Happy days!

It would still be a problem even if it was not on Sky. Only 3 options for attending are go on club coach,drive down if you have that option or stay over, a fair few would of used the train, get there and back quicker but that is not an option as last train back is 20.31.

3,205.....that's how many saw that fat bloke try to set fire to his shirt...attendance was 3,206 but he wasn't watching himself. Clubb absolutely hammered King in a one on one tackle and Curtis scored under the stiks from the loose ball.......Melling ran the length of the park to celebrate his try with Clubb....so, no, I take no delight in the clubs demise but I doubt that it being a TV game will bother those fans who would have traveled......we're a pub side now and we'll attract pub sized gates regardless of who we play....

I think in real terms we were a pub side then with a few decent players and nice ground to play on. Coaching structure was poor, training facilities; a field just off the A3, back room staffing, well ........
We've now just found our level in terms of ground, players etc

Welcome to our world. As London away supporters we have these travel issues every other week throughout the season.
There have been too many occasions when playing times, venues or even the day of the game have been changed for us, at very short notice.
The thought of the powers that be is that our numbers are few, so we do not matter.
For me. If I want to attend I will find a way.

The club have an opportunity for a very special night. Wire have little to play for (they will surely be safe). We have nothing to lose, if we get beat let's go down all guns blazing. You never know, they have had a fortnight off and maybe, just maybe, we can catch them cold in what for them is a strange environment.

Can I have a case of what you're on.....lol!!

Channing back in the nineteen. No Rocky. Gidley back for Wire.

Close to the ground there is one pub - Duke of Kent, Scotch Common, Fullers pub with a large beer garden. If you are really lucky the Pimms Bar will be open. A little further away on Pitshanger Lane is the Village Inn. Both are good pubs. And as said there are a lot of establishments at Ealing Broadway.

Karetaker, look on the positive side at least it's on Saturday so the m6 will be less of the moving traffic jam than it is on a fri or Sunday. You are only having t do it one weekend though buddy.
As being bosty says for us we have the problem every away game!!!! Go on have an adventure, come down to west london, it's always better than telly.

Not surprised that junior is dropped