Anybody go to the football on their OWN?

[8ace]

I went on my own during our spell at Gillingham. Nobody I knew was stupid enough to go.

I went to a couple of midweek games at Gillingham on my own

 

[rouseytastic]

I'm going to Millwall on my own tomorrow

 

[Wilko]

Been to loads of games on my own, I like it but then I do loads on my own- holidays, pub etc, I just really like being on my own for some reason.

 

[willow147]

Last season I went to games with my son, this year he is more interested in his XBox, so, yes, I do now go to games on my own (ESU). Living up in Kent I don't know any other Brighton Fans.

 

[pasty]

Must admit I hate the thought of going to footy on my own. For me, the social side of it is very important.

 

[Lady Gull]

I'm going to Millwall on my own tomorrow

Bloody wish I was going to Millwall tomorrow

 

[saltdeanseagull1]

I used to go to Withdean on my own when my Son was born. Didnt mind as I wanted to watch the footy not stand around talking all the way through. Now all the Family have season tickets.

 

[Stat Brother]

I too am going on my own tomorrow. :billynomates:

I wasn't having jnr first taste of an away match the 'Wall.
I'll try and take him to Charlton.

 

[shaolinpunk]

I'm on my own in the WSU, and it doesn't bother me.

 

[Kumquat]

At the risk of the usual Billy No Mates jibes, does anyone (else) go to the footy on their own for any reason?

I ask, as none of my mates or family are that bothered about going regularly, so I got myself a rather nice single in the WSU

And tbh, it's worked out well. I get on well with all those around me, and they are quite knowledgeable and supportive of the team

If anyone I know fancies taking in a game, it is quite simple to sort out a pair somewhere else in the ground

So any more singletons at Amex Footy Central

Yep. Exactly my experience. Get on well with those around me in the north and its been great.

 

[BBassic]

I sit on my own in the ESU but I go with my dad to the ground and we have a few beers before and after together.

 

[Skaville]

I used to go to Withdean a lot on my own but there wass always a familiar face or thirty around.

 

[strings]

I quite often do. Living near Dudley, I don't know many other Albion fans. For the Wolves match, I'll definately be alone - my other half, and most my mates are Wolves fans - I'll join them for a drink after for post-match analysis (piss taking).

 

[Bean]

Would rather not go than go on my own to be honest. For me it's the social experience as much as the footie.

 

[chaileyjem]

Normally In WSU with my Dad and kids but off to Millwall on my own tomorrow. I'll be the one with the Harrington jacket, Albion home top and *cough* be reading The Guardian or The Argus or Twitter.

 

[Paul Reids Sock]

I had a season ticket at Withdean on my own. My only family that support the Albion is my Dad and he works away so I had no one to go with.

It was a weird thought at the beginning as it meant 2 hour travelling either way to sit on my own but, as with the OP, worked out really well. I had some great people around me who quickly became friends

 

[Eksman]

I went to Sheffield Wednesday on my own it really doesn't matter I met some quality people around me!

 

[Lush]

 

[Quinney]

I too am going on my own tomorrow. :billynomates:

I wasn't having jnr first taste of an away match the 'Wall.
I'll try and take him to Charlton.

Same here. Looking forward to a couple of beers on the train and a couple of quiet pints and then stroll to ground tomorrow.

 

[ifuhatepalacestandup]

Bloody wish I was going to Millwall tomorrow

lol ill give em a cheer for ya sis
ps I go on my own if I have to, but usualy go to home games with family. and away games with mates