Bradford away travel

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skizz_b wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Herd wrote:Does the Travel club run anything anymore or do they just do it for lucrative away trips ?
I'd rather get a lift from Andre Santos :lol:
careful, he might ask for your shirt halfway up the motorway :banghead:


What? Our Andre is a shirt lifter? :oops: :shock: :lol:

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ClockEndNick wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
skizz_b wrote:
Simon wrote:
skizz_b wrote:[quote="SWLGooner"
I'd rather get a lift from Andre Santos :lol:
careful, he might ask for your shirt halfway up the motorway :banghead:
Quality :lol:

I think we should investigate chartering our own online gooner coach for away trips. That could tempt me to make the trek up to the frozen northern wastelands.
way ahead of you. does anyone know if bangbus.com has an actual bus we can borrow? :rubchin:
Hahaha! I reckon a bus is actually the best way to do Bradford.
national express are doing one at midnight if you're desperate :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:[/quote]


Midnight Express ?? no thanks :shock: :shock: :shock:

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Initial allocation of 3000 tickets priced at £20.

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Best way to get there and back?

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MM99 wrote:Best way to get there and back?
Go first, then come back.

Hope that helps.

:|

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arseofacrow wrote:
MM99 wrote:Best way to get there and back?
Go first, then come back.

Hope that helps.

:|
:lol:

and definately dont get them mixed up

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flash gunner wrote:
arseofacrow wrote:
MM99 wrote:Best way to get there and back?
Go first, then come back.

Hope that helps.

:|
:lol:

and definately dont get them mixed up
fantastic advice lads :lol:

remember to watch the match in the middle too :wink:

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MM99 wrote:Best way to get there and back?
I don't think we've quite come to a conclusion?

Is anyone off here willing to drive back that doesn't drink? I'll gladly sort you a match ticket.

Might have someone willing to do part of the journey back and you won't have to do any of the driving up.

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Im lucky as my mate doesnt drink so he is driving.

Just need to find out what the best pub in Bradford is for away fans.

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I'm getting train up there , staying in travel lodge for the night, only £20 then getting train home in morning if all goes to plan :D

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Jakeybown wrote:I'm getting train up there , staying in travel lodge for the night, only £20 then getting train home in morning if all goes to plan :D
That's my back-up plan, stay in the ETAP in Leeds at £9 a head and get the 5.05 train back.

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SWLGooner wrote:
Jakeybown wrote:I'm getting train up there , staying in travel lodge for the night, only £20 then getting train home in morning if all goes to plan :D
That's my back-up plan, stay in the ETAP in Leeds at £9 a head and get the 5.05 train back.

At that price what are you staying in, the garden shed?? :?

Surely if we put enough pressure on them they will provide a train. I definitely plaaning on going to this with a mate but neither of us is going to drive and both need to get back the same night so if any gooner buses(not the shit club ones) are being chartered then would definitely be interested.

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topgoon wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Jakeybown wrote:I'm getting train up there , staying in travel lodge for the night, only £20 then getting train home in morning if all goes to plan :D
That's my back-up plan, stay in the ETAP in Leeds at £9 a head and get the 5.05 train back.

At that price what are you staying in, the garden shed?? :?

Surely if we put enough pressure on them they will provide a train. I definitely plaaning on going to this with a mate but neither of us is going to drive and both need to get back the same night so if any gooner buses(not the shit club ones) are being chartered then would definitely be interested.
Believe me, I tried the train route. Spoke to various people at the club who could have had one put on with a click of their fingers, emailed people, but they were worried about getting burnt by low demand and losing out on cash (always the same) so aren't putting one on.

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SWLGooner wrote:
topgoon wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Jakeybown wrote:I'm getting train up there , staying in travel lodge for the night, only £20 then getting train home in morning if all goes to plan :D
That's my back-up plan, stay in the ETAP in Leeds at £9 a head and get the 5.05 train back.

At that price what are you staying in, the garden shed?? :?

Surely if we put enough pressure on them they will provide a train. I definitely plaaning on going to this with a mate but neither of us is going to drive and both need to get back the same night so if any gooner buses(not the shit club ones) are being chartered then would definitely be interested.
Believe me, I tried the train route. Spoke to various people at the club who could have had one put on with a click of their fingers, emailed people, but they were worried about getting burnt by low demand and losing out on cash (always the same) so aren't putting one on.
I think they are anticipating the demand being moderate for this game, hence the "initial" allocation of 3000 rather than taking all of them straight away, and it going on sale to 10+

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WTF is the problem with this club. If they provide a train demand for tkts and said train will be high. Its not exactly rocket science is it. Give something back to the fans for once you penny pinching bean counting c**ts. You lose more in Squillaci's weekly f**king wage than you would with one f**king charter train :banghead:

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