My two visits to Millwall were both in the home end with a mate who supported them... Think one was a last minute winner and the other was a win on pens. Still terrifying though as you could see that any threats were totally genuinenorthbank123 wrote:I don't know why anybody would want to visit Middlesbrough, Millwall or Stoke more than once. And although naturally I would never have a bad word to say about Cardiff it must surely be one of the worst away trips?MK Gould wrote:I'm a little older than some of you, so bound to have a bit of a head start....
I've seen Arsenal play at 47 of the 92, plus another 5 where they weren't - so 52 in total. And I do include friendlies....and also grounds which have now been replaced by newer stadia. Don't see why I can't claim to have visited Middlesbrough, just because it was at Ayresome Park and not the Riverside, ditto Cardiff, Millwall, Stoke etc....!
And I've also seen us play at Grimsby, Wrexham, Luton & Hereford....all now plying their trade in the Conference.

And my one trip to Ninian Park was a 2-1 win away in the cup (can't recall whether FA or League Cup). Seem to recall "saving" a Cardiff fan from a beating from Gooners on the way back i.e. talking them out of it..... I'm sure they had good reason, but this guy was ok. Yes, it was a rough place.
'Boro was always a good trip. Some friendly pubs near the station, once you escaped their welcome committee....