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Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



norwichhammer 3:25 Tue Sep 30
New York
A question for all the well travelled WHO community. I am looking at taking my fiancΓ© to the Big Apple for valentine's day for a long weekend 4 days to be exact. Anyway my first thoughts are.
Is it to far to go for 4 days?
Would it be worth the cost Β£1400 all in plus spending money
and last but not least for WHO has been to New York what would you recommend. Oh one last thing the hotel is in the financial district near the 9/11 memorial is the city easily accessible from that part of town.

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Vexed 12:49 Thu Oct 2
Re: New York
You've fucked up with the position of your hotel, fucking miles away from the good shit.

simon.s 12:30 Thu Oct 2
Re: New York
It's gonna be cold, but that's when he wants to go.

Ronald_antly 12:19 Thu Oct 2
Re: New York
Don't go in February. It can be a tad nippy at that time of year.

normannomates 11:22 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Norwich ' the gap ' hammer

I like it.

norwich hammer 11:15 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Eastend joker,it's not me lol
Another one up here and the username is the same but I have a gap,if this one start posting loads of pony remember I have the gap πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

Whitstable_hammer 2:32 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
It's also very different to visit a place than to live there.

From 2005-07 I lived in NY whilst on temporary secondment. In mid 2007 my company wanted to make the move permanent, I said no (because I didn't like living there) and returned to the UK and left the company.

In 09 I joined a different company and moved back out to Boston, but still have lots of friends in NY so go visit approx once a month, and love to visit the place.

SD is no better, I go 3 or 4 times a year (my boss is actually based there), I normally tag on a weekend to each business trip but after that weekend I have had enough.

simon.s 1:52 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Like I said, it's not everybody's cup of tea, but I reckon it's somewhere you should go and see, if only once.

di_kezio 1:48 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
I went to New York for two weeks last year. Best thing I did was a sunset sail around Manhatten. Here's the link: http://www.zerve.com/SailNYC/SunsetAD

They pick you up at about 8pm, and then sail down to the Statue of Liberty. It lasts about 3 hours, and chanpagne/wine/beer is included in the price. You get to sit up on deck, and the view of Manhatten as the sun goes down and all the lights come on is just amazing. It might be booked up for Valentines day, but it's certainly worth doing on any other day they have available. Cannot recommend enough!

BarryShitpeas 1:43 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
If money no object try the Hudson. Sister of the Sanderson in London.

keepitfluffy 1:42 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
simon.s 1:37 Wed Oct 1

Moved back the the UK earlier this year. Lived in SD for 6 years prior to moving to NY.
To be honest the west coast is far batter place to visit/live than the east coast. I don't understand the obsession to visit NY, Florida etc... Much nicer places in the UK and Europe...

simon.s 1:37 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
But you still lived there for four years?

SD is great, but totally different, and he wants to go to NY.

Zammo 1:36 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
What is the bar that overlooks the empire state building and gives you red robes in winter?

Loved that place but the name always escapes me.

keepitfluffy 1:29 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
After living in NYC for 4 years, my advice would be...


... go to San Diego.

eastend joker 1:25 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
your always away you !

defjam 1:10 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Cosmo - So you'd go for 3 minutes?

simon.s 1:09 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Cosmo, it's not for everyone, agreed. But you seem to be in the minority here.

norwichhammer 12:51 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Thanks for the advice so far it's greatly appreciated!! I knew I could count on you guys for solid information.

cosmo smallpiece 12:41 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
4 days? It's too far to go for 4 minutes. Fucking shithole. Hate the place.

DaveT 11:44 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Dark and dingy

DaveT 11:44 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
HMP.
McSorleys have been doing 2 for 1 at least from 1986!
Hotel in financial district is fine, plenty of subway stations close. At weekend it will be very quiet and a lot of places will be shut. Great pub called White Lion just off Broadway by Battery Park Plaza. Dark and sunny but good atmosphere during week. You will have a great time and if it snows even better. They clear it from the streets quickly. If going to Macy's go to visitor center to get discount card. Used to have show your passport but think they may just require uk credit card

bobbymoore 10:49 Wed Oct 1
Re: New York
Norwich,

I have a great guide that someone gave to me for when I went there a couple of years ago.

I'm just out atm on my mobile, but when I get back I will whomail you and I'm happy to send the guide to you if you want for free.

I went November time and 4 days is plenty.

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