chesterbells
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A crucial issue this, that makes a genuine difference to attendance & how long people stay.
I stayed til the end in the south stand, from leaving my standing position (I'm in 115) to getting home, took me just under 5 hours 30 minutes.Stayed till the end last night in the Family Stand. From leaving my seat to getting home took 1 hour and I live 30 miles from the City Centre. Buzzing all the way home. If I'd have left 5 mins earlier I'd have felt robbed.
The tram station is not fit for purpose, not big enough and not enough trams, should be more than one entrance too. Need to extend platforms and tram lengths.A crucial issue this, that makes a genuine difference to attendance & how long people stay.
Respect.I stayed til the end in the south stand, from leaving my standing position (I'm in 115) to getting home, took me just under 5 hours 30 minutes.
Was great bumping into Saints fans at the services on the way home though ;o)
How you do that every week is beyond me. Well done mate.I stayed til the end in the south stand, from leaving my standing position (I'm in 115) to getting home, took me just under 5 hours 30 minutes.
Was great bumping into Saints fans at the services on the way home though ;o)
Yeah but apart from Friday & Saturday Manchester closes down at 10.30.I along with three other season ticket holders got home at 3-45am, met Soton fans on the way home all of whom apologized for their teams deliberate time wasting . At Brighton there's a free public bus and rail service within a ten mile area of the ground and there's plenty of transport layed on to get you away from the ground in all directions, City have enough money to put this service on for us fans .don't they?
Again at Brighton the buses and trains run for two and half hours after the final whistle so, those who stay and have a drink have no worries getting away either.