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Man Strength

By Man Strength,
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Long time (~15 year) lurker here, emerging from the shadows... 

Much like this week's injury report, we have had some significant attrition in our London crew due to unforeseen circumstances. As such we are looking to move two (2) tickets to the Panthers-Bucs game in London that we scored through the NFL Europe ticket sales back in the summer. These two tickets are side by side in section 308 Row 4, and are Premium Lounge seats. This from the marketing department: "The Premium lounges put you right in the ultimate fan zone. Watch the game from your premium sideline seat; show your colours in a fun environment that will offer a range of NFL theming; enjoy access to inclusive pre-match food, private concessions and bars and a half time drink."

These tickets weren't cheap. Please DM me if you have any interest, or know of someone who might. 

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