THE Game
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Saturday, 21 November 2015
7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
(kick-off is at 7:30 pm so plan to arrive a little bit before)
(kick-off is at 7:30 pm so plan to arrive a little bit before)
Baker & Mckenzie
100 New Bridge St
City of London
EC4V 6JA
The nearest tube stations are Blackfriars and St Paul’s: http://goo.gl/maps/GYtl5
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Can’t make it to New Haven, CT?
Watch THE Game in London LIVE!
Classes of 2013-2015: £25
All other YCL members: £30
Parents and Guests: £35
Ticket includes buffet and
open bar for beer, wine and soft drinks
It’s that time of year again – so join in on this great tradition and a fun evening with many old and new friends, both Blue and Crimson. So come and join us to watch THE Game, live from the Yale Bowl.
The Harvard and Yale Clubs in the UK warmly invite all alumni, friends and family to watch THE Game live! It’s a great night, and the foregone conclusion that is the final score never matters. This year the catering has been sorted out and there will copious amounts of food and drink.
Many thanks to Don Guiney, who has organized a nice space for us all to cheer and celebrate (commiserate?) the event at the Baker and McKenzie offices.
Click here to book: http://www.yale.org.uk/event-2084333
Based in Oxford? Still want to see the Game? There is a live viewing of the Game in St. John’s College too. Please register via Eventbrite here, if you are interested.
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Bookings:
Ticket prices include buffet and open bar for beer, wine and soft drinks as well as the cost of transmitting THE Game from the USA.
Any Questions? please e-mail Joe at [email protected].
Tickets purchased at the door will be +£10 above the noted price.
Please note that the only cost effective way to deliver the telecast signal for this event is via internet video streaming. This is not of equal quality to normal broadcast transmission but in years past the picture and sound displayed on the large screen monitors has been quite good and has in no way detracted from the enjoyment of the event.
Please note that the only cost effective way to deliver the telecast signal for this event is via internet video streaming. This is not of equal quality to normal broadcast transmission but in years past the picture and sound displayed on the large screen monitors has been quite good and has in no way detracted from the enjoyment of the event.
