I do this journey from Manchester a fair bit as it's like an hour quicker to Nuneaton than Cov. I normally just jump in an uber from the station to near the ground about £10-15. The change over is a pain in the arse, always like 55mins there and back.I didn’t want to start a new thread just for this query!… I’m getting the train from the North West on Saturday morning to Nuneaton as it’s the quickest. Usually I stay with family for the weekend and I’ve never been to the CBS via Nuneaton.
Other than catching the once an hour train to the arena, does anyone from Nuneaton area have any advice on best transport to the arena or how much a taxi would be? Thanks in advance.
Asking for a friend, could you actually post the image as the link just kicks me off the site, probably my end?
Thats why its so important to get a good start and create a gap! if we lose and dont drop that helps with confidence and move onto the next game whereas last couple of seasons everyone was crapping themselves thinking were going to drop like stone.Yeah I agree, it's definitely not a poor league at all, like you say it's very competitive with more strength in depth. The promoted sides have spent a fortune and none of them will be anywhere near relegation.
Ipswich look like they are coming on strong now. It's good that the other 2 parachute sides have got their own struggles this season (Leicester potential points deduction, Southampton change of manager). Them factors have helped make it a bit more of an even playing field than in previous years where the parachute sides have ran away with it.
Good lad get a few down you.Untill these 12.30 k/os i never used to have a pint before midday.
Hate Sky TV
We all thought the Sheff Utd keeper was playacting until he didn't come out for the 2nd half.I get that, but you really can't tell the legitimacy of an injury from all the way up in the stands
I agree. Not sure there's anyone in our current team that gets a starting spot in a PL team right now. There might be a team somewhere that needs a MVE, but that's probably it.Most of our XI wouldn’t cut it either. Doesn’t make it a poor league.
Try and look beyond the words 'poor league' a little more.Doesn't help that the 3 relegated were abysmal. That's just carried on.
Dont agree it's a poor league.
This league has never had the likes of Birmingham/Wrexham and Charlton who also spent about 10million go up.
Its crazy competitive. Id argue it's never been so competitive top to bottom if you disregard Wednesday.
Trying to compare last season teams to this season teams is probably the weakest argument I've seen so far.If the parachute teams who got battered week in week out in the PL last season came down and were in the top 3 in the Championship then I'd see a stronger argument for claiming the Championship is 'poor'. The fact that they aren't surely proves the opposite.
I'm owning my drink problem.....it feels that you are still on a journey my friendUntill these 12.30 k/os i never used to have a pint before midday.
Hate Sky TV
My excuse is that it calms my nerves. But I'm sure scientifically it has opposite effect.I'm owning my drink problem.....it feels that you are still on a journey my friend
I do this journey from Manchester a fair bit as it's like an hour quicker to Nuneaton than Cov. I normally just jump in an uber from the station to near the ground about £10-15. The change over is a pain in the arse, always like 55mins there and back.
He made it more difficult last season when you couldn’t buy burgers till half time12:30 kickoffs making it hard not to buy lunch at the stadium. Doug is a smart cookie
If only it was him that decides what time we kick off,but get your point.Just have a decent breakfast then dinner after.12:30 kickoffs making it hard not to buy lunch at the stadium. Doug is a smart cookie
Early games are 4:30 a.m. for me. Guinness and eggsUntill these 12.30 k/os i never used to have a pint before midday.
Hate Sky TV
thought I had posted image, is this any better?Asking for a friend, could you actually post the image as the link just kicks me off the site, probably my end?
I was just to the left of the goal at the front of the overflow at the covered end, when you look towards the pitch. H&S screwed all that.A lot of us were.
Myself and a schoolmate queued for ages at the Thackhall St turnstiles, and were some of the first in, to claim our spot near the middle of the covered end.
Couldn't believe the numbers overflowing everywhere by kick-off.
Same here Wingy! I was 14 years old!I can say I was there also!
Only 9 me.Same here Wingy! I was 14 years old!
Question, anyone know if the prematch fanzone will be open? And if so at what time please? Thanks
I was probably about 20 rows/steps behind you. On the terrace, just to the left of the goal.I was just to the left of the goal at the front of the overflow at the covered end, when you look towards the pitch. H&S screwed all that.
Crikey. My dad wouldn't take me until I was 10. 1963.Only 9 me.
I was out of sight but round to the right half way back..I was probably about 20 rows/steps behind you. On the terrace, just to the left of the goal.
Add a bit of nutmeg, cinnamon and condense milk and a good blender and you have a healthy guinness punchEarly games are 4:30 a.m. for me. Guinness and eggs
Add a bit of nutmeg, cinnamon and condense milk and a good blender and you have a healthy guinness punch
Can we concentrate on the important issues please?Any news on Rudoni ?
Anyone know if cheap beer is back tomorrow??
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