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

[bluestevei]

if its a 3 kick off , can be home at 6-30, but sometimes it could be later if roads are choked

 

[TROUSERS]

West stand level one. Only leave my seat when final whistle. Walk north to that thai curry car park off Alan Turing Way, then 15 mile drive to littleborough, east of Rochdale. 3.00 kick off, which usually finishes about 4.55, I am home before 5.30. Used to use North Official car park until the police started stopping traffic on A T Way. That used to add at least another half hour on. Stupid! I am also staggered at every game, how many people are coming down A T Way towards the ground not realising the is a match on and must be stopped there for at least half an hour.

 

[Blu KB]

About 10mins walk, basically next to urban exchange retail centre

 

[Bilboblue]

Live in Southampton so depending on the motorways, anything from 3 and half hours to 5 hours.

 

[Wilmslow Road]

take my hat off to all you people who travel 100's if not 1000's of miles to watch City,unbelievable how people make such sacrifices to watch City.Annoys me when people slag off fans who come from other parts of the country/world

Well said mate.

 

[Beswick Prize Bands Big Drum]

Depends if I go on my motorbike or by car

 

[ob]

take my hat off to all you people who travel 100's if not 1000's of miles to watch City,unbelievable how people make such sacrifices to watch City.Annoys me when people slag off fans who come from other parts of the country/world

Well said mate.

Hate night games - after the derby I will get coach from Manchester to London at midnight (due in around 6.30) then train and bus home - get in about half 7 (maybe stop for a fry on way) - don't do that very often though this will be 4th time this season

 

[Parksidecity]

get to glasgow in about 3half hours then another 45 mins on top of that

is it worth it -

nah giving up next year -

 

[Glyn]

10 min walk to Veladrome, then on average 2 and a half hours to just south of Brum. (M6 is a nightmare for evening games ---don't usually get back until 1pm because of all the closures for "resurfacing")

 

[OnTheSixthDay...]

10 min walk to the car, 10-15 min drive, fair play to those who travel hours to get there.

 

[cavendishblue]

60-75 minutes if we leave on 85 minutes. Another 45 if we wait till the final whistle

 

[meldrew]

About an hour, jib the bus into town or walk and jib the tram home to weaste!

Not bad!

 

[|||BLUE MONDAY|||]

I live in Chorlton. If I drive it takes 40 minutes door to seat. If I get public transport it's more like 70 minutes.

 

[mancityvstoke]

60-75 minutes if we leave on 85 minutes. Another 45 if we wait till the final whistle

out of interest where do you have to wait for the initial 45 minutes if you leave at the final whistle?

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

20 minutes but then I do leave early

 

[stirlingblue]

4 hours from Piccadilly on the train, same by car (inc 30 mins for stops).

 

[vinny123]

24 hours if i drive, 5 hours to ferry, overnight ferry crossing from amsterdam, then drive down from newcastle , and then back again

if i fly , 1 hour to airport , 3hours at airport 50 mins flight and then 45 mins into town lol

but its worth it

 

[dark 'n stormy]

About 1 hr 45 by car or (newly discovered) about 1 hr 30 by bus and train.(and cheaper)

 

[jollycity]

If we leave when the 4th official puts the board up, 30mins

If we leave at full time it ranges from 75-90 mins

You need to park somewhere else! Makes little difference either way to me, I always stay to the end 40 mins. Park further away and walk away from ground

 

[law74]

Saturday 3pm game and I can be in the local (or home) for MoTD, evening game or teatime saturday then tea-time next day.
Worst was Grimsby at Maine Road, left home at 6am Sunday morning, home wednesday about 6pm (though that did include preston away as well lol)