@mike-h said:

Fair enough, if I'm going to correct someone, I deserved that.

@the-gipper said:

Really, his whole post was moronic, telling someone to eat a McDonalds, so I don't see why my nitpick on his Retarded post is offensive.

Also, he's a fucking idiot.

@thebrownbwner said:

Really? The one and only post you make in your career here and you are playing grammar cop?

@larryfine said:

What do the fries own?

Or do they have great "Fry is?"

You must be from East Cleveland, a product of their wonderful schools.

@londonbrown said:

Once the schedule is released in April, they usually have the game ironed out inside of 2 weeks.

@hoorta said:

Do try to pick a game when Howie, G-man, and Kieth are all in town, it's Board Reunion weekend, and a total blast. Oh, and there's a bar across from the Casino called the Tilted Kilt that meets with most of the guys approval.

What about a game when I'm in town????????

@londonbrown said:

It depends on how good seats you want. If you want really good seats, Stubhub is your best bet. If you're crossing the pond for a game, the extra $$$ are minimal in comparison. I recommendd 100 level higher than row 15, and the first 10 rows of the 500 level.

Do try to pick a game when Howie, G-man, and Kieth are all in town, it's Board Reunion weekend, and a total blast. Oh, and there's a bar across from the Casino called the Tilted Kilt that meets with most of the guys approval.

@the-gipper said:

I went there last year,,,,Steve was playing....I was the only board member there.....and he was great, as usual, even if Steve kept calling me Beanpot.....LOl.....sorry Steve. All's good my man....I love ya....in a non-homo way.

@londonbrown said:

Browns official site would likely be fine depending which game you wanted to go see, Stubhub may be better or other such sites to pay a little bit more for better seats which wont be available through the browns site. Were you planning on coming over for more than one game, if this likely to be a one off trip or at least a rare one, sometimes cheaper in long run to come over when two home games in a row and spend 10 days across, plenty things to do if its your first trip across.

@cdl15 said:

And this isn't even Monty Python.

another miss by the reaper. think i only got 2 out of my 9 lives left.

fuck it. i'm staying in for the rest of my life.

@londonbrown said:

I will be making my first trip across the pond to a game this year and I couldnt be more excited.

Obviously, the sooner we get flights sorted the better in terms of cost so wondered if there are any clues whatsoever on what dates the Browns will be playing home fixtures in 2014?

Or, as I suspect, are we all in the dark until the schedules are released in April?

Can u get me tickets???

@londonbrown said:

Again, another reason if you can to hook up with Howie/Garth/Kmac plus Zombo/Mark/Pavo Joe etc. They are usually shuttled around by some of us board patrons....or we find ways to hook up with them. The Eastland Inn in Berea has been a favorite. Last year WSS and I hooked up with the group at a brew pub in Strongsville. Maybe you can roll with the caravan.

@londonbrown said:

Some of you guys make Cleveland sound less safe than Baghdad it can't be that bad...

The ruins of league park (where the Cleveland rams played for a bit) is out that way if you wanted to see it. But really, there's nothing to see there of that much interest.

Just don't go much east past E. 9th and it's fine.