oooh great idea!!! :wacky:

we could personolize them with their name on their sleeve oohh I love it!

We need only consider how we finance the shirts ;)

Yeah, somebody suggested that a while back. I think it's a must. We have to do that, so they will remember it forever. But who wants to take care of that? That costs money too.

 

Apropos money... ahem:

 

Yeah, how long must we wait for it?

Yeah, how long must we pay for it?

Yeah, how long must we wait for it

For it...

 

Edit: Nicole, I love your new sig. :heart:

How about, if we would print yellow Wembley shirts for each of the guys? We could then they throw on the stage!

Yeah, some of us already thought about it and we were also thinking about giving them to a roadie on a previous concert in order to make sure they COULD wear them in Wembley if they wanted...

Yeah, some of us already thought about it and we were also thinking about giving them to a roadie on a previous concert in order to make sure they COULD wear them in Wembley if they wanted...

 

That's really a very good idea !!! It would be awesome :D

give them a wembley yellow t-shirt, sounds good.... just a suggestion we could give them then an extra postcard with all our signs :nice: just an idea.

 

anyways is already decided how to get the t-shirts. i've read that on one of the possible shops there weren't female t-shirts or only worked for US/Uk :confused: may be i am mistaken. (i should have been more updated about that :embarassed: )

I have got a question about public transport tickets.

 

I'll arrive on Saturday at 8:00 in Heatrow and will stay in London until Sunday 17:30.

In this time, i want to use public transport all day long.

Which ticket should I buy?

hi people anyone could tell me about the tickets..is it for sale now or what?? cause i don't live in uk..:huh:

 

They went on sale late November. There is a small number of tickets remaining, but are mostly rubbishly seats (like right "behind the goal-posts" at the back of the stadium in row ZZ.

SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

 

for multiple reasons

:escaping:

DITTO

:D:D:D:dance::dance::dance::guitarist::guitarist: :guitarist::drummer::drummer::drummer::flutterby: :flutterby: :flutterby::escaping:

 

FYI: T-shirt thread--anyone with design ideas welcome!!!;)

And we must definitely somehow get these shirts to the guys!!!

Yeah, somebody suggested that a while back. I think it's a must. We have to do that, so they will remember it forever. But who wants to take care of that? That costs money too.

 

Apropos money... ahem:

 

Yeah, how long must we wait for it?

Yeah, how long must we pay for it?

Yeah, how long must we wait for it

For it...

 

Edit: Nicole, I love your new sig. :heart:

 

Thanks Julie!

 

And the Chrissy shirt, I would personally pay ;)

And we must definitely somehow get these shirts to the guys!!!

 

*cough*

We've got an address ... and maybe with another heads up to Debs we could possibly ask her for assistance or at least for her opinion how to get the t-shirts to the guys well in advance :)

And the Chrissy shirt, I would personally pay ;)

Me too. There will be fight about who's going to pay that! :evil:

i don't think the guys would ever wear the shirts on stage or anything like that, though i think it would be cute to throw one or two onstage at the gig. i wouldn't think they'd pick them up and put them on, but i think with soo many of us wearing them, especially up front, they might like a closer look at them :P

 

and yessss, we need more designs in the tshirt thread by the end of the month!

Me too. There will be fight about who's going to pay that! :evil:

 

I call the Guy shirt.. since i called it first :P

 

but it'll need my phone number printed on it as well :lol:

 

edit there might be a hige gap between front row and stage.. throwing things on could be difficult..

I

edit there might be a hige gap between front row and stage.. throwing things on could be difficult..

That's what I was thinking too :confused:

 

Otherwise, if they get them BEFORE the show they could eventually take it into consideration to actually wear them. Maybe for the encore?!

 

That's why I suggested the postal addy and Debs? Just a thought though.

There will be a gap, definitely. I also think that all Coldplay friends and family will be in front of us too.

 

They'd have to be scrunched up tight to be aerodynamic.

i don't think balling them up tight would be a problem...but i wonder how big the gap will be. in the indoor arena tour, i was right up front, and while the gap was there, it wasn't huge, really. it was basically a gap for photographers, security, and movie cameras...no more than 5-7 feet deep. however, things may be totally different at this gig. i also wonder...do you think friends and family will be up front? i guess that's what makes sense, but was it that way with muse/other acts that have played there? i was under the impression that when it's GA, friends and family kept to the stage wings or other, more secure areas. even if they were in a partitioned section, i wouldn't want all the normal people talking to me and clawing at me :P

i don't think the guys would ever wear the shirts on stage or anything like that, though i think it would be cute to throw one or two onstage at the gig. i wouldn't think they'd pick them up and put them on, but i think with soo many of us wearing them, especially up front, they might like a closer look at them :P

 

and yessss, we need more designs in the tshirt thread by the end of the month!

:lol: I love the idea of throwing the shirts onstage; however I don't know how strict they are about throwing stuff to the band. I've heard stories that you can get thrown out if you throw ANYTHING onstage :uhoh:

^eek, really? i've seen people do it loads of times, but i never watched to see what happened to them. i guess i won't be risking it, then :P

there might be a hige gap between front row and stage.. throwing things on could be difficult..

 

 

We pack into each shirt a fair trade chocolate - then fly them better ;)

i don't think balling them up tight would be a problem...but i wonder how big the gap will be. in the indoor arena tour, i was right up front, and while the gap was there, it wasn't huge, really. it was basically a gap for photographers, security, and movie cameras...no more than 5-7 feet deep. however, things may be totally different at this gig. i also wonder...do you think friends and family will be up front? i guess that's what makes sense, but was it that way with muse/other acts that have played there? i was under the impression that when it's GA, friends and family kept to the stage wings or other, more secure areas. even if they were in a partitioned section, i wouldn't want all the normal people talking to me and clawing at me :P

 

Well they'd be separated, plus it depends how many there are, they couldn't all be backstage, plus apart from Gwyneth they're all just regular people themselves and even Gwyneth will slum it next to the normal people at the shows. :P

 

That being said, I'm only guessing. But I'd imagine there would be a helluva lot of their family and friends that would want to see them play Wembley.

Okay, what have you talked about here? :uhoh: I haven't been able to come here for a while.

I don't think its worth the risk throwing something unless we get word that the person throwing it won't get kicked out!! And depends how close everyone is to the front, it'd be crap if you throw it from a few rows back and it falls short :lol: :P.

Well they'd be separated, plus it depends how many there are, they couldn't all be backstage, plus apart from Gwyneth they're all just regular people themselves and even Gwyneth will slum it next to the normal people at the shows. :P

 

That being said, I'm only guessing. But I'd imagine there would be a helluva lot of their family and friends that would want to see them play Wembley.

 

very true, i was just wondering how logical it would be for them to partition a big section right in the front for friends and family if there are going to be a lot of them...the only place i've ever seen that done (and been aware of it :P) is live 8 and big shows like that, and even then, i think they were slightly off to the side. and you're definitely right about most of them being normal people and not necessarily celebrities, but i think knowing our level of obsessiveness, people like us would be able to recognize some of their siblings or whatever and perhaps try to talk to them! :lol:

 

anyway, no way of knowing, but for our sakes, i hope friends and family aren't smack in the front!

:lol: I love the idea of throwing the shirts onstage; however I don't know how strict they are about throwing stuff to the band. I've heard stories that you can get thrown out if you throw ANYTHING onstage :uhoh:

 

Chavi and I threw balloons on stage, and we didn'tget kicked out... then again what harm does a balloon do?

 

We pack into each shirt a fair trade chocolate - then fly them better ;)

 

i'll pack a stella for guy while were at it :lol:

 

I don't think its worth the risk throwing something unless we get word that the person throwing it won't get kicked out!! And depends how close everyone is to the front, it'd be crap if you throw it from a few rows back and it falls short :lol: :P.

 

exactly, going through all the trouble of getting them shirts, and then missing the stage .. :(

 

and also if we roll em up in a ball or wrap t or whatever, are they going through the trouble of unwarpping it?? while maybe preforming? we need an insider :lol: