How long does it take you to get home after a home match?

[SuperYaya]

15 minute walk to the car, 15 minute drive.

 

[mrksdawn19]

Anything up to 6 or 7 hours, depending on how bad the M6, M1, M25 and M2 are

 

[baldmosher]

you'll have to let me know the walking route, might start taking the train up from Stafford, driving is a pain in the arse for night games especially

If you're in the East or North stand, walk past the City Store and Joe Mercer plaque, cross over the canal, turn first left down the steps and follow the canal into town, you'll need to bear right just after the aqueduct over Store Street, and then left along Ducie Street then left onto Station Approach.

You can also bear right from the canal onto Bradford Road before you get into town, and then get down to Ducie Street that way past the Ancoats Retail Park.

Takes about 30 mins to walk from my seat in E207 to platform 14.

If you're coming out of the South/West stand, then it's much quicker to follow Ashton New Road towards town, follow the tracks up the hill from the Mitchell Arms, and head straight down Tariff Street, this brings you out at the Fairfield Street entrance. I do this route in reverse on the way to the match as it's a bit shorter.

 

[mikeskitz]

It takes me about 1 min to walk home from the south stand to my house

 

[sherburncity]

anything from 1 and a half to 2 hours depending on traffic.

 

[pendlebury blue]

If driving back to Swinton half an hour if going out after match 6 hour's

 

[ob]

From leaving the stadium at the final whistle, I'm usually home 6 - 8 hours later depending on Trains / buses etc.

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[Greenie_4]

15 minute walk.

 

[Oohvonkyvonky]

If going straight home 1-2hrs if going on the pop after 3pm Sat kick off...

About 20hrs.

 

[squirtyflower]

Too many variables to give an accurate picture

- how much did I drink before the game
- how much did I drink at half time
- how much do I want to drink after the game
- how hungry I am
- did we win or lose (lots of wins this year so home much later)