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Do Luton have a decent following on the road cos Luton is a long journey remember Oxford came with about five hundred couple of seasons ago but they were top of the league at the time.Lets hope for a big crowd plus 3pts

Mark Gwent wrote:Do Luton have a decent following on the road cos Luton is a long journey remember Oxford came with about five hundred couple of seasons ago but they were top of the league at the time.Lets hope for a big crowd plus 3pts

When you consider they have sold 37,800 tickets for wembley and they want more, then you would think that 500 would be a minimum.

However even though they can technically still avoid relegation even their most positive fans must see it as very unlikely, and as you say it is a long way.

Their form is not bad at the moment either, so it should be a difficult game with them fighting to stay in this league.

lets have a good win on saturday, theres not many home games left till the end of the season.
we are not ready for league 1. lets wait till we get our new stadium then move up to league 1.

-- bring me sunshine -

we cant be pickin and choosing when we get promoted. I agree we are not ready but thats not to say we shudnt try

Luton is next to Watford


and the high speed London to Glasgow train stops at Watford gap station 4/5 stops & 4hrs later in Lancaster

id say at least 500

Lutons fan board recons 250- 500

so it is any ones guess

just count the coaches in the away car park x it by 62 and add 50!!!

DawZi wrote:and the high speed London to Glasgow train stops at Watford gap station 4/5 stops & 4hrs later in Lancaster

EH???

I think he was trying to infer that you can get a train from Watford to Lancaster. However, for much of the day, you can't get direct trains to/from there because the Glasgow/Lancaster - London trains are non-stop from Warrington Bank Quay and vice versa. This came about in the timetable change last December.

well when Ive been to London in the past, the Glasgow train what leaves at Euston station, then all i remember the first stop is Watford gap - Crewe - Manchester -Wigan? then either - Preston/Lancaster - Oxenholme - Carlisle - Glasgow

old inter city was 3hrs 15 mins last time i went with Virgin in 1998 was 4+ hrs, dunno what it's like now

John L wrote:

DawZi wrote:and the high speed London to Glasgow train stops at Watford gap station 4/5 stops & 4hrs later in Lancaster

EH???

am not gonna get into a Argument with a "Train Spotter" about the times n Speed of Trains

That is just plain strange, Dawzi. To be obsessed with trains when the Shrimps have an important match! Personally I prefer writing down all the service station names on the M6 and M5 between Morecambe and Exeter, far more exciting

marky wrote:I think he was trying to infer that you can get a train from Watford to Lancaster. However, for much of the day, you can't get direct trains to/from there because the Glasgow/Lancaster - London trains are non-stop from Warrington Bank Quay and vice versa. This came about in the timetable change last December.

That's right. Less work for me to do and gets me home quicker.... usually!

DawZi wrote:well when Ive been to London in the past, the Glasgow train what leaves at Euston station, then all i remember the first stop is Watford gap - Crewe - Manchester -Wigan? then either - Preston/Lancaster - Oxenholme - Carlisle - Glasgow

old inter city was 3hrs 15 mins last time i went with Virgin in 1998 was 4+ hrs, dunno what it's like now

Doesn't matter much, but it's Watford Junction, and they don't go through Manchester.

DawZi wrote:

John L wrote:

DawZi wrote:and the high speed London to Glasgow train stops at Watford gap station 4/5 stops & 4hrs later in Lancaster

EH???

am not gonna get into a Argument with a "Train Spotter" about the times n Speed of Trains

You're getting mixed up with Marky! I'm a bit more important than a train spotter!

seasonsinthesun wrote:That is just plain strange, Dawzi. To be obsessed with trains when the Shrimps have an important match! Personally I prefer writing down all the service station names on the M6 and M5 between Morecambe and Exeter, far more exciting

John L wrote:

DawZi wrote:

am not gonna get into a Argument with a "Train Spotter" about the times n Speed of Trains

You're getting mixed up with Marky! I'm a bit more important than a train spotter!

But you've seen plenty

DawZi wrote:old inter city was 3hrs 15 mins last time i went with Virgin in 1998 was 4+ hrs, dunno what it's like now

2 hours and 24 minutes Oh, and I'm not a train spotter. You'd never see me stood on the end of a platform jotting down numbers & taking photos

i just know from my Man United & England Away days, back in my youth, not that ive grown up

2 hours and 24 minutes Oh, and I'm not a train spotter. You'd never see me stood on the end of a platform jotting down numbers & taking photos

DawZi wrote:old inter city was 3hrs 15 mins last time i went with Virgin in 1998 was 4+ hrs, dunno what it's like now

2 hours and 24 minutes Oh, and I'm not a train spotter. You'd never see me stood on the end of a platform jotting down numbers & taking photos

And if you did you'd get arrested, aren't train spotters a security risk now??
No much better to name all the servo's on the motorway.
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marcble arch, up Edgeware Rd.
On to the M1
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