Champion's League Final - Emirates Screening

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Whilst it would have been nice to have been there, in Budapest, to go to the game, the ticket cost and the travel would have made it almost impossible to have done it.

Instead we are going to go up to the Emirates and watch it on the big screens. My brother Neill booked the tickets on the first round that was pretty much for season ticket (Gold) holders. It means that Phil, who goes when I can't, is unable to join us.

The ticket price was £15 and Club Level tickets £20. We decided to see what Club Level seats are like. You never know. I might win the lottery tonight and buy us all a seat up there instead of Block 11 in the Lower seating area.


Tickets are as usual in the Google wallet but are blue instead of the usual Arsenal red.  What shirt to were?

My collection of Arsenal shirts goes back many years. I'll decide tomorrow.

Plus, we also need to check out the weather forecast. All week it has been hot and muggy at home. Shorts and t-shirts. Tomorrow though?

Hopefully my new beanie hat will arrive in time, otherwise I'll have to look out an old Arsenal Champion's League titfer-tat.

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