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Coyboy

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Did anyone do this last year or the year before? Any idea how long it will take, more thinking about what time it gets back to Tottenham- was thinking it's probably three hours door to door but be grateful if anyone has done it.
 

Wellsie

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Jan 27, 2005
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I wanted to get the train there, but it's £54! The train is rapid.
 

Coyboy

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But the adv of Spurs coach is that it obviously drops you and takes you back from the ground. I just kinda want to get back to Tottingham by ten/eleven at the latest.
 

Kendall

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Feb 8, 2007
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I just looked into this from where I am. I have to go via Manchester so it takes something like 4 hours, which I'm not really prepared to do.

Train is £38, not sure if I'm prepared to pay that either, on top of £35 for a ticket.
 

Coyboy

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Yea, I am half hoping I don't get a ticket now just works out so expensive.
 

Wellsie

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The train is the way forward, booking in advance if you can.

I've got my return to The Hawthorns for £18. :) It's pretty quick journey time too, for the distance covered and the changes that you need to make.
 

Tim76

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Got the trail to Stoke last year and was pretty quick. Think it was about £40 from Euston. Much quicker than the coach
 

RuislipSpur

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Stoke in the car (sticking to the speed limit obviously :wink:) takes about 2 and a half hours so I would imagine you would be looking at about 3 to 3 and a half on the coach.
 

Coyboy

The Double of 1961 is still The Double
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Thanks Ruislip.

I realise the train is quicker than the bus, it's a cost thing.
 

Son_Of

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Aug 22, 2008
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£5.90 return for me on the train, will be one of my last young person's railcard matches. £8.90 full price.

might get a lift anyway
 

RuislipSpur

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If your looking for a cheap way to do it on the train then Watford Junction to Stoke-on-Trent is is direct and only costs about a tenner, much cheaper than going into Central London.

My ex lived there so I believe that makes me ITK.
 

Coyboy

The Double of 1961 is still The Double
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I've got one but thanks for the career advice.
 

Coyboy

The Double of 1961 is still The Double
Dec 3, 2004
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If your looking for a cheap way to do it on the train then Watford Junction to Stoke-on-Trent is is direct and only costs about a tenner, much cheaper than going into Central London.

My ex lived there so I believe that makes me ITK.

Cool that might work thanks. There were a couple of cheapish trains but the one back left at 4. I may go to Brum for the night anyway.
 

whatsappnin

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Jun 9, 2004
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Get a better Job, one where you can afford a coach trip, match ticket and a few pints.
 

Kendall

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Meh, I really want to go, but the idea of paying £75 to go to Stoke for the afternoon is leaving a bad taste.
 

Son_Of

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Aug 22, 2008
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Meh, I really want to go, but the idea of paying £75 to go to Stoke for the afternoon is leaving a bad taste.

that is a lot. it'll be low forty odd for me all in. and stoke away was fucking brilliant last year. the whole day, from pub of yids, police escort bus, the match, away win - at the kind of grim, glamourless place we never won back in the day
 
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