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[itszamora]

Don't know yet as it all depends on employment (or lack of) and where this might take me in the country, plus when the games are. I'd like to do a lot of them if possible though.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Once again, I am surprised at the reluctance of some Albion supporters to consider an away fixture against Millwall.

 

[Statto]

most of them

 

[Safe.]

I'm looking forward to Charlton the most.

 

[The Large One]

Barnet - 92 miles?

 

[Giraffe]

Once again, I am surprised at the reluctance of some Albion supporters to consider an away fixture against Millwall.

Yes strange for sure.

Also can't understand why so many more have gone for Bristol Rovers and Exeter than have gone for Yeovil.

 

[dougdeep]

These mileages are of course as the crow flies, by road they will be considerably further in most cases.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

These mileages are of course as the crow flies, by road they will be considerably further in most cases.

I fly by Seagull to my away matches.... anyone know how this will affect the distance

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Probably all the ones down to Southend and then Norwich and Leeds and a couple of others which take my fancy / if they are important.

 

[Slough Seagull]

Also can't understand why so many more have gone for Bristol Rovers and Exeter than have gone for Yeovil.

having been to all 3 I can well understand it - Yeovil is a most depressing place to watch football...

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

having been to all 3 I can well understand it - Yeovil is a most depressing place to watch football...

as bad as Cheltenham?

 

[The Large One]

These mileages are of course as the crow flies, by road they will be considerably further in most cases.

You still reckon Barnet is 92 miles away in a straight line?

 

[Barrel of Fun]

These mileages are of course as the crow flies, by road they will be considerably further in most cases.

They appear to be mileages from Withdean Stadium to [insert opposing stadium] on AA Autoroute. So not as the crow flies in the slightest.

Barnet is 93 miles if you wish to avoid driving through London from Brighton.

 

[Joe Gatting's Dad]

Plan to go to every game next year, if possible, and there are no silly away games on a Tuesday night in Hartlepool/Carlisle.

 

[Mendoza]

I only missed two away games last year (Yeovil and Oldham) both by choice. I didnt really want to go to a lot of them, but some of them became so ridiculous to get to, it became a "challenge" just to be able to get them. The more ridiculous the game, the more I wanted to go, even though I knew most of them would end up with me watching us getting beat and producing a shit performance.

Hartlepool, Stockport, Walsall, Bristol Rovers, Hereford on Tuesday nights, have no appeal whatsoever apart from being so ridiculous, it meant having to go!

Next season, I will have to cut back a bit, but I will do the majority I think

 

[Notters]

Once again, I am surprised at the reluctance of some Albion supporters to consider an away fixture against Millwall.

Yes, it's very odd... But explains why the atmopshere there is always so good, the muppets don't turn up. Am tempted to just go to the northern games this season as the atmosphere at places like soton and charlton will be shite.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Like a dream come true this season for me...

Since moving to Essex, and having a baby join the setup, aways are more problematic.... 2009-10 will see:

Southend
Norwich
Colchester
Charlton
Orient
Millwall

all within a quick dash.

Marvellous scenes

 

[Slough Seagull]

as bad as Cheltenham?

depressing as each other...I suppose at least you can still stand at Yeovil...

 

[Giraffe]

These mileages are of course as the crow flies, by road they will be considerably further in most cases.

No they are road mileages, based on AA routemaster.

 

[Giraffe]

having been to all 3 I can well understand it - Yeovil is a most depressing place to watch football...

And yet I find it strangely endearing. A better view than you get at Bristol Rovers as well.

Yes, it's very odd... But explains why the atmopshere there is always so good, the muppets don't turn up. Am tempted to just go to the northern games this season as the atmosphere at places like soton and charlton will be shite.

I think people are put off by the "potential" trouble when in the last three visits I have not seen any at all. Good seats with a great view of the pitch too.