id be up for it!

My thoughts on transport are a definite yes, which ever way works out the best will do for me.

I would travel sat/sun, and would certainly be tempted by a Friday night trip as the two I did when the coach ran a couple of seasons ago were both excellent fun (all be it we narrowly lost one at Wigan but never mind).

Re Edinburgh, personally no, 1 since flights are already booked and 2, don’t really fancy a coach journey all that way when for a reasonable price we found flights.

If we’re doing head counts for interest at this early stage I know of another family member who would also be up for the coach, although probably not Fridays.

Sorry but as you signed only last year took you for a newbi and from the way it was written thought it came from the club office.

I think you would get a full coach most Saturday/Sunday games once you posted an your 'outline' pickup/dropoff points, timings. The sooner the better as there are only 11 away games left as think Edinburgh by private coach will be a non-starter as National Express et al are always cheaper


As for Friday would suggest you aim to fill a mini coach if the provider runs both types.

Always worth it. Re pick up points. Centre of london adds 2 hours on to the trip in both directions. And can't really be considered and this makes evening games v tough for people in east London. I would love to see the club target friday games too with a package deal at a hotel.
Brent cross pick ups was near both bus and tube stops so I don't know what that guy was on about and pick up points were done on a consensus with fans club and coach drivers.
Friday night games on the whole should be rules out. Leeds we had 7, Salford we had three. The club could do more. Ie free tickets - can negotiate with clubs. They get good pr and our spending and increased numbers we lesson the cost.
Some games are also just so much easier by train or car and the 50 that go to games have their own established means off getting to games.
IMO it should be well advertised targeted games first. If there is a demand for more then inteoduce it.

I think I prefer to stick with the train. I don't like long motorway journeys and prefer not to travel there and back on the same day.

I would do as many as I can. Come back Galelao

Same. Plus I can get National Express or Megabus to all locations for cheaper and can organise the timings around what I want to do. I can't see the point of travelling for 8 hours and only watching 80 minutes rugby.

Excellent idea from Darthchris IMO, coach up, hotel, and coach back would be great. Everyone could relax, have a few beers before and after the match, then back to London for a sensible time. Worth targetting an away game for IMO.