class player and by far the best english player in SL. Wigan are a champion side and would be a worthy winner of taking our title as challenge cup. Good luck over the next month and a bit.[/quote]
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In Amsterdam, I've watched rugby in Coco's Outback (http://www.cocosoutback.com/ before now and they have plenty of screens. The grub's good too.
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just_browny wrote:
In Amsterdam, I've watched rugby in Coco's Outback (http://www.cocosoutback.com/ before now and they have plenty of screens. The grub's good too.
Cheers i'll check them both out like whats been said might struggle with the football on but i hope someone will put it on :lol:
[quote="Mark"]Great game of rugby league. Fantastic atmosphere, Wigan were breathtaking and dominant in all areas for the first 25 minutes, coupled with us making alot of dumb mistakes,then fortunately they brought McIlorum on which helped us back into the game. I thought some of the tries we scored to get us within two we're out of this world stuff. Towards the end we had to force it a little and we had a few things go wrong, i.e Monas kick on the first for King and Solomona going off who was causing havoc. Wigan were clinical in their eventual execution of us. Proud of Wire today and gave us a little glimpse to the future. Silverwood was awful as per, but I expect no less. Tomkins is a world class player and by far the best english player in SL. Wigan are a champion side and would be a worthy winner of taking our title as challenge cup. Good luck over the next month and a bit.[/quote]
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Does anybody know anywhere on International Drive in Orlando, Florida that might be showing the Grand Final...?
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laurawigan89 wrote:
Does anybody know anywhere on International Drive in Orlando, Florida that might be showing
the Grand Final...?


Super League games are live on Fox Soccer Plus in America so seek out somewhere with that. Maybe someone can be more specific for you but worst case you can catch it on that.
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king warrior wrote:
Cheers i'll check them both out like whats been said might struggle with the football on but i hope someone will put it on :lol:


I've watched SL in Coco's Outback before. The place is a bit like Walkabout.
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Off to Salou/Cambrils area in Spain - any tips where I can catch the Wigan - Widnes, Widnes - Cas games?
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crooky wrote:
I've watched SL in Coco's Outback before. The place is a bit like Walkabout.
Cheers Crooky going here 100%

http://www.cocosoutback.com/read/1230/s ... rigin.html
[quote="Mark"]Great game of rugby league. Fantastic atmosphere, Wigan were breathtaking and dominant in all areas for the first 25 minutes, coupled with us making alot of dumb mistakes,then fortunately they brought McIlorum on which helped us back into the game. I thought some of the tries we scored to get us within two we're out of this world stuff. Towards the end we had to force it a little and we had a few things go wrong, i.e Monas kick on the first for King and Solomona going off who was causing havoc. Wigan were clinical in their eventual execution of us. Proud of Wire today and gave us a little glimpse to the future. Silverwood was awful as per, but I expect no less. Tomkins is a world class player and by far the best english player in SL. Wigan are a champion side and would be a worthy winner of taking our title as challenge cup. Good luck over the next month and a bit.[/quote]
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