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Where do we go from here?
assuming they're not on weeknights/christmas:
saints
yeovil
bournemouth
aldershot?
dagenham?
peterborough
and you?
saints
yeovil
bournemouth
aldershot?
dagenham?
peterborough
and you?
Your away games next season
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Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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as many as i can afford with the exception of oldham
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Will be making a concerted effort to get to Carlisle next season. Never been and it's something I feel I "need" to do.
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Well-known member
all of them hopefully
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
In no particular order
Rochdale - new ground
Notts County - new ground
Hudds (if not promoted) Always a laugh nice fans
Plymouth - Family nearby
Brentford - Colleague at work has a s/t always some banter
Millwall - nearby be rude to miss out
L/Orient - again rude to say no
Exeter - Nice fans/ Dominoes in the ground!!
Any of the L2 playoff winners -not been to any of their grounds (thats if Rotherham are still at Don Valley)
+Any others I can afford to get to
Rochdale - new ground
Notts County - new ground
Hudds (if not promoted) Always a laugh nice fans
Plymouth - Family nearby
Brentford - Colleague at work has a s/t always some banter
Millwall - nearby be rude to miss out
L/Orient - again rude to say no
Exeter - Nice fans/ Dominoes in the ground!!
Any of the L2 playoff winners -not been to any of their grounds (thats if Rotherham are still at Don Valley)
+Any others I can afford to get to
West Hoathly Seagull
Honorary Ruffian
All dependent on them not being on a Tuesday night apart from Aldershot and me not being away:
Sheffield
Rochdale
Notts County
Any of play off sides
Carlisle maybe (again, never been and has to be done)
Hartlepool (ditto)
Exeter (was going to go but had another engagement in the evening)
Walsall (ditto, all day)
Bristol Rovers
Probably won't bother with Oldham or Plymouth again, as such long journeys and having done them once (mainly to go to the ground) I can't see the need to go again (unless there was something resting on one of the games).
As many of the London/southern games I can get to, with the exception of MK Dons, which having done it once I have no desire to do again (utterly artificial).
Sheffield
Rochdale
Notts County
Any of play off sides
Carlisle maybe (again, never been and has to be done)
Hartlepool (ditto)
Exeter (was going to go but had another engagement in the evening)
Walsall (ditto, all day)
Bristol Rovers
Probably won't bother with Oldham or Plymouth again, as such long journeys and having done them once (mainly to go to the ground) I can't see the need to go again (unless there was something resting on one of the games).
As many of the London/southern games I can get to, with the exception of MK Dons, which having done it once I have no desire to do again (utterly artificial).
Swindon, Exeter, Southampton, Bournemouth, Brentford are all pretty 'local' for me. Them for starters.
Hopefully Aldershot too.
Hopefully Aldershot too.
Mendoza
NSC's Most Stalked
All of the except Yeovil, I ruddy hate Yeovil and vowed never to go back. Put your ground and train station in the same County FFS
I mostly only get to midweek away games. They are often local, anyway. I don't base it on how near they are to BRIGHTON though. That would be STUPID.
Horsham Gull
H Block Offender
Rochdale,Sheff Wed,Plymouth,Notts County,Exeter - all new grounds for me next season
will definantly also do Bournemouth,Southampton,Swindon,Millwall,Orient and probably most of the others now i think of it
will definantly also do Bournemouth,Southampton,Swindon,Millwall,Orient and probably most of the others now i think of it
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Mr Everyone
New member
96 days till the new season! I can't wait. Away games I hope to attend:
Millwall, love the place.
Notts half hour train ride.
Wednesday, new, beautiful ground.
Walsall, nearby.
Hartlepool, as Pasty said, feel obliged to make an effort with the long distance ones, though don't share this with Carlisle.
Huddersfield, want to avenge the 7-1.
Rochdale, new ground.
Oldham, lovely place.
Tranmere, location.
Peterborough, new ground.
MK, love the ground.
Millwall, love the place.
Notts half hour train ride.
Wednesday, new, beautiful ground.
Walsall, nearby.
Hartlepool, as Pasty said, feel obliged to make an effort with the long distance ones, though don't share this with Carlisle.
Huddersfield, want to avenge the 7-1.
Rochdale, new ground.
Oldham, lovely place.
Tranmere, location.
Peterborough, new ground.
MK, love the ground.
tonymgc
Banned
Any of the more local ones that are on weekends
Paxton Dazo
Up The Spurs.
- Mar 11, 2007
- 9,719
Carlisle, Sheffield Wednesday & Aldershot (if they come up) are 100%'ers for next season.
Sheffield is always a good day out.
Sheffield is always a good day out.
HseagullsH
NSC's tipster
As long as dates turn out conveniant:
Bournemouth, Exeter, Plymouth, Aldershot/Dagenham/Millwall (If any in the division), Peterborough, Southampton, Bristol Rovers, Notts County
Maybes:
Walsall, Tranmere, Oldham, Colchester, Huddersfield, Charlton, Sheffield Wednesday.
Bournemouth, Exeter, Plymouth, Aldershot/Dagenham/Millwall (If any in the division), Peterborough, Southampton, Bristol Rovers, Notts County
Maybes:
Walsall, Tranmere, Oldham, Colchester, Huddersfield, Charlton, Sheffield Wednesday.
All the local games, ie within 2 hours or so on the train, and then whatever i can afford on top of that with exams etc.
Hoping to do Carlisle next year, and a few others like Huddersfield, Rochdale, Notts County, Sheffield Wednesday, Peterborough etc... will wait and see.
Hoping to do Carlisle next year, and a few others like Huddersfield, Rochdale, Notts County, Sheffield Wednesday, Peterborough etc... will wait and see.