Essex Senior Cup Final

[Kel]

The Essex Senior Cup Final will be played at Dagenham & Redbridge between AFC Hornchurch and Colchester United on Monday 29^th March 2010, 7.45ko.

 

 

Ticket prices will be:

 

£10.00 Adult

£5.00 Concessions

£2.00 U16s (accompanied by an adult)

 

The programme will cost £2.00.

No advanced tickets, pay on the night.

[Nutchutney]

Do we know how much it will cost to get in?

[Kel]

Not yet.

[obis]

Can't see more than 200 Colchester going. Lets double that!

[Eastside Urchin]

Unless my missus pops wuick i may not be able to make it,although i could drive,just in case i have to dash off

[officialspokesman]

Unless my missus pops wuick i may not be able to make it,although i could drive,just in case i have to dash off

 

 

What days the baby due.

[Eastside Urchin]

March the 30th.Happy days

[officialspokesman]

March the 30th.Happy days

 

 

Mines due a few days later, good luck to you and Romford Babe.

[Eastside Urchin]

lol romford babe,we are now discussing home birth,just to be on the safe side

[Fat Tom Daley]

I am currently planning to release a edition of the fanzine for this game which will include a poster

[Eastside Urchin]

you don't miss a trick,do ya kidder???

[Baron of Black Fen]

Can tickets be bought on the night or is it all ticket and tickets bought through the club ?

[Hornchurch "O"]

Just bring Alice along Rob.

[officialspokesman]

Can tickets be bought on the night or is it all ticket and tickets bought through the club ?

 

 

I would have thought a match of such importance would have to be all ticket.

Romford have won the ESC on five occasions now, how many times have AFCH won it?

Good luck in the final, I do however think Colchester United Ladies reserve side may just be a little to strong on the night.

Edited March 15, 2010 by officialspokesman

[cup of tea]

Can tickets be bought on the night or is it all ticket and tickets bought through the club ?

 

 

I would have thought a match of such importance would have to be all ticket.

Romford have won the ESC on five occasions now, how many times have AFCH won it?

Good luck in the final, I do however think Colchester United Ladies reserve side may just be a little to strong on the night.

 

You are correct but I believe the last time Romford won it was in 1947 (or 63 years ago). Either that or Wikipedia have got their facts wrong.

Edited March 15, 2010 by cup of tea

[Urchins]

Can tickets be bought on the night or is it all ticket and tickets bought through the club ?

 

 

I would have thought a match of such importance would have to be all ticket.

Romford have won the ESC on five occasions now, how many times have AFCH won it?

Good luck in the final, I do however think Colchester United Ladies reserve side may just be a little to strong on the night.

 

You could of course argue that since Romford formed in 1992 they haven't won it at all.

 

Fact is, we're in the final and you're not. It would be nice if we could all congratulate and support each other but it seems your more sinister agenda is more fashionable at the moment

[officialspokesman]

Can tickets be bought on the night or is it all ticket and tickets bought through the club ?

 

 

I would have thought a match of such importance would have to be all ticket.

Romford have won the ESC on five occasions now, how many times have AFCH won it?

Good luck in the final, I do however think Colchester United Ladies reserve side may just be a little to strong on the night.

 

You could of course argue that since Romford formed in 1992 they haven't won it at all.

 

Fact is, we're in the final and you're not. It would be nice if we could all congratulate and support each other but it seems your more sinister agenda is more fashionable at the moment

 

The truth is that after winning it five times it got kind of boring, so we thought it best to give the little clubs a chance.

[Eastside Urchin]

romford in their current format have won it 0 times,we in our current format have won it once and are in the final this season.Nuff said really

[officialspokesman]

romford in their current format have won it 0 times,we in our current format have won it once and are in the final this season.Nuff said really

 

 

Same name, same colours, same supporters, same great football, SAME CLUB.

Edited March 15, 2010 by officialspokesman

[Eastside Urchin]

Sorry mate,but you can't have it both ways.You can't (or your fans) say one minute that AFC Hornchurch are a completely different club from Hornchurch FC but when the roles are reversed it is ok for Romford to be classed as the same club

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

well i suppose you can as you are a romford fan and normal rules obviously don't apply