Thats probably the case at all grounds its just a case of trying to find out what that easy route is.

I generally have no problems getting away from Wigan because I know a route to avoid most traffic.

I would say Cas is the most difficult to get away from.

I know a short cut from the Galpharm to the motorway, but usually go there on the train.

Wigan is easy. I go on the train.

Although I live in St Helens I can get home quicker from the Gerry Halliwell than the GPW when my wife picks me up at the top of Dunriding Lane.

Salford is easy. Straight down Weate Lane, turn right and head for the M602.

Leeds can be a problem but once you get about a mile from the ground there are all sorts of routes to the motorway.

I can't comment on Bradford as I park on my friends front 2 minutes walk to/from the ground and have tea and biscuits before I set off home

Like Rogues said, it's knowing where to park at most places.

The first time i left wigan on my own, i ended up going in totally the wrong direction and realised after i noticed buses going past with wigan on the front.

By then, i had to leg it for the train and was bolloxed by the time i arrived.

You need a blackberry with sat nav installed.

Im interested to know what quality yarkshire food they would be serving in a mexican reataurant?

They are all as easy as each other

You con the driver into going for a drink after the game to let the traffic go
After 2 or maybe 3 pints all of the suckers who are trying to get home have cleared off - normal traffic on the roads and its plain sailing

Who said the Wigan walk was a thing of the past

got to be hudd

Huddersfield, without a doubt. It doesn't seem to make any difference which way you come in, new stadium in the centre of an old town with narrow roads.

and a crap 1 way system!!