Favourite mode of transport to AWAY GAMES.

[Paxton Dazo]

Well?

 

[Ice Man]

Train.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Gotta be the train hasn't it ? Bring back the old Football Specials I say.

 

[ali jenkins]

Train if its a Saturday game, but for the midweek ones its got to be the car, simply for the conveniance

 

[Leekbrookgull]

Train,wins everytime. No driving and plenty of beers.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Supporters Coaches =

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

More often than not when following the Albion, the train journey is the highlight of the day!

 

[Paxton Dazo]

More often than not when following the Albion, the train journey is the highlight of the day!

Withdean Wanderer, do you mean the piss ups or the singing?

 

[BensGrandad]

Due to the costs involved it is always car for me but my sons go by train. There are too many of us for any 1 of our cars.

 

[Zesh Rehman]

Train for anywhere northern, but I prefer to drive to more remote places like the west country for example. I also hate trains and tubes in London so try to drive to places like Orient.

Yeeeeeh, and plane to Scotland?

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Yeeeeeh, and plane to Scotland?

Zesh R , Hartlepool away is also very good by the silver bird.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Best ever away trip was the first class return train from Hove to the Millennium Stadium and back, especially the curry and champagne on the return journey.

A first class return (with the cheap fare offer that was available in those days to Network Card holders) to Worcester - with an onward train to Hereford was a good day out in May 1997.

As was the return flight from Gatwick to Manchester with an onward car hire to Burnley, when we opened our first Championship season there. Especially because we shared the flight each way with a bunch of Palace lads travelling to and from Preston and with the victorious Albion team on the way back.

Paris to Colchester via Stansted was pretty good too (on the day that the Queen Mother died). Breakfast in central Paris, lunch in central Colchester - what could be better?

 

[Techno]

My only real experience of going to away games has been in the car with my brothers with my dad driving. Therefore that is my favourite mode of transportation, especially now that we dont get to do it that often as i dont live at home no more.

 

[jcdenton08]

My girlfriend's car. Her driving, me drinking. Only anywhere local to Pontefract, mind.

 

[Ex Vanguard Drinker]

Train poll

Well had to be the train most times.I can recall away to rochdale with a big group of bosun back in late 70s.Can recall being chased all around london by Man utd at Euston station then stoke and man city fans when train stopped at manchester.The train up to rochdale had the buffet car closed so no beers.but as the trip was under way a few of the bosun group started to hand out to all cans of beer.Rail police got on somewhere and were looking to nick someone for breaking in to the buffet car but as almost everyone on the train was drinker free beer they gave up.
Also recall coach trip with some of the bosun crew where the coach broke down at some small town and we had a few hours to kill in a pub when all hell broke outside in the street and a huge spud fight broke out with some locals.(yes spuds) Not sure where they found them but were being thrown like rocks.Old bill turned up and a few taken away,headline in the argus next day.Must have been slow newsday.

 

[Russell Slade's hat]

Train anyday

 

[Badger]

I've only done train and car. Clearly a no-brainer, train all the time.

 

[Mendoza]

Trains

The journey up and back is normally the best part of the day. Well the whole day is normally great apart from the 90 minutes of football.

Cider, cheese, cold meats, crackers. You cannae go wrong!!

 

[Basil Fawlty]

The love bus.