Something to do before the England v NZ Game on Saturday


By London Scottish
November 3 2010

London Scottish have changed their kick off time against Cambridge on the 6th November to encourage maximum support against title challengers and 'auld enemies Cambridge'. The time will be 12:30 kick off at the the Athletic Ground, which will allow all those scooting off to Twickenham for the England v New Zealand game plenty of time to grab a pint and some grub on route!

LSFC v Cambridge : 12:30 Kick off

We will also be hosting a 'Pre International Brunch' which will more than set you up for a full day of rugby. The cost per head:

£35 for London Scottish members and season ticket holders

£45 for non-members

Included is:
Champagne / Bucks Fizz reception
Full English Breakfast
Match ticket
Programme
Half-time drinks service
Free Parking on an International matchday and
Roast chicken baguettes for those heading onto Twickenham or staying in the bar to watch the game afterwards!

For more information please contact the office on 0208 940 7156 or email alex.karonias@londonscottish.com

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Something to do before the England v NZ Game on Saturday
Discussion started by ComeAllWithin.co.uk , 03/11/2010 10:25
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London Scottish thought that this might be of interest to Quins fans who might be going to the England match on Saturday

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