Some of you need to buy a mapmr_number wrote:Or by train.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Not if you're travelling in a car.Compo's Hat wrote:Only if you don't include travel cost. Probably about the same as QPR when you think about it.
Some of you need to buy a mapmr_number wrote:Or by train.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Not if you're travelling in a car.Compo's Hat wrote:Only if you don't include travel cost. Probably about the same as QPR when you think about it.
Wiz, if you're going on the train, remember there's two stations very close to each other up there. Wigan North Western is on the west coast mainline and Wigan Wallgate for local Manchester etc services. Boozed up confusion could beWizard wrote:Potentially in, although I've already done one long away trip this season and came away without seeing any football, hope that doesn't happen again.
4 people in a car can't be compared to a train journey for the other to be fair. If you shared a car to QPR it would make it about the same as going to Wigan.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:Wigan: 4 people in a car paying £20 each + £20 ticket...
QPR: £20 for train + £45 ticket...
Anyone know why someone would consider going to an away game by coach? Does it still stop for 3 hours at Chieveley so that Denny Fulbrook can have his lunch?Optimist wrote:Anyone know how much coach will be for this one? I'm guessing more than the match ticket?
Denny Fullbrook! That's a blast from the past!!!Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Anyone know why someone would consider going to an away game by coach? Does it still stop for 3 hours at Chieveley so that Denny Fulbrook can have his lunch?Optimist wrote:Anyone know how much coach will be for this one? I'm guessing more than the match ticket?
LOL!Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Anyone know why someone would consider going to an away game by coach? Does it still stop for 3 hours at Chieveley so that Denny Fulbrook can have his lunch?Optimist wrote:Anyone know how much coach will be for this one? I'm guessing more than the match ticket?
We had about 5,500 tickets, but didn't sell them all. Prob around 5,000.Schards#2 wrote:
Away fans sat on the side for that, I have a figure of 6,000 in my mind but may have dreamt that as it seems a lot.
We took 4000-4500 for the play off game. Lots of empty seats on that side despite the large travelling support. The entire gate was only 12,000, I dont think we had 50% of the gate. Still ,a proper turn out that day.Jerry St Clair wrote:We had about 5,500 tickets, but didn't sell them all. Prob around 5,000.Schards#2 wrote:
Away fans sat on the side for that, I have a figure of 6,000 in my mind but may have dreamt that as it seems a lot.
Personally I'd rather sit through a long journey on a train than on a coach, but when the return by coach is £22 door-to-door, and the return by train is £83.50 with a change, there's really no competition for someone like me for whom money is a bit tight atm.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Anyone know why someone would consider going to an away game by coach? Does it still stop for 3 hours at Chieveley so that Denny Fulbrook can have his lunch?Optimist wrote:Anyone know how much coach will be for this one? I'm guessing more than the match ticket?
Have we sold out then? There were loads of tickets left when I got mine this morningRFCUK wrote:Tickets purchased, in the right stand when looking out from the away end.
First ever time in the home end at an away game (apart from Stamford Bridge, but was in a box so that doesn't really count). Sort of worried as I tend to be a vocal fan.. I'll try and get some decent videos of the massive away following for the 500 mile round trip...
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