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- Accrington Stanley (https://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f93/)

- - Fa cup (https://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f93/fa-cup-66817.html)

cashman

10-12-2014 14:43

Re: Fa cup

Better safe n sorry i would say.;)

DAV007

10-12-2014 17:45

Re: Fa cup

Rough idea on the travel time by car? 4 hours about right?

cashman

10-12-2014 17:55

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1125951)

Rough idea on the travel time by car? 4 hours about right?

About 4 n half Dav,;)

DAV007

10-12-2014 17:58

Re: Fa cup

so 4 for me.

8 hours in a car (plus more for road works, average speed cameras, congestion, crashes, queue at M6/M5 interchange) for 90 minutes of football.

Will be more than worth it!

Exile on Spencer St

10-12-2014 18:00

Re: Fa cup

250 miles is 4.25 hours if RAC is to be believed and everything goes well. Roadworks, weather, evening Rush hour through Brum, finding somewhere to park, queuing for ticket:rolleyes:...I'd allow at least 5.5 hours from Accy.

Chubbyman

10-12-2014 21:59

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 1125936)

Was going to ring and pre-order some tickets but, from what they said to you Smobile, is there any need if they're selling them up to kick off?

Only if you're 5 minutes late!!!

Jim Procter

10-12-2014 23:11

Re: Fa cup

If only. If only. If only. Lets beat Yeovil first before we start dreaming of playing United.We should have beaten them at home .Start being realistic, and stop dreaming.

ossy kid

11-12-2014 04:02

Re: Fa cup

you've been in Yorkshire too long Jim.

lancsdave

11-12-2014 07:43

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Procter (Post 1125991)

Start being realistic, and stop dreaming.

Nowt wrong with doing both :)

Barrie Yates

11-12-2014 07:48

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1125961)

so 4 for me.

8 hours in a car (plus more for road works, average speed cameras, congestion, crashes, queue at M6/M5 interchange) for 90 minutes of football.

Will be more than worth it!

Use the M6 Toll Road and avoid the M6/M5 interchange

MikeA

11-12-2014 08:00

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1125999)

Use the M6 Toll Road and avoid the M6/M5 interchange

I'm not so sure. It would add nearly 20 miles to the journey, you'd pay £5.50 per car for the privilege and then have to battle with traffic on the M42.

Exile on Spencer St

11-12-2014 12:20

Re: Fa cup

Two sets of roadworks on A303 just east of Yeovil :mad:.
One is supposed to finish tomorrow
A303 Eastbound and Hayes End Roundabout Resurfacing. - Road Projects - Highways Agency-
which, if it does, will avoid a huge diversion:).
Bu there's a second one at a roundabout a bit closer to Yevil that is down to start in "winter" :(.

cashman

11-12-2014 12:44

Re: Fa cup

Not good news, but a good tip fer travelers.;)

Exile on Spencer St

11-12-2014 17:24

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 1126006)

Two sets of roadworks on A303 just east of Yeovil :mad:. (.

It would be more useful if I got my directions right.
The roadworks mentioned are WEST of Yeovil, where you might encounter them if you come all the way down on the M5, then head eastwards towards Yeovil.

DaveinGermany

11-12-2014 17:56

Re: Fa cup

Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1126007)

a good tip fer travelers.;)

What! There'll be P'keys turning too? :D

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