Least attractive fixtures

[Richard Cranium]

Mansfield v Stevenage

 

[Richard Cranium]

It all comes down the Away days for me, If I have to drink in some scabby looking supporters bar with no pubs in walking distance it's shite. It's ok getting a taxi to town centers but you lose 4 pints on route. Stevenage and Wycombe fit into that.

Can't wait for York, Notts, Northampton, Morecombe, Exeter and special mention to that tent at Plymouth with the entertainment, Proper funny stuff when we got there this season. Only caught the last 20 mins as we'd gone into the City thinking there was nothing there but I'll be in there from 12 onwards next season!

 

[AtaturkOzgutson]

It definitely feels a lot further when its the middle of January and you've just witnessed a 4-0 hiding...

Think how your ground feels after a six goal thrashing on a Tuesday!

 

[shoddycollins]

out of town grounds but christ that place takes the piss.

Surely the biggest 'out of town' ground in the Football League is the Stadium mk... about 60 miles out of town.

 

[shoddycollins]

Crawley is completely uninspiring, not a great place, people, ground or trip - plus there is that person with the stupid bell.

Yeovil have a bell too... it seems that once you get south of Reading every tin-pot club thinks they're Portsmouth.

 

[Habbinalan]

Yeovil have a bell too... it seems that once you get south of Reading every tin-pot club thinks they're Portsmouth.

Ah!! Memories of the Grays Athletic bell........I can tolerate Portsmouth, its part of the tradition (i.e. more than 10 yrs), but anywhere else and it feels like a return to the school playground.

 

[shoddycollins]

Ah!! Memories of the Grays Athletic bell........I can tolerate Portsmouth, its part of the tradition (i.e. more than 10 yrs), but anywhere else and it feels like a return to the school playground.

If only there were a song we could sing informing said fans where they could place their bell... perhaps using a different word than 'place' which emphasises the force which which the bell is placed there. And perhaps also a useful appendix at the end of the song to suggest an optimal orientation for the bell when it is placed there.

 

[Habbinalan]

If only there were a song we could sing informing said fans where they could place their bell... perhaps using a different word than 'place' which emphasises the force which which the bell is placed there. And perhaps also a useful appendix at the end of the song to suggest an optimal orientation for the bell when it is placed there.

It would have to be to the tune of "My Ding-A-Ling."

 

[JSMITH083]

Wycombe and Cambridge are much further out than Sixfields and at least when you get to Sixfields , there is a selection of pubs and eating houses

I can only judge where I have been, neither Cambridge or Wycombe were on my radar this season

 

[MrGloverLover]

We used to have a trumpet but we had to downgrade.

 

[Habbinalan]

We used to have a trumpet but we had to downgrade.

He used to have a trumpet
Now he's got a bell
His mates and him would hump it
Now it's sad to tell
They just have to play with his ding-a ling-a-ling

 

[shoddycollins]

He used to have a trumpet
Now he's got a bell
His mates and him would hump it
Now it's sad to tell
They just have to play with his ding-a ling-a-ling

Who do you think you are? Oakroader?

 

[Habbinalan]

Who do you think you are? Oakroader?

Thought he needed a bit of competition to get him to up his game. Challenge laid down