Loyalty Miles ?

Merdalfthewizard

once more unto the breach

Dec 25, 2014

181

265 miles from home games

• Oct 5, 2017

• #41

530 mile round trip for me. Stay till end, clap team off, queue for park and ride, 5hr drive home. Late kick offs are a pain in the proverbial

 

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Hampster Gull

New member

Dec 22, 2010

13,462

• Oct 5, 2017

• #42

174 round trip, so not able to post on this thread, so I wont

 

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ALBION28

Active member

Jul 26, 2011

308

DONCASTER

• Oct 5, 2017

• #43

470 miles round trip generally 4 hours on the road but M25 can make that grow to 6 and don't get me started on night time road closures. Still, love it once I get there.

 

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scotjem

New member

Oct 25, 2003

334

Glasgow

• Oct 5, 2017

• #44

I normally stay in Sussex for the weekend for home games - so it's not just a round trip. But according to the club I travelled 14,000 miles last year.

 

Is it PotG?

Thrifty non-licker

Feb 20, 2017

23,370

Sussex by the Sea

• Oct 5, 2017

• #45

8.5m each way on Shanks's Pony. Not eligible to post.

 

Lower West Stander

Well-known member

Mar 25, 2012

4,753

Back in Sussex

• Oct 5, 2017

• #46

When I lived in New York I kept my season ticket as love my seat and couldn’t face giving it up for the times I went back to the UK. I always timed visits home to tie up with Albion games. Went to about half the home games whilst I was out there - also managed Bournemouth away.

Just googled it - round trip of 6944 miles.

Do I win?


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Brian Fantana

Well-known member

Oct 8, 2006

7,249

In the field

• Oct 5, 2017

• #47

A round trip of 650 miles. I come down for c75% of home games. Sadly evening games are out, unless I can coincide with a work trip to London.

 

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ac gull

Well-known member

Jul 7, 2003

1,931

midlands

• Oct 5, 2017

• #48

about 380 miles round trip for me

 

Charlies Shinpad

New member

Jul 5, 2003

4,415

Oakford in Devon

• Oct 5, 2017

• Thread starter
• #49

Lower West Stander said:

When I lived in New York I kept my season ticket as love my seat and couldn’t face giving it up for the times I went back to the UK. I always timed visits home to tie up with Albion games. Went to about half the home games whilst I was out there - also managed Bournemouth away.

Just googled it - round trip of 6944 miles.

Do I win?


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Don't think anyone can beat that one [emoji23][emoji23]

 

Charlies Shinpad

New member

Jul 5, 2003

4,415

Oakford in Devon

• Oct 5, 2017

• Thread starter
• #50

Lower West Stander said:

When I lived in New York I kept my season ticket as love my seat and couldn’t face giving it up for the times I went back to the UK. I always timed visits home to tie up with Albion games. Went to about half the home games whilst I was out there - also managed Bournemouth away.

Just googled it - round trip of 6944 miles.

Do I win?


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Like you when one of my lads was in Afghan for 6 months I kept his season ticket going and when the other lad went to Oz for 18 months without coming home in that period I kept his season ticket going

 

wolfie

Well-known member

Jul 19, 2003

1,665

Warwickshire

• Oct 5, 2017

• #51

320 miles for me, plus a 12 mile bike ride from and to Patcham where I park the car. 131 games at Amex so far and have never left early.

 

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SwedishSonna

Active member

Aug 9, 2005

510

Newcastle upon Tyne

• Oct 5, 2017

• #52

702 mile round trip. Home game for me is a luxury these days.

 

skipper734

Registered ruffian

Aug 9, 2008

9,189

Curdridge

• Oct 5, 2017

• #53

Quote............ spirit-crushing tedium of the M/A27. Great phrase there from hans.

 

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Glawstergull

Well-known member

May 21, 2004

1,032

GLAWSTERSHIRE

• Oct 6, 2017

• #54

336 round trip.

 

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amexer

Well-known member

Aug 8, 2011

6,212

• Oct 6, 2017

• #55

You really have to take your hat of to all these people. I can understand though. If I moved away would never find it same watching another game as neutral. Always seems strange watching a game and not caring who wins.

 

Geestar

New member

Nov 6, 2012

3,421

Shoreham Beach

• Oct 6, 2017

• #56

702 mile trip

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mr sheen

Well-known member

Jan 17, 2008

1,555

• Oct 6, 2017

• #57

364 round trip

 

devonsi

"By-The-Sea"

Dec 26, 2008

101

Plymouth

• Oct 6, 2017

• #58

450 from Plymouth & back [emoji849]

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PTC Gull

Micky Mouse country.

NSC Patron

Apr 17, 2017

1,202

Florida

• Oct 6, 2017

• #59

Lower West Stander said:

When I lived in New York I kept my season ticket as love my seat and couldn’t face giving it up for the times I went back to the UK. I always timed visits home to tie up with Albion games. Went to about half the home games whilst I was out there - also managed Bournemouth away.

Just googled it - round trip of 6944 miles.

Do I win?


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When I can get back to UK always try to get to a game. Its 8490 miles round trip. I never leave early

 

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Emily's Mum

New member

Jul 7, 2003

882

In the jungle, aka BFPO 11

• Oct 6, 2017

• #60

It's about a 14,000 mile round trip for me, although I doubt very much I will see a game at the Amex this season [emoji17]


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