Away charabanc travel for the Latics what-oh

[bunny]

Any one no how many coaches are going or who may be going by car train ect ?

[i-love-mfc]

yeh what he said

[Morecamber]

Don't think there are going to be coaches to be honest. There wasn't any coaches to Tranmere or Hartlepool was there.

[marky No.1]

Don't think there are going to be coaches to be honest. There wasn't any coaches to Tranmere or Hartlepool was there.

Gary H took one to Hartlepool

[HALMA 1983]

Coaches to oldam from morecombe, can't see any being took meself

[slackAlice]

Coaches to oldam from morecombe, can't see any being took meself

I don't know ??? !!

We've got a 'tit for tat' spelling error campaign here now.

OLDHAM Vs MORECAMBE

[Morecamber]

Don't think there are going to be coaches to be honest. There wasn't any coaches to Tranmere or Hartlepool was there.

Gary H took one to Hartlepool

Yeah I was on it, I meant a coach for example the York Hotel or Offical Supporters.

[John L]

From this week's Visitor (which I got at half-four this afternoon from Tesco.... early finish, Glen?!):

The Shrimps Supporters' Club are running a coach to Oldham for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy match on Tuesday September 2 leaving at 5:30pm. The fares are £10 members and £12 non-members. To book, ring Bob Fleetwood on.....

In case it would be frowned upon for me to include Bob's number, it can be found at http://www.morecambefc-supporters.org.uk/awaytravelnews.htm as well as, obviously, in the paper!

[Bare Ben]

Can someone explain what the title of this thread means????

[slackAlice]

Can someone explain what the title of this thread means????

Its all a bit tongue in cheek but here goes :

Charabanc:

A charabanc (pronounced sha-ra-bang) [also spelt "char-à-banc"] is a type of horse-drawn vehicle or motor coach, usually open-topped, common in Britain during the early part of the 20th century. It was especially popular for sight-seeing or " works outings" to the country or the seaside, organised by businesses once a year. The name derives from the French char à bancs ("carriage with wooden benches"),

and Latics is Oldham 's nickname.

[Bare Ben]

Am I being really thick here beacuse i'm still lost

[CASS]

Can someone explain what the title of this thread means????

Its all a bit tongue in cheek but here goes :

Charabanc:

A charabanc (pronounced sha-ra-bang) [also spelt "char-à-banc"] is a type of horse-drawn vehicle or motor coach, usually open-topped, common in Britain during the early part of the 20th century. It was especially popular for sight-seeing or " works outings" to the country or the seaside, organised by businesses once a year. The name derives from the French char à bancs ("carriage with wooden benches"),

and Latics is Oldham 's nickname.

In the late 60s We would sit at Milnthorpe Bottle neck with our begging bowls and without fail
we would see "KENS COACHES" from Morecambe passing through. Blue and Cream it was and on the back it said "PLEASE PASS WE ARE OUT FOR PLEASURE" a proper Chara that was.

[HALMA 1983]

and Latics is Oldham 's nickname.

Are you sure? thought that was Wigan

[CASS]

and Latics is Oldham 's nickname.

Are you sure? thought that was Wigan

apply's to both ... lack of imagination in that demographic

[HALMA 1983]

and Latics is Oldham 's nickname.

Are you sure? thought that was Wigan

apply's to both ... lack of imagination in that demographic

you don't say

[morecambe mick]

Are you sure? thought that was Wigan

apply's to both ... lack of imagination in that demographic

you don't say

He did..................... or am I being Ben,


sorry should have said "Am I being thick now"

[Sammy h]

I thought it was a spelling error

[heysham_mfc]

have to ask this what is a Latic?

[i-love-mfc]

From this week's Visitor (which I got at half-four this afternoon from Tesco.... early finish, Glen?!):

The Shrimps Supporters' Club are running a coach to Oldham for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy match on Tuesday September 2 leaving at 5:30pm. The fares are £10 members and £12 non-members. To book, ring Bob Fleetwood on.....

In case it would be frowned upon for me to include Bob's number, it can be found at http://www.morecambefc-supporters.org.uk/awaytravelnews.htm as well as, obviously, in the paper!

Where did you find that quote from ?

[John L]

have to ask this what is a Latic?

Lancashire slang for Athletic? That's what I've always thought.

[John L]

From this week's Visitor (which I got at half-four this afternoon from Tesco.... early finish, Glen?!):

The Shrimps Supporters' Club are running a coach to Oldham for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy match on Tuesday September 2 leaving at 5:30pm. The fares are £10 members and £12 non-members. To book, ring Bob Fleetwood on.....

In case it would be frowned upon for me to include Bob's number, it can be found at http://www.morecambefc-supporters.org.uk/awaytravelnews.htm as well as, obviously, in the paper!

Where did you find that quote from ?

Read what I posted again! Page 51, alongside the bottom of the fixture list.

[i-love-mfc]

o i

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[Muzzer]

Am I being really thick here beacuse i'm still lost

well you were a "heysham high" student

[Currey]

So im not 100% sure as to whats going on, is there any confirmed coaches or not.

[heysham_mfc]

So im not 100% sure as to whats going on, is there any confirmed coaches or not.

the supporters club are runnig a coach leaves 5.30PM