Any MCFC supporters clubs in Scotland?

[bobom]

Oh, if there's an Edinburgh supporters club I'd be quite keen to join - I'm out in East Lothian.

 

[JGL07]

Oh, if there's an Edinburgh supporters club I'd be quite keen to join - I'm out in East Lothian.

Don't hold your breath.

 

[aka blue jambo]

Just looked at the Travelodge Ancoats for the CP game.

£250 for a night. In a Travelodge. Fuck that and then Fuck it some more.

Holiday Inn express Trafford 99 quid

Or Preston the same price

 

[blue cigar]

Holiday Inn express Trafford 99 quid

Airbnb is the cheapest way. I used to drive down from Aberdeen and just drive back after the match, I never sleep well in a strange bed so may as well head home. I'm pretty sure there was a few that travelled from that area

 

[bennyboy]

I like the easyhotel if you can get for £40 or under.
Small room but very clean.

 

[DunfermlineBlue]

I like the easyhotel if you can get for £40 or under.
Small room but very clean.

We stay here or the brittania on Portland street not the best but cheap and close to train station, kebab shop across the road is outstanding too!

 

[Saddleworth2]

Holiday Inn express Trafford 99 quid

Or Preston the same price

Have looked at most my regulars. £100 seems the best.

 

[Corky]

Have looked at most my regulars. £100 seems the best.

Pride weekend and all hotels gone up since covid too it seems, London anyway my usual ones doubled.

 

[JGL07]

We stay here or the brittania on Portland street not the best but cheap and close to train station, kebab shop across the road is outstanding too!

Not the best?

I stayed twice at the Britannia near the Airport. The only reason I stayed twice was because I booked the second visit before I had my first 'experience'.

The Britannia is without doubt the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The room was dirty, the TV did not work. There was a general aura of decay about the place.

We usually stay at the Ibis on Princess Street or on Portland Street, Failing that the Mercure or Ibis Styles in Piccadilly. If driving, we usually use the Travelodge out at Ashton Moss. There is a tram direct to the stadium.

 

[lancs blue]

I stayed twice at the Britannia near the Airport. The only reason I stayed twice was because I booked the second visit before I had my first 'experience'.

The Britannia is without doubt the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The room was dirty, the TV did not work. There was a general aura of decay about the place.

I've swerved Britannia hotels since staying at one in Wolverhampton over 10 years ago. "Grubby" would be the kind description.

 

[Saddleworth2]

I've swerved Britannia hotels since staying at one in Wolverhampton over 10 years ago. "Grubby" would be the kind description.

Premier Inns for us; Denton, Oldham Broadway, Cheadle North, Salford Quays (just once on account of the rats), Bolton Stadium. I have noticed a slight deterioration since covid but they are still ok at £50/£60 per night. Anything more and I'm looking for something else.

 

[west didsblue]

Premier Inns for us; Denton, Oldham Broadway, Cheadle North, Salford Quays (just once on account of the rats), Bolton Stadium. I have noticed a slight deterioration since covid but they are still ok at £50/£60 per night. Anything more and I'm looking for something else.

Hearts or Hibs? ;-)

 

[Saddleworth2]

Hearts or Hibs? ;-)

things would have to get a damn sight more desperate ;-)

 

[aka blue jambo]

Not the best?

I stayed twice at the Britannia near the Airport. The only reason I stayed twice was because I booked the second visit before I had my first 'experience'.

The Britannia is without doubt the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The room was dirty, the TV did not work. There was a general aura of decay about the place.

We usually stay at the Ibis on Princess Street or on Portland Street, Failing that the Mercure or Ibis Styles in Piccadilly. If driving, we usually use the Travelodge out at Ashton Moss. There is a tram direct to the stadium.

I usually use Accor if I can
But Ibis Styles has gone right downhill

 

[aka blue jambo]

Hearts or Hibs? ;-)

Hibs can have him :)

 

[fitzy blue]

Could try the niu loom hotel next to the Irish heritage centre in the Cheetham hill area, and about 1 or 2 mile from the ground on a straight run. It's a fairly new hotel with parking and a tramline right next to it for easy access to town. The area may not be the best but the Hotel looks ok, could be worth a look at. The Irish bar seems a decent one aswell.

 

[DunfermlineBlue]

Don't hold your breath.

They replied to me asking why I’d like to join and what I want to get out of joining their club before they review it. I thought anyone could just join these supporters clubs to meet up for a few pints to watch games etc or is that too easy?

 

[Saddleworth2]

Hibs can have him :)

They couldn’t afford me ;-)

 

[GFBlue]

They replied to me asking why I’d like to join and what I want to get out of joining their club before they review it. I thought anyone could just join these supporters clubs to meet up for a few pints to watch games etc or is that too easy?

Same and then they say no. :(

Don‘t think the Club should allow it. Have written to City to say so.

I might start my own Central Scotland OSC. All welcome.

 

[edinburgh123]

Not the best?

I stayed twice at the Britannia near the Airport. The only reason I stayed twice was because I booked the second visit before I had my first 'experience'.

The Britannia is without doubt the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The room was dirty, the TV did not work. There was a general aura of decay about the place.

If there was only a general aura of decay and the room was dirty and the TV didn't work you were probably upgraded and didn't know. The normal ones have free snot/shit on the wall, carpets with holes bigger than a Wayne Rooney prostitute and doors on one hinge with no lock. I could probably go on.