BIRCHYBOY27
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Does anyone know the number? Need it for doing coach to Tranmere
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Liz costa coaches
- Thread starter BIRCHYBOY27
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Brighton & Hove Albion
I think shes only sending one coach up to Tranmere
Tubby Mondays
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999 as only to be used in an emergency.
If youre desperate.
And cant walk there.
In barefeet.
Nude.
If youre desperate.
And cant walk there.
In barefeet.
Nude.
The Ringleader Returns!
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You are better off going on the coach which is advertised on here ( Blues away day?)
Costa Express was £45 quid to Sheffield.W
Costa Express was £45 quid to Sheffield.W
Southwick_Seagull
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- Oct 8, 2008
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Dunno if they are still advance but my train tickets to Tranmere were only 25 quid.
Horsham Gull
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£35 yourll find the one on here wasnt much less think it was only a couple of quid difference
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
You are better off going on the coach which is advertised on here ( Blues away day?)
Costa Express was £45 quid to Sheffield.W
Either you didn't go on the Costa coach to Sheffield or you got well and truly mugged. It's not even that expensive for the carlisle game.
I got quoted £30 for the one on here, the costa express has been known to cost a small sum more than other coaches, often £5-10
BIRCHYBOY27
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sort of left it a bit late looked on trains today and they are £70!
Djmiles
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I think she advertises in phone boxes through out Brighton. Her Pimp works for a local radio station so I've been told
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Book it up early and its far cheaper than that, has never cost me more than £30 to get to Liverpool/Leeds/Sheffield etc and back.
You can get there for £15 from London to Liverpool return with a YPR, add £5 for the tube and £5 to get to London (groupsave) and thats £25.
Dont know how old you are, but presume theres a fair few who could get a young persons railcard on here. Surely a far better option than sitting on a coach.
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
No difference between sitting on a coach and sitting on a train for me. I'm not a big drinker (on matchdays anyway!), so the lack of booze on a coach certainly doesn't put me off either.
I will do a fair few games by train, as generally it is much cheaper. But for games such as Sheffield and Carlisle, I will go by coach because it is a fair price and is hassle free.
I appreciate you can get good train deals well in advance, but most of us can't guarantee making a certain game months in advance which is the main problem!
Garage_Doors
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Precisely, I would not bother to go if it was by coach