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Tribune Auvergne Central. Section 3 Row 25 seats 148-155.
Anyone near us?
Leave Paris Bercy on the 9am train on the Saturday.

Other games for R4 (French Time):

Fri 16th Dec 8:45pm Glasgow v R92
Sat 17th Dec 2pm UBB v Exeter
Sat 17th Dec 4:15pm Tigers v
Sat 17th Dec 4:15pm ST v Zebre
Sat 17th Dec 6:30pm Westies v Wasps
Sat 17th Dec 8:45pm v Saints
Sun 18th Dec 2pm Scaaarlets v RCT
Sun 18th Dec 2pm CO v MHR
Sun 18th Dec 6:30pm Sale v Saracens

Café Pascal in the Place De La Victoire should be showing all of the above, the Saturday line is really good Looking forward to heading to the Auvergne, they are a great bunch of lads!

Will be interesting to see how Tigers and Saints respond. Would love to see Connacht get one over Wasps but I cant see that happening unfortunately

Neill_M wrote:Café Pascal in the Place De La Victoire is the main rugby pub/meeting place. Usually shows all the other games on the tv etc. It is open on Sundays. There is also the Still, don't know what it is like as last time as it was a Sunday when we went there and it was shut (game previous day). The Place de la Victoire has a Christmas Market running most of December.

, Connacht and are all on tv on the Saturday in round 4.

Currently sitting in this bar. The Affligem Christmas beer is rather tasty and they have a fair range of food. Can't miss the place as its next to the cathedral at the top (vertically) of the town and bang next to the Christmas market.

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waggonsroll wrote:

Neill_M wrote:Café Pascal in the Place De La Victoire is the main rugby pub/meeting place. Usually shows all the other games on the tv etc. It is open on Sundays. There is also the Still, don't know what it is like as last time as it was a Sunday when we went there and it was shut (game previous day). The Place de la Victoire has a Christmas Market running most of December.

, Connacht and are all on tv on the Saturday in round 4.

Currently sitting in this bar. The Affligem Christmas beer is rather tasty and they have a fair range of food. Can't miss the place as its next to the cathedral at the top (vertically) of the town and bang next to the Christmas market.

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A Belgian Christmas ale - sounds good, is probably very strong mind, not one to rush..
What is their beer selection like?

Neill_M wrote:

waggonsroll wrote:

Neill_M wrote:Café Pascal in the Place De La Victoire is the main rugby pub/meeting place. Usually shows all the other games on the tv etc. It is open on Sundays. There is also the Still, don't know what it is like as last time as it was a Sunday when we went there and it was shut (game previous day). The Place de la Victoire has a Christmas Market running most of December.

, Connacht and are all on tv on the Saturday in round 4.

Currently sitting in this bar. The Affligem Christmas beer is rather tasty and they have a fair range of food. Can't miss the place as its next to the cathedral at the top (vertically) of the town and bang next to the Christmas market.

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A Belgian Christmas ale - sounds good, is probably very strong mind, not one to rush..
What is their beer selection like?

They have 4 Affligem beers on tap with edelweiss, Fischer, Murphy's red and Guinness. They also have Strongbow. In bottle there are 3/4 Belgians together with some typical French ones- Heineken, Pelforth and Desperados. There are some other bars with craft type beer. I'm off to explore and will report back.

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Roll call please!

Four of us flying to Lyon on Saturday afternoon.

7 on the Dublin flight to Lyon tomorrow morning

2 of us leaving St Pancras Saturday morning getting to Clermont early Saturday evening

4 of us leaving on Easyjet Belfast Int. to Paris at 5.30pm tomorrow (fri) . 2 joining us in Paris tomorrow night so 6 of us hopefully on the sat 9am train from Paris Bercy to Clermont where 2 more joining us from Perpignan. Le longue weekend starts in 2 hours . Saturday could be a longue day in and around Cafe Pascal watching rugby on the telly.

You are all warmly welcolme in Clermont.
Ulsterfans have been very nice with us (particulary me...) in Belfast.
Impossible to pay just one beer, all offered!
The public in stade Michelin is hot, but everybody here knows how you've been with us, so is pleased to see you again in Clermont.
A walk all together could occured from Place de Jaude to the stadium.
Let's keep in touch.
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3 of us on the Charter, first ever away game. Any advice.

What do you want to know?
City center is "Place de Jaude", nice for shopping.
Have a look just nearby, at the cathedral made of volcanic stone.
Pubs are in cathedral's quarter (like in Belfast...)
The rugby area is around the Stade Michelin, take the tram to go there.
If you have time, the tire firm Michelin is just behind, you can visit it.
http://www.laventuremichelin.com/

Gerald the Mole wrote:3 of us on the Charter, first ever away game. Any advice.

Try to avoid anyone wearing a onesie, face paint or with a Knocknagoney accent Moley.

Gerald the Mole wrote:3 of us on the Charter, first ever away game. Any advice.

Aye hope you paid your own way and if not hope you choke on your free food and drink