Shrimpsvoices

so who's going to Bury next Tuesday we should take quite a few Bury is not that far away

Even shorter journey for me! Just a tram ride away so I will be there along with several uni friends who are coming to experience some proper football.

i'll be there with the indies

Me & 5 or 6 other mates are going as usual, hoping to make an atmosphere in the away end This season we are in a different stand, the Manc Road end.

For a 1 hour journey I'd expect us to take atleast 250.

4 of us with th'indies of course, celebrating someones birthday

Morecambe Jack wrote:Even shorter journey for me! Just a tram ride away so I will be there along with several uni friends who are coming to experience some proper football.

You are probably better getting the bus, which drop you off near Gigg Lane. From memory the metro station is about 15-20 minute walk from the ground. Not only that, the ground is situated in terraced house suburbia and it would be quite easy to get lost.

We'll be there from East Lancs. One of the shorter journeys for us, about 25 mins. Big stand we're in so it would be good if everyone could congregate in't same area to make a bit of a racket.

i should be able to make, am working in town next week, early finish

It is quite a distance from the metro station, we only just found it in daylight, i'd imagine it would be alot harder at night.

We also celebrated gay pride in Manchester last year when we was there.

Thanks for the tip RRW, will look into it. I did go by tram last year though and didnt find it much of a problem.

Crooky MFC wrote:Me & 5 or 6 other mates are going as usual, hoping to make an atmosphere in the away end This season we are in a different stand, the Manc Road end.

For a 1 hour journey I'd expect us to take atleast 250.

is that the stand down the side been for the last 2 games we played there and away fans were behind the goal

heysham_mfc wrote:

Crooky MFC wrote:Me & 5 or 6 other mates are going as usual, hoping to make an atmosphere in the away end This season we are in a different stand, the Manc Road end.

For a 1 hour journey I'd expect us to take atleast 250.

is that the stand down the side been for the last 2 games we played there and away fans were behind the goal

I think its behind the goal but the opposite end to where we have been before.

Morecambe Jack wrote:

heysham_mfc wrote:

Crooky MFC wrote:Me & 5 or 6 other mates are going as usual, hoping to make an atmosphere in the away end This season we are in a different stand, the Manc Road end.

For a 1 hour journey I'd expect us to take atleast 250.

is that the stand down the side been for the last 2 games we played there and away fans were behind the goal

I think its behind the goal but the opposite end to where we have been before.

ah will make a change mi9ght be a bit more difficult to get the chanting going in that stand though

Morecambe Jack wrote:Thanks for the tip RRW, will look into it. I did go by tram last year though and didnt find it much of a problem.

Ahhhh.....but when you went last time had you spent the whole day in the student union bar downing snakebite? This will be more challenging!

Sammy h wrote:It is quite a distance from the metro station, we only just found it in daylight, i'd imagine it would be alot harder at night.

We also celebrated gay pride in Manchester last year when we was there.

Just aim for the place with the big bright lights on?

outsider wrote:

Sammy h wrote:It is quite a distance from the metro station, we only just found it in daylight, i'd imagine it would be alot harder at night.

We also celebrated gay pride in Manchester last year when we was there.

Just aim for the place with the big bright lights on?

Good advice. But when you get there if you see a big sign with Trafford Centre on it then rotate and head about 12 miles NNE. Should do the trick

week long health & safety course...
choice of dates/venues...
Hmm... one of the venues is Rochdale, the same week as we play at Bury... I want that one!