Which away games are you looking forward to going to this year?

[Manchester33]

For me:
West Ham
Burnley
Scum
Arsenal
Chelsea

Hull away was the worst away day ive ever been on, never again. Save your money

Seriiously? Hull away is one of my favorite trips! Only takes around 2 hours there. Hull is a decent, cheap city so easy to find a good pub. The stadium is brand new and facilities are great. Stewards let you out for a cigarette at half time.

Had a few of my best away days there, was well chuffed when they came up!

 

[Manchester33]

My top 5

Arsenal
Chelsea
Hull
Boro
Burnley

Not a big fan of Arsenal's ground - just a bit too posh for my liking!
Chelsea - I always seem to be in the restricted view seats when I go.
Hull/Boro/Burnley all top trips.

United away is my Birthday so will enjoy that.

Over all though, I think I'm going to do more Euro-trips at the expense of domestic away days this year. Really interested to watch the best manager in the world - in the toughest competition in the world.

 

[Bill]

Not a big fan of Arsenal's ground - just a bit too posh for my liking!
Chelsea - I always seem to be in the restricted view seats when I go.
Hull/Boro/Burnley all top trips.

United away is my Birthday so will enjoy that.

Over all though, I think I'm going to do more Euro-trips at the expense of domestic away days this year. Really interested to watch the best manager in the world - in the toughest competition in the world.

hate the place with a passion. I go but under blind loyalty to city.
wife and daughter simply refuse to attend.

 

[frothy]

Hulls a shithole apparently - don't bother.

Had a great day season before last, train there into town centre few pints jumped on a bus to the ground pubs and a social club there no trouble, back into the club after the match caught later train back to Manchester what's not to like? Also had best fish and chips for years in a sit down chippy

 

[eversince 76]

West Ham, Burnley and Hull spring to mind straight away.
The rest (home and away) will depend on developments, able to get tickets, cash and days off work.

 

[mancitymick]

Sjoke, Hull and Burnley

 

[Stirling1978]

Will try and sort West Ham out as new stadium, will see how things go for the rest. Quite fancy Stoke first away though, depends who we dray on the CL playoff and if that becomes a priority.

 

[berryblue]

Definitely will on a midweek night in London.

Chelsea (A) is marked down for Wed. 5th April. Last train back 11pm.

 

[moenchengladbach blau]

West Ham, Burnley and Hull spring to mind straight away.
The rest (home and away) will depend on developments, able to get tickets, cash and days off work.

Stoke?

Sorry. only kidding.

 

[eversince 76]

Stoke?

Sorry. only kidding.

Would still beat Middlesbrough away I guess.
Went to a game at Stoke early 80-ies I think. Victoria Ground. In those days a terrible city and dito ground. Game ended stale, but result didn't matter at that time. We sang 'we love you City' for about 90 minutes non stop in sunny weather.