Buffaloes Vs Storm - Curtain Raiser to Thunder Vs Saints : Sat May 23, 2009 6:13 pm  

Fixture Change Bramley Buffaloes fixture with Gateshead Storm, due to take place on Saturday 30th May, has being switched and will now take place at the Thunderdome in Gateshead, Kick Off 3:30pm. This will be prior to the Gateshead Thunder Vs St Helens Carnegie Challenge Cup tie. Gateshead Chairman Rob Jones said, “The Thunder club approached us to see if we would be interested in having a game as curtain raiser to the Cup tie with St Helens, we contacted Bramley who were pleased to help us out.” “This is a fantastic opportunity for our lads to play in a big arena with what we hope will be abig crowd watching, we would hope that both Thunder and St Helens fans come down and watch this Rugby League Conference National tie,” Concluded Jones. Buffaloes coach Mark Butterill said, “ We are always pleased to help our colleague our in the league and when this opportunity came up we said yes straight away.” Buffaloes fans wanting travel to Gateshead should contact the club on 07903246337, space is limited and seats will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Match information can be found at http://www.thunderrugby.com/, admission will be £5 for concession and £15 for adult. This covers both games. Advance tickets can be purchased at £13 from http://www.thunderrugby.com/. The reverse fixture will be played at the Arthur Miller Stadium on Thursday 25th June, 8pm Kick Off.

Fixture Change Bramley Buffaloes fixture with Gateshead Storm, due to take place on Saturday 30th May, has being switched and will now take place at the Thunderdome in Gateshead, Kick Off 3:30pm. This will be prior to the Gateshead Thunder Vs St Helens Carnegie Challenge Cup tie. Gateshead Chairman Rob Jones said, “The Thunder club approached us to see if we would be interested in having a game as curtain raiser to the Cup tie with St Helens, we contacted Bramley who were pleased to help us out.” “This is a fantastic opportunity for our lads to play in a big arena with what we hope will be abig crowd watching, we would hope that both Thunder and St Helens fans come down and watch this Rugby League Conference National tie,” Concluded Jones. Buffaloes coach Mark Butterill said, “ We are always pleased to help our colleague our in the league and when this opportunity came up we said yes straight away.” Buffaloes fans wanting travel to Gateshead should contact the club on 07903246337, space is limited and seats will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Match information can be found at http://www.thunderrugby.com/, admission will be £5 for concession and £15 for adult. This covers both games. Advance tickets can be purchased at £13 from http://www.thunderrugby.com/. The reverse fixture will be played at the Arthur Miller Stadium on Thursday 25th June, 8pm Kick Off.

: Thu May 28, 2009 5:15 pm  

Come and watch the buffaloes on Saturday at the Gateshead international stadium prior to the Gateshead Thunder Vs St. Helens game in the Carnegie Challenge Cup

3:30 kick off. Come down and watch a cracker of a game

: Thu May 28, 2009 5:30 pm  

FA Cup final tastic

: Thu May 28, 2009 6:08 pm  

Ski wrote:

FA Cup final tastic

cheers for the support

: Thu May 28, 2009 6:23 pm  

Marto wrote:

cheers for the support

You're welcome.

'Appen I won't there any road, and I would imagine most people who are going are going to watch the biggest domestic footy game of the year, especially given a large Everton fan base at Saints.

Should maybe have took this into consideration...

: Thu May 28, 2009 6:30 pm  

Good luck for the game, hope its a cracker and even with the obvious problems plenty of people turn out to watch it!!

I can't get over this weekend but good luck to both sides (although I hope Storm win )

: Thu May 28, 2009 7:43 pm  

Ski wrote:

Should maybe have took this into consideration...

Why?

: Thu May 28, 2009 7:43 pm  

Marto wrote:

Come and watch the buffaloes on Saturday at the Gateshead international stadium prior to the Gateshead Thunder Vs St. Helens game in the Carnegie Challenge Cup

3:30 kick off. Come down and watch a cracker of a game

May well be able to, depending on when my coach arrives!

: Thu May 28, 2009 7:51 pm  

Even with the clash with the FA cup it will probably be the case that a lot more people see the game this way than they would have otherwise which is good for both teams involved and having seen Bramley play before it could well be a fantastic game!

: Thu May 28, 2009 8:41 pm  

Unfortunately only the Tyne & Wear (home fans) stand will be open at 15:00 for the Storm Bramley game. The East Stand (Saints fans) will not be open until 16:30. This decision is beyond Storm's control.

If Saints fans get there early head for The Schooner pub....