Me and the Pie Eater, had the tickets and the hotel booked for months, last year was a fantastic event(apart from the ref screwing us), I'm sure this year will be just as good

Me +7, first time I've been so hopefully going to be a hell of a day

me + 2

Quite a few Cas fans going then. I hope the boys do you proud and build on Sunday's victory. I would love nothing more than to get a good winning run going.

To all you Cas fans what are going on Saturday have a good weekend, dont be shy come and sit with your bestest mates from t'other side of the common and cheer us on against the whinos', we'll be shouting for you on Sunday

You may just need your thermals .

First year I will have missed. There are a number of factors as to why I am not going. The friendly locals breaking the jaw of one of our party for being english were a mojor consideration.
The ground is too far out from the centre of Edinburgh too. Much prefered Cardiff tbh.
Of course our form too has a bearing, I am not busting a gut too go watch them when the players can't be d.

As it's my first year going, could anybody let me know how expensive it is up there? and can anyone suggest a decent pub or is it best off just going straight into the ground?

Hi

we went up last year and to be honest it was pretty expensive the lager in the ground was more expensive than when the union crowd play there (well that was accordin to 2 scottish blokes who were infront of us in the queue who were livid at the increase)

We had a really good time in the Murrayfield Hotel, BBQ in garden and lots of fans gathered there, lots of singing and banter.

Heard stories that people were refused entry into pubs in town if they had team shirts on

Cardiff was by far a better the people were more welcoming and the stadium better placed and warmer!!!

Take your jumpers its bloomin freezing up there

Thanks for the heads up on all accounts, better remember my jacket then...How come people were getting refused into pubs for representing their clubs? or is it just a Scottish thing?

A lot of Glasgow and Edinburgh pubs have a 'no colours' rule: it's mainly aimed at Glasgow-Rangers; Hibs-Hearts and associated emnities. But it's a blanket ban.