Its all part of the cycling experience... on the flip side i like to try and swipe cans of cider out of unsuspecting chavs hands as i cycle past.

Get to the peaks or the Lakes and go offroad that'll get your stamina up, the roads will feel like a velodrome in comparison.

so it was you,you swine ! why were you cycling naked at 11 o'clock at night ?

Thanks all - I've got a road bike rather than a mountain bike so I'm going to have to stick to roads I think.

Bringing this back on topic a bit - my closest away game is Salford. I could ride my bike there but [Insert tired gag about Salford].

All wendyballers sound Greek to me. At least, they make as much sense as does Greek.

I'm based in rural Northamptonshire so it's a 280 mile round trip for me. Season ticket holder and I get to see most home games, usually day return courtesy ( or even in spite of ) Virgin Trains. I lived in London for 18 years so made Fulham my 'home team' from 1981 until I moved away.

I just jump on the number 3 bus into town,and the number 3 back again.

Martinscroft?

Woolston near the storage place.

Its a walk up Orford Lane for me.

It's also a walk up orford lane for me as well.

Might bump into you.

might already have happened.......

My Wire day varies depending on day Fri/Sat/Sun and if i'm working either on the day and what i'm doing the day after.

200 mile, 400 mile round trip

If i'm working the day after the game then i'm up and down on the same day
If i'm off the next day then i park at my mum's in Golborne at stop the night.

If it's a Friday game and i'm off work or finish before 15:00 then i'll go. If i'm working the next day the i obviously have to come back home which is usually 01:00, if i'm working the next day it's an early start of between 6 and 9 the next day.

A Saturday game, i have to be off work and not on call, so usually miss most Saturday games. If i'm off next day again a night at the mothers.

Sunday games, i work 5 sundays in a 15 week period and these games are almost always a straight up and down trip.

Blackpool, so an hour by train with a bit of luck. However, the Blackpool-Preston route seems to be the Western world's most cared for bit of track, so quite often it's a rail replacement bus service.