I enjoy watching us lose every week even more having 40 miles each way to go. Im thinking of moving to Norwich or Aberdeen next.

London's a pretty cool place to go 13 times a year anyway, it's not like there's a shortage of things to drink....I mean do.

I'll see your Queen with a William and Kate and raise you a Duke of Kent and a Prince Michael.

Bayswater - the down-market bit.

Petone

I ticked Kent but Sidcup is more S E London than the Garden of England.

Anyway, 2 overground trains for me and average journey time to The Stoop of 1.5 to 2 hours (and I haven't missed a single league game)



I obviously haven't got anything better to do

im in rotherhithe these days having gone via teddington to southfields to kingston to th'oval to lambeth. managed to get to the stoop from all these places, so it can be done! jubilee line to waterloo, and train to twickers. door to door, about 70 mins including fannying around waiting for trains.

There's a lot of variation even within most of the areas in the poll list. Sidcup is Kent, but so is Deal. Imagine travelling from there by train!

Middlesex could be Twickenham itself, or it could be Enfield, around twenty miles away on the other side of Central London - three trains/tubes and travelling time of well over an hour even if you live right next to the station. South London could be Putney, a ten minutes/two stops train ride, or somewhere near Sidcup like Abbey Wood.

Just outside Newtown, Powys, just under 40 miles from the Racecourse.

KT12 - 2 trains, changing at Clapahm - usually takes about 50mins door to door

FY5 and TW14

Born SE1 now reside in NN1.

Chelmsford - or more accurately, South Woodham Ferrers.

140-mile round trip via the M25.
2.5-hour round trip on the train. (Impossible to get home by train if the games are on in the evening!)

Then again, I think I've mentioned that before.

Teddington