What's the furthest you've travelled to watch City ?

[stirlingblue]

You're right Cleavers, it's a very long journey after getting beat, especially in the dark and driving rain, plus no motorway lights for 170 miles. New cunning plan this season with advance rail singles and family railcard. Now a mere 90 mins or so drive to Carlisle and a 2 hour train journey into Piccadilly. Usually works out cheaper too!
At least we're lucky enough to be able to actually go to the games. Might have been easier had I married a good English girl though!

 

[Bill]

dont know to the letter but poznan seemed the furthest, faroes the hardest, nicosia the nicest.

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Probably Widzew Lodz,Poland.
Bloody freezing as well.

 

[nill of reddish]

china 2006 great time

 

[bluevengence]

This thread really sums up the irrational behaviour of football fans...we are willing to spend thousands of pounds travelling thousands of miles sometimes going to hostile places and sometimes getting into trouble with work and the other half ...all to watch 11 men kick a ball around.

IT`S A DRUG...C.T.I.D

 

[TFC]

Pompey - there was no fooking chance of a foray into Europe the last time I saw City play!

 

[lostockblue]

Vienna 1970 ECWC

 

[eastlands2003]

Last game on the road was the defeat in Poland against the mighty Groclin ( think you spell it like that ).
Live in OZ now so if I watch the blues again will be by far the furthest I have gone to see them.

 

[tonythecoleman]

the south pole with my mate,ernie shackleton

 

[KenTheLandlord]

I walked ALL THE WAY from Piccadilly Gardens to Eastlands, once. Wont be making that trek again.