Scotland V Georgia Saturday 24th March

[Julie]

I have'nt got a ticket for the game tomorrow so I'll be watching the game in a pub in the west end of Glasgow, kick-off 3pm, any other X-Markers or Tartan Army foot soldiers about in the west end tomorrow.
Julian

[Splash_4]

This one confused me for a moment or three. The title had me thinking of the university of Georgia (here in the states). I assume that this game is with the republic of Georgia that used to be part of the Soviet Union?

[Julie]

Yes, I should have been more clear on that, I forgot that the USA as a state named Georgia, this is European Championship qualifying match tomorrow, thanks, Julian

[cavscout]

I thought the same thing

[cessna152towser]

No, sorry I won't be in Glasgow this Saturday as I'll be staying local this weekend for our local Reivers Festival. Hoping for a good result and no doubt there will be lots of kilts out and about in Glasgow tomorrow to support Scotland.

[Kid Cossack]

I always just call it "Gruzia" to avoid the state/nation confusion . . . but it helps to speak Russian! (I can't even hardly speak "Gruzinskii" or "Georgian.")

[Splash_4]

I guess it does not really matter, but I am torn on the outcome of this game.... I have a Scottish background, but visited Georgia (Mt. Elbrus region) a couple of years ago. I really enjoyed my time there.

Either way, I hope the game is entertaining and well played!

[Kornbread]

Hey Kid Cossack,I dont speak Russian but I do speak Georgian,South Georgian that is.There are places here along the coast where it helps to understand some of the old kings english as well as geechie.

[Arlen]

Well, I'll be in Glasgow, as I live there, but I'll also be at work until 4.
I'll probably be heading out to the west end after work to meet a friend of mine who is visiting from American with her boyfriend from Perthshire. (Oh, international!)
If you're in any of the pubs I frequent then I'll be sure to say hello.
(Griffin, Uisge, Rubyiat etc)

[cessna152towser]

If you're in any of the pubs I frequent then I'll be sure to say hello.
(Griffin, Uisge, Rubyiat etc)

Ah the Rubaiyat in Byres Road - was a favorite student haunt in my days at Glasgow University 1969 to 1972.