League One grounds

[scotjem]

Big question about our trip to Donny will be whether its Belle Vue, or the new place.

I'd prefer one last nostalgic trip to Belle Vue.

 

[Croydonbloke]

IF .

 

[CHAPPERS]

I think it's impossible to go to the Vat and not leave pissed.

 

[Pigsy]

Best thing about Nottingham (apart from Hooters) is this place...

http://www.quaffale.org.uk/php/brewery/414

Sadly, Hooters in Nottingham is currently being demolished.

On the plus side, they've opened up a brand new one on the other side of the road.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Sadly, Hooters in Nottingham is currently being demolished.

On the plus side, they've opened up a brand new one on the other side of the road.

Hooray!

 

[saafend_seagull]

Will Donny have their new ground by next season?

 

[Stinky Kat]

new grounds for me will be Donny, Forest and Yeovil the rest all suck and I dont want to go back to the cheats and swindon and brenford and all thoise horrible northern towns. Come on boys 5 wins and we can stay up and avoid hell

 

[butchy]

Bristol city will be a good. I like their old skool ground- very loud and a cage to seperate us from the home fans.
Also look forward to Carlisle if they go up. Might get the plane there

 

[withdeanwombat]

Yeovil for me, make a weekend of it as have family that live in Taunton.

More of the truly lucky ones.Yes,Yeovil for me...A358,A303,follow the signs,and back home for a spot of tea.

Though we are notdown yet,and Huish Park might just be seeing Accrington Stanley rather than the Albion.

 

[withdeanwombat]

Yeovil for me, make a weekend of it as have family that live in Taunton.

Are you my mummy?

 

[RM-Taylor]

Blundell Park , the one and only reason is that we can get there in 25 minutes on the number 4 bus.

Dad, the number 4 bus doesn't go to Blundell Park, you should know that

 

[enigma]

Walsall is a shit ground.

 

[Padders]

Bradford - for the curry

 

[Woodchip]

Weekend in Blackpool with the NSC massive. Who could resist that?

 

[junior]

In a strange way Carlisle.Its a massive trip,but a very scenic one,and its very rare to get that far north.

The last time we went up there for the 0-0 a few seasons ago we drove throught the lake district,and stopped for lunch in Penrith.

Great day out.

Other grounds im looking forward to are any of the old fashioned 4 sided grounds,especialy the ones with terraces

I find places like Hull,Reading,Coventry,Southampton,Leicster souless and they are all the same.

 

[fatbadger]

Carlisle, definitely (assuming they go up). It's a home match for us BHAlbas - I can get the noon train and still get time in the pub before the game

For northern fans like us, it's afntastic division - I'm just looking forward to getting to more games next season. Hartlepool, Hudds, Donny, Bradford, Barnsley, Rotherham, Oldham, Tranmere, Blackpool, Chesterfield, Scunthorpe (although relegation/promotion issues mean that almost certainly one of these won't be in the division next season).

I suspect we'll be seeing Wednesday, too, and Grimsby. And I'd love Peterborough to come up - I love that behind-the-goal terrace at London Road (and it's another game that's very easy for the BHAlbas to get to).

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Peterborough is always QUALITY.

Never forget the game in the snow there. FA Cup I think - loads of Albion.

Apart from them forest is good, plus I've never done Carlisle so would like to go there - I think wednesday may go down as well as us - so that's another good one - hope it's on a Sat though.

Not looking froward to Colchester!

 

[Emily's Mum]

I may be the only one looking forward to going to Barnsley, but I will have my daughterwith me in the away end & my son will be in the home end. At least next season I won't have to go home with my husband

Apart from that it will be nice to be in the Weatherspoons next to Bristol Temple Meads station at 9am before the game at Ashton Gate.

 

[Gully]

Walsall, Forest, Tranmere, Swansea and Yeovil plus probably Swindon if they stay up and Bristol Titty as they are both relatively close to home

 

[A Melbourne Albion Supporter]

The ground is a crumbling wreck, and even the main road to get there through Essex is an unpleasant drive, littered with boarded up Little Chefs and Alan Partridge-style Travel Inns.

Oh, and we never beat them

begs the question how come they are going up?



from memory the ground isn't that big