| Footy stag 16:51 - Sep 23 with 756 views | Horndeansaint |
This may be something many of you have tried but if not I thoroughly recommend it. Myself plus both sons (youngest being the stag), did a mini European tour to watch Ghent vs Liege on Friday, Borussia Möenchengladbach vs Mainz on Saturday and Feyenoord vs Utrecht on Sunday. All done on trains although Mrs HS dropped us at St Pancras as trains don’t run early enough to get a Eurostar at a sensible time. Absolutely epic time was had, Belgian Delirium Tremens gets top spot. 15 goals, 16 bookings, 2000 km and loads of memories. |  | | |  |
| Footy stag on 08:39 - Sep 25 with 368 views | SaintNick |
There is a bigger market for it now and companies running trips like this, also some of the non League clubs have catered for stag parties, AFC Totton have had a couple of games where the stag himself has been the mascot for the day and the party have been wined dined and entertained in hospitality .
Apart from holding the captains hand as the teams walked out, the stag also had footballs fired at him as he stood in goal by his mates and a few other things |  |
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| Footy stag on 22:28 - Sep 26 with 179 views | Horndeansaint |
We very much wanted to avoid anything corporate as much as possible whilst acknowledging that buying tickets as a tourist is a bit corporate. We travelled independently and made our own timetable which is what made it such fun. | | | |
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