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Your Three MUST Away Trips Next Season
- Thread starter el punal
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I haven't been to St James Park since 1979 so looking forward to that. Villa will be good provided it isn't half empty. What is the betting one or both will be midweek.
redoubtable seagull
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Or 12.30 on a Saturday.
Norwich, new look and completed Bristol City, Villa Park are mine.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Forest, Fulham, Newcastle.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Near Leicester / Nottingham / Derby.
Return of the Rev
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getting warmer!
I went to Burton for the cup game and it is (or was) still terracing so that will appeal to some!
kevo
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It's just one of those anonymous places somewhere between the Midlands and The North. Could be anywhere.
T soprano
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I posted this on another thread last week, personally apart from missing out on playing the top 6 next season I find the away games in the championship more attractive than most of the prem games
Yes we all wanna get there one day but the championship is good fun
Boroseagull
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Still the heart of brewing country. A visit to Burton Bridge Brewery is a must before any game.
Managed a pathetic four last season, three in London and Boro. Likely be much of the same next season with family and demands of Saturday morning football coaching.
I've actually been to Newcastle before, when the away end was terracing behind the goal (but not 1979) and it was a cracking day out back then. God knows what they charge to sit in the upper stratosphere these days there.
The ones I'll likely get a pass for will be three or four of the London ones depending on Christmas, Sky and Millwall coming up and the last away of the season. If I can swing a midweek trip without the kids somewhere filthy with good pubs all the better,
I've actually been to Newcastle before, when the away end was terracing behind the goal (but not 1979) and it was a cracking day out back then. God knows what they charge to sit in the upper stratosphere these days there.
The ones I'll likely get a pass for will be three or four of the London ones depending on Christmas, Sky and Millwall coming up and the last away of the season. If I can swing a midweek trip without the kids somewhere filthy with good pubs all the better,
Shooting Star
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Burton (terracing - doubt I'll get tickets for it though considering how tiny the ground is)
Derby
Brentford (terracing)
First two my neck of the woods in the Midlands, Brentford one I've always wanted to do. Would have said Forest as I'd looked forward to it for about 8 months last season until Sky decided to move it to Monday night. But then I remembered how awful the stewards are and got less excited. I'll probs still go though.
Derby
Brentford (terracing)
First two my neck of the woods in the Midlands, Brentford one I've always wanted to do. Would have said Forest as I'd looked forward to it for about 8 months last season until Sky decided to move it to Monday night. But then I remembered how awful the stewards are and got less excited. I'll probs still go though.
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You can get 1600 on the terrace so depending on when in the season it is, you might be able to get a ticket.
Nearly every Newcastle game will be on Sky next year.
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