Grounds I'm hoping to visit next season.

[EricSabin]

Not done Donny, Tranny, Stockport, Wimbledon. Will do all of them I’d imagine.

Can probably pencil in Sutton, Walsall, Orient and Crewe as well.

 

[AdamStag]

As we’ve been in this division forever there isn’t many grounds i’ve not been to.

Been to colchester’s old ground but can’t see myself returning unless something big riding on it, nor have i been to orient as i can’t stand london.

Gillingham would he good to tick off.

The standard weekend away at barrow, night at bradford, probably a weekend at lpool too for tranmere.

 

[joethegill]

I always do at least one southern game & Gillingham is one of the few I haven’t done,but other fans reckon it’s a crap away day & the place is a dump.
Is that true?

Depends what you want from an away day. Gillingham as a town isn't great, but no worse really than the majority of towns of clubs in this league when you look at it objectively. If you're after pre-game beers, then Rochester is the place to go and is only a few minutes away from Gillingham on the train. Alternatively you could stay in London for beers and then get the high speed into Gillingham from St Pancras which is only about half an hour or so. If you're down here for the weekend then you don't have to go far to find some genuinely nice places.

I'd imagine that the majority of away supporters will be given our covered section in the corner of the Gordon Road Stand this year as that's where small supports (under 400 or so) have been for the last few years now. This should negate most of the nonsense away fans give us about not coming to Priestfield due to our away temporary stand which is a bit rubbish but serviceable unless it chucks it down.

In terms of our away days, I've been to most of them already bar Wimbledon, Salford, Harrogate and Barrow, so ticking off at least a couple of those I'd imagine. That said, I scout for a National League side so Saturdays tend to be a bit busy for me to be able to get to. Midweek at Barrow though, I'll be there!

 

[Monkey Tennis]

Depends what you want from an away day. Gillingham as a town isn't great, but no worse really than the majority of towns of clubs in this league when you look at it objectively. If you're after pre-game beers, then Rochester is the place to go and is only a few minutes away from Gillingham on the train. Alternatively you could stay in London for beers and then get the high speed into Gillingham from St Pancras which is only about half an hour or so. If you're down here for the weekend then you don't have to go far to find some genuinely nice places.

I'd imagine that the majority of away supporters will be given our covered section in the corner of the Gordon Road Stand this year as that's where small supports (under 400 or so) have been for the last few years now. This should negate most of the nonsense away fans give us about not coming to Priestfield due to our away temporary stand which is a bit rubbish but serviceable unless it chucks it down.

In terms of our away days, I've been to most of them already bar Wimbledon, Salford, Harrogate and Barrow, so ticking off at least a couple of those I'd imagine. That said, I scout for a National League side so Saturdays tend to be a bit busy for me to be able to get to. Midweek at Barrow though, I'll be there!

You'll feel right at home - I think we're sticking in some temporary seating for away fans.

 

[E10rifle]

Meadow Have to say that most of the few remaining southern trips are absolutely horrendous for various reasons. Consensus over the years is that Orient is a top 5 away day in the division, but the only other one actively worth bothering with is Swindon IMHO. Gills is… fine… as long as you spend the time outside the game itself in Rochester.

Would aim for Dale, Bradford, Tranmere, Crewe, Carlisle and/or Grimsby if you’d like to take in any of the delights available past the Watford Gap. Walsall at a pinch.

 

[Salvador]

Would aim for Dale, Bradford, Tranmere, Crewe, Carlisle and/or Grimsby if you’d like to take in any of the delights available past the Watford Gap. Walsall at a pinch.

I'd suggest Stockport as well. Living around here I can vouch that the town centre is a lot better place for a pre/post match booze up than it was last time they were in the league. The away end is still an awful no roof affair mind you.

 

[BlackHaddock]

I'd suggest Stockport as well. Living around here I can vouch that the town centre is a lot better place for a pre/post match booze up than it was last time they were in the league. The away end is still an awful no roof affair mind you.

I thought the centre of Edgeley had really gone down hill when we visited last season. The Main Street was like Beirut after a heavy bombing. Didn’t venture into the proper town centre though.

 

[Salvador]

I thought the centre of Edgeley had really gone down hill when we visited last season. The Main Street was like Beirut after a heavy bombing. Didn’t venture into the proper town centre though.

The main street in Edgeley is a bit grim and not somewhere I'd go. Tbf I meant more the town centre. It means a 5-10 min longer walk (or a bus/ taxi) as it's the opposite side of the tracks from the ground. But IMO a better idea.

 

[Back in the DHSS]

There’s a couple of really decent ale houses under the viaduct in Stockport for a pre match pint. The Midland and the Crown Inn.