Setanta on Saturday in Sheffield

[mr hibs fan]

Just to say to anyone down this neck of the woods at the weekend, the Dog and Partridge on Trippet Lane (just behind West St, along from The Grapes) is showing the Odense match on Saturday. Hopefully I'm not gonna be the only person standing in the middle of the pub come full time, pished out my tree bouncing up and down (though it won't stop me if I am!)!
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Anyone that posts on .net feel free to pass it on to there too - know they have at least one guy in Sheff, but can't be arsed signing up to post on there!

Cheers

Si

[Seven Tattoos]

If there are any other Hibbies in the Cardiff area then Dempsey's on Castle Street (it's where the South Wales Celtic SC drink) may show it. They certainly have Setanta but they don't always show Scottish matches unless Celtic are playing, i.e. market forces rule.

Not sure if I'll watch it there myself; may just go round the old man's as he can get Radio Scotland through his digital box.

Any other exiled Hibbies in England, Ireland or Wales got any suggestions for hostelries that may show Hibs matches during the coming season?

[mr hibs fan]

Not got a clue (I try and make it up for the home games anyway).... but anyone got any ideas how you can get them on the radio (no internet streaming thing).

I was JUST about to buy a DAB radio t'other day when found out that the regional BBC's are still only regional (even though can get BBC Scotland through Sky if still had it) and the only extra you stations you get with DAB are some smash hit's (no thanks) and Kerrrang (so no doubt can listen to Greenday three hundred times a day) shyte.

[Seven Tattoos]

Sorry mate, no idea. I've spent the odd Sunday and the odd Saturday (I go to most Cardiff City home games) listening to Radio Scotland through the old man's Sky box. Thing is, my old man no longer subscribes to Sky so I don't know how he still gets the Radio Scotland. I think it's got something to with the digital box he has for the telly.

I'll ask him tomorrow and let you know how it can be achieved.

You ain't missing much, mind! That Paul Mitchell, for one, is a depressin biased hertz turd.

N Gordon Smith makes me sick.