Manchester shows
- secretchord
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Re: Manchester shows
wooohooohhh.....
my tickets just arrived in the post, 20th June, 2 tickets in the gallery
my tickets just arrived in the post, 20th June, 2 tickets in the gallery
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Re: Manchester shows
I've just bought The Guardian, but to save hours of wading through numerous pages of the various sections, could anyone tell me where the Leonard ad is?!
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To save everyone time, the Leonard ad doesn't appear to be in the main Guardian, Review, Guide or Weekend. What should I try next? the Money section?!
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Shoot! I've just realised the secretchord's ad was posted in the early hours, so it was probably Friday's Guardian I should have bought.
- secretchord
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Re: Manchester shows
erm yes, technically I should have said yesterday's guardianJohn Etherington wrote:Shoot! I've just realised the secretchord's ad was posted in the early hours, so it was probably Friday's Guardian I should have bought.
it was a very nice advert as it happens but I guess that's not much help now
Re: Manchester shows
To put everyone out of their misery....
Hands up those of you who are going to buy the Guardian at 4am on that day...
Hands up those of you who are going to buy the Guardian at 4am on that day...

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Re: Manchester shows
Hi Gina,
Don't tell the touts, but the Manchester thing is just a cover-up. The Guardian are rumoured to have booked the Isle of Wight that day to accomodate their entire readership. Those of us who can't afford tickets should have no trouble tearing the fences down!
Love, John E
Don't tell the touts, but the Manchester thing is just a cover-up. The Guardian are rumoured to have booked the Isle of Wight that day to accomodate their entire readership. Those of us who can't afford tickets should have no trouble tearing the fences down!
Love, John E
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Re: Manchester shows
Thanks guys - looks like we can relax until the 4th. When and where do they print the "Manchester" Guardian these days? Where do programmes like Newsnight get their advance copies? Could anyone post details here the evening before?
Still reliving every second of:1970 Isle of Wight, 1985 Birmingham, 2008 Manchester OH , Edinburgh, Cardiff, Bournemouth, Birmingham, 2009 Liverpool and ................ :o)
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Hi Brokenhill,
It's not a local Manchester paper that we're talking about here, it's yer actual Guardian! So any newstand in the UK should have it.
All the best, John E
It's not a local Manchester paper that we're talking about here, it's yer actual Guardian! So any newstand in the UK should have it.
All the best, John E
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Hello Brokenhillbrokenhill wrote:Thanks guys - looks like we can relax until the 4th. When and where do they print the "Manchester" Guardian these days? Where do programmes like Newsnight get their advance copies? Could anyone post details here the evening before?
John's right: The 'Manchester Guardian' is THE Guardian, as in the national broadsheet. It used to go by its full name, as it's based in Manchester.
As for advance copies: I work at the Beeb and we certainly get them, but anyone can. Papers are normally available at about 2am from whoever is open! Try a 24hr place if you're going to do that. I am hoping it's not just a case of ring-a-number or the touts will ruin it for us all the second time around.
Gina
Re: Manchester shows
Well I am completley devastated NOT to be able to get hold of a ticket for Manchester!!!!
Prices hiked up way beyond my means
When I was younger I took my wedding ring off my finger and flogged it to get a ticket to see Brian Patten!
Should have left the thing on my finger for an even bigger event!!!
Hence my tears sob sob
Prices hiked up way beyond my means
When I was younger I took my wedding ring off my finger and flogged it to get a ticket to see Brian Patten!
Should have left the thing on my finger for an even bigger event!!!
Hence my tears sob sob

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Re: Manchester shows
Think positive Ms (T?) Blue,
Start visualising yourself in a nice central postion a few rows from the stage, and wait for miracles. That's what I did, and it worked!
All good things, John E
Start visualising yourself in a nice central postion a few rows from the stage, and wait for miracles. That's what I did, and it worked!
All good things, John E
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Thanks for that john but you know how it goes sometimes you can be waiting for a miracle
waiting for a miracle to come... and it doesnt!!!!
Bless you anyway
waiting for a miracle to come... and it doesnt!!!!
Bless you anyway

Re: Manchester shows
Secret chord played and it pleased the lord and he got two tickets, i didnt play and got none.enjoy mate
liverpool, Manchester,Leeds.
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Re: Manchester shows
Hey ms blue, don't give up. The Guardian will presumably be selling the best part of 1900 tickets, so get the paper on April 4 and gave it a go. I'd be very surprised if the tix go on sale on that day. It is very likely to be one of those "collect 10 tokens over the next 2 weeks" sort of offers.ms.blue wrote:Well I am completley devastated NOT to be able to get hold of a ticket for Manchester!!!!
Prices hiked up way beyond my means
When I was younger I took my wedding ring off my finger and flogged it to get a ticket to see Brian Patten!
Should have left the thing on my finger for an even bigger event!!!
Hence my tears sob sob
Good luck.