Yeovil train station

[Paxton Dazo]

we had that problem last year, one the one 30 seater bus an hour left the town centre to get the 18.20

It left town at 18.10, but there were well over 100 people at the bus stop.
This then cause carnage as many people realised they wouldnt fit on the bus.

One guy lay in front of the bus to stop it leaving, luckily another bus on another route saw the carnage and drove the remaining passengers on the road even though it wasnt on his route

Nah you'd do better to celebrate the victory with a pint ( or two) and wait for the 6.20

 

[Mendoza]

Yes it sounds it! We've driven up twice before, and once parked in a road and got away quickly, which is probably what we'll try and do this time. I'd rather get the train but doesn't seem an option now..

I am about 80% sure you will not make the 17.20 train, using buses. Maybe by Taxi if you can find one

 

[Elder for England]

I am about 80% sure you will not make the 17.20 train, using buses. Maybe by Taxi if you can find one

Oh, so you think by taxi (assuming we can get one) we could make that train?

Interesting.

Back to square one.

 

[Mendoza]

Oh, so you think by taxi (assuming we can get one) we could make that train?

Interesting.

Back to square one.

you are pushing your luck, id say you probably will not get it, and if you only just miss it, there is NOTHING by the station to keep you entertained fr an hour until the next train

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Oh, so you think by taxi (assuming we can get one) we could make that train?

Interesting.

Back to square one.

Whats the problem , get the 18.20

 

[Kenhead]

Apparently there is a shuttle bus from the ground to the station

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/yeovil.htm

 

[Elder for England]

you are pushing your luck, id say you probably will not get it, and if you only just miss it, there is NOTHING by the station to keep you entertained fr an hour until the next train

Yes exactly. We would most likely miss it. Best stick to the car...

 

[Mendoza]

Apparently there is a shuttle bus from the ground to the station

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/yeovil.htm

that leaves at 17.05 which will NOT make it to the station for 17.20, but will get you there about 45minutes before the next train

 

[Elder for England]

Apparently there is a shuttle bus from the ground to the station

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/yeovil.htm

It doesn't leave the ground till 5 past 5 though..

 

[Elder for England]

Thanks for all the advice

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

I think the key here will be to make sure I'm pissed by the time we get to Yeovil, I might not notice the long walk that way.

 

[Easy 10]

I really don't know how you can be ARSED
Fair play to you lot. I made my first (and last) trip to that bumpkin outfit last season. NEVER again.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

So basically if there are more than 30 Albion fans waiting for the shuttle bus to go back to the station you're f***ed if standing at the back of the queue. Walking back along unlit country roads requires a hi-vis vest now that the long nights are pulling in.

 

[Scotty Mac]

yeovil has been WANK both times i have been - not going back again

 

[m20gull]

you are pushing your luck, id say you probably will not get it, and if you only just miss it, there is NOTHING by the station to keep you entertained fr an hour until the next train

There's a bus timetable on the bus-stop. And that's it.

Luckily I had four tins of Fosters.

 

[seagullkev]

i'm going to northampton does anyone know how long it takes to get to the ground from the train ststion

 

[Elder for England]

i'm going to northampton does anyone know how long it takes to get to the ground from the train ststion

Over two miles - 25/30 minute walk.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

I really don't know how you can be ARSED
Fair play to you lot. I made my first (and last) trip to that bumpkin outfit last season. NEVER again.

Is it really that bad?

 

[Bozza]

Is it really that bad?

Yes, yes it is.

And Elder for England has already been told all this before.

Put it this way - I live in Somerset and I'm not disappointed that I'm unable to go tomorrow.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

And Elder for England has already been told all this before.

Dont worry, though, she doesnt enjoy the attention.