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[Albion] Albion tour in USA
- Thread starter Goldstone 1975
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That wouldn't hurt that much would it. I have no idea. A bit messy but no real pain.
Whoislloydy
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Not sure, but I would suggest hitting up Atlanta United FC/Philadelphia Union fan forums and see if there's any pre-match tailgates.
bigsoccer. com has a page for every MLS team and some teams have a large volume of posts.
Nicks
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My tickets for the last game are on my phone now.
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Probably about £40. Extraordinary.
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The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
I don't like to wade in on threads when they go south and judging by your contribution to the forum you're a decent fella but I feel this response is a bit out of order. For me, the OP was asking a reasonable question.
Whoislloydy
Well-known member
Really? The OP was a friendly post trying to engage with others. It was announced some time ago we were heading to the states and has been a lot of chatter on another thread about people going.
Some people have more expendable cash than others, get over it.
Jake_Tuff
Member
- Jan 31, 2012
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hey, im a brighton supporter that lives in NJ. feel free to ask me about anything or anywhere in the state. happy to help. UK BHA supporters have always been good to me when I've traveled to see matches there. my overall advice to anyone travelling to these cities is to do some research about the particular neighborhoods you traverse. places in the periphery can get very rough.i wouldn’t do Shenandoah from Atlanta as it’s well over 500 miles. However, it would make a great road trip if you’re driving between games (Philly - Atlanta). The bad news … it’s a 16 hour drive.
If you do the road trip, go inland via Gettysburg (couple of hours out of Philadelphia) as that is quite something. Then pick up the Skyline Drive which has amazing views over the valley. A must for Civil War buffs.
Atlanta: visit Stone Mountain and Fat Matt’s Rib Shack. I always do the latter when I’m in town … dirt cheap, a taste of the south, belting food and a live band.
Then fly to NYC for the last game.
Personally, I’d fly to Atlanta as it’s pretty easy. Only problem, watch out for summer storms which often cause delays at this time of year … don’t depend on any tight flights to get to a game.
In my case, I’m going to skip it and get stuck into New Jersey like someone who has already visited every state and major city (except Detroit and Pittsburgh) … Georgia in July is even less appealing than Brentford
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Brownstuff
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au chocolat
I am happy to provide any suggestions for Atlanta as well for anyone traveling over. Been in Atlanta over a decade now. Lots happening here so whoever makes the trip will have plenty to do
Whoislloydy
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Relatively short drive for those of us living in North America
A pound a fag, bloody heel, they have gone up, so about £14 1/2 grand a year!!!! Makes my holidays look a bargain!
Whoislloydy
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A quid per fag is ridiculous, how are school kids supposed to hustle the playground at 50p a fag.
Worlds gone to shit.
Unless it's an overbaked croissant?
Crawley Dingo
Political thread tourist.
- Mar 31, 2022
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Its quite near Appalachia, I wouldn't worry about being shot those hillbillies will EAT you.
Relatively short drive for those of us living in North America
Yep, drive 300 miles to Cleveland roughly once a month and sometimes 620 miles all in one day. The turnpike system is great. There are travel plazas every 50 miles or so. Two near Toledo. Just now back to normal from the pandemic restrictions.
and make you squeal like a pig.
If you're familiar is the traffic in Atlanta similar to Brighton or London?