Who`s up for Plymouth at Home Park nxt season?
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NorthumberlandBoro
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Only a 840 mile round trip for me.
Slipperutb01
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Done it think there was about 100 of us 1 all I think it was the same day as eubank v Watson fought
birkbeck_dj
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Boxing Day
Kickoff time 12 noon
Seems inevitable
Kickoff time 12 noon
Seems inevitable
Quicksilvera
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I’m going to use it to go and see some of my old 29 commando chums and make a weekend of it, a bit of a reunion we’ve been promising for a while.
ILOVEJUNINHO!
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If it's in August I would definitely consider a few days on the South Coast. Nailed on to be a Tuesday night in January.
exeterboro
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If you are coming by train it has to be LNER and GWR, the cross country is ridiculously expensive, while it seems if you book ahead with the two former operators you can get better deals and if you get good connections in London probably be quicker.
By plane then the option is easyJet from Newcastle to Bristol, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Airport
if booked ahead enough can be very cheap, two flights on Friday and 1 or 2 on Sunday. There is a direct bus from Bristol Airport to Plymouth which leaves every hour and takes 2hrs 30 maybe longer and costs about £20 return, the Stagecoach Falcon Bus. If you are flying in from other parts of the UK then you have flights to Exeter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exeter_Airport from Belfast with Aer Lingus and from over the border from Dublin. Direct trains from Exeter to Plymouth, you also have Logan sir which flies from Newcastle and Scotland to Exeter but seems to be very expensive. You can fly to Newquay https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newquay_Airport from a lot of other airports around the UK, there is transport services between Newquay and Plymouth
By plane then the option is easyJet from Newcastle to Bristol, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Airport
if booked ahead enough can be very cheap, two flights on Friday and 1 or 2 on Sunday. There is a direct bus from Bristol Airport to Plymouth which leaves every hour and takes 2hrs 30 maybe longer and costs about £20 return, the Stagecoach Falcon Bus. If you are flying in from other parts of the UK then you have flights to Exeter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exeter_Airport from Belfast with Aer Lingus and from over the border from Dublin. Direct trains from Exeter to Plymouth, you also have Logan sir which flies from Newcastle and Scotland to Exeter but seems to be very expensive. You can fly to Newquay https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newquay_Airport from a lot of other airports around the UK, there is transport services between Newquay and Plymouth
The Ruthsayer
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Remember going away for an FA Cup replay. Wilko scored a last minute winner. Can’t remember when or the Actaul score, but think it was a Monday night! Argyle fans threw bricks at us from outside the ground at the final whistle.
exeterboro
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I have been a few times with Boro, not that FA cup match but I also went along to watch Darlo there once. Plymouth are ok mostly, but living down here I tend to see the worst of them whenever they come to Exeter, they both hate each other, and Plymouth always tries to use superior numbers to not only bully their oppo idiots from Exeter but parade around town chanting their anti Exeter songs which intimidates everyone else, shoppers, tourists etc.
Nobby_Barnes
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Been to The Dell (Gazza free kick 3-3 ) and St Mary's 
r00fie1
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r00fie1
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Devonport?I'll be there roofie as it's about a 30min walk for me.
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r00fie1
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Via London me thinks best.
I hate the sight of Cross-Country Trains. Dirty, crammed cattle wagons.
Canyoudigit
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Peter Devonport ?
exeterboro
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I used to return home on them in the early 2000s, they were still affordable and hadnt increased the prices by an extortionate amount at that time, but they would always be rammed from Birmingham to Leeds , every seat taken and and the aisles very full of standing passengers I couldn't but help think what an awful train, they were still Virgin then I think.Via London me thinks best.
I hate the sight of Cross-Country Trains. Dirty, crammed cattle wagons.