Using Gatwick Meet & Greet Ahead of Sporting Stag
It is my good friend’s wedding later this summer and to mark the occasion we’re going on a stag weekend to Berlin at the start of May.
It is sure to a good affair although whether I’ll remember it all I wouldn’t like to say.
To make the hassle of the airport just a bit easier, I’ve booked the services of a Gatwick meet & greet parking company. Using these boys makes the whole trip a more enjoyable experience and make the trip home far less time consuming.
The plans include a trip to the Olympic Stadium to watch Hertha Berlin take on Bayern Munich – this inparticular is something I’m very much looking forward too.
Camcorder Accessories for Filming Football
With the popularity in web-based video soaring, with demand growing thanks to rise in popularity of mobile hand-held devices, I’ve been researching options on how to publish filmed footage from football matches online.
I’ve had to purchase some new camcorder accessories to carry out the recordings but, with new batteries and cables now bought, I’m now able to put together a brief highlights package from my local junior team’s home games.
I’m not making out it’s like Match of the Day or anything, certainly there is no annoying presentation from Gary Lineker, but it’s an affordable and easy way of keeping fans up-to-date with the club.
Categories: football Tags: battery, camcorder accessories, football
The Wasps Set the Pace in Division 2
As a supporter of a team whose level is near the bottom of the Scottish leagues, I may not get to rejoyce in the glamour and starry event of a Championship League game but the game can still be entralling.
Look at the Second Division as an example. This is the most competive league in Scotland due to the play-off system. At the end of the season, off the 10 teams in the league, four will be involved in the play-offs while two teams will either be promoted or relegated depending on which end of the table they end up.
Currently, my side Arbroath are trying to starve off the threat of relegation while it’s the Wasps (Alloa) who are looking likely for the top spot.
However, with the league tight – and plenty of points up for grabs – the season is far from being decided just yet.
Trying To Book a Sporty Stag Weekend in Scotland
A good friend of mine gets married later this year, and we’re currently trying to organise the necessary stag weekend in Scotland.
It is a surprisingly difficult task, what with eight names on the list all with different budgets and all with a difference lists of ‘wants’ from the weekend.
As it stands, we’re thinking of basing ourselves in Edinburgh – which, as you would expect from a capital city, has a great range of bars, clubs and the like.
And for a couple of activities we’re thinking of heading north to Perthshire for a spot of quad-biking, mountain biking and maybe even white water rafting.
Categories: football Tags: edinburgh, scotland, stag weekend
Januray Transfer Window Remains Open
Thus far, the January transfer has been very, very dull.
Nothing of note has happened, unless your interested in Arbroath selling three players (including their captain) to local rivals Forfar?
No, I thought not.
In the Premiership, things are cagey to say the least. Some of the lesser teams – the Hulls, Stokes and Wigans of the game – have been busy picking up low-priced signings but there is nothing really exciting about signing Gary Caldwell.
The big teams have been very quiet. Liverpool picked up Maxi (who has sat on the bench for his first few games) but surely a couple of big name signings must be on the way?
Categories: football Tags: football, Gary Caldwell, Januray, Transfer
