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If you get the 21.43 from Bletchley or 21.59 form Milton Keynes you can get back to Southampton by 00.36

London Saints resident expert hasn't made his mind up yet, and having buses available again will make big difference to pibs we're likely to go to. Whitelocks is certainly a good one to start off with as reommended by a few others on other threads. Unfortunately you cannot PM me as I'm not a full member, but if you look for me on London Saints website under contacts you could email me with your mobile no. and I'll text you when we're on train up if you'd like to let you know where we are heading - I'm Terry the Tickets

Thank christ for that more time in the pub before and after the game for me and mates now

Plan of ground here you're in the first section behind the goal http://www.leedsunited.com/page/StadiumPlanAndPrices/0,,10273,00.html

even with £2 extra its £24 for the majority of the ground, it would only be £27 for Centre stand seats and £21 for Chapel

Excellent bit of footage

Although the majority of the Kingsland isn't open at present,The North corner of the Kingsland is open i've moved my seats from Block 35 to Block 36 for Luton game, recieved the tickets today.

Trains are running fairly regularly but engineering works from Liverppol St so you need to get tube to Newbury Park then special bus to Ilford for trains onto Colcheser which adds a little on to journey a dozen of us leaving Salisbury 8.20 due to get to Colchester 12.12

If we do get the extra 1000 I think these will be behind the goal, Huddersfield had the corner + approximately 1000 behind the goal on saturday

Yes initially for JPS matches with Torquay and Charlton, although tickets were avaialble in Northam Wing in end for Torquay and half the stand was eventually open for Charlton. I too sit in the Kingsland and had to sit in the Tichen for Torquay and absolutely hated it, it all seems more cramped and restricted in theat area and the facilities, tilets, bars etc. in the Kingsland IMO are far superior to those in the Itchen.

There Southampton City training offices which go from above the ticket office / Radio Station to approximately half way down the Northam End. Also Southampton City Council CCTV control Room at Chapel End

Form the Saints List According to Gary Chalk, our record unbeated away runs are as follows ON THE SPIN" the answer to that is no. If you include FAC matches then 1949/ 50 was also 10 on the spin (9 Lge + 1 FAC). Season 1902-03 was 11 on the spin (10 Lge+ 1 FAC). If you remove the FAC matches our total stands at 8 lge away games without defeat. The 1949-50 figure is 9 the 1896-7 figure is 10 the 1902-03 figure is 15 5 Apr 1902 to 4 Apr 1903 I also think we went 8 games in league without defeat on our 1977/78 promotion season , following the battle of Ewood Park game when Ossie (in his last ever game for us, and Steve Williams were both sent off thanks to John Bailey) Those 8 games, if I'm right were as follows Oldham D 1-1 Spurs D 0-0 Blackpool W1 -0 Charlton W 3-1 Brighton D 1-1 Mansfield W 2-1 Burnley D 3-3 Bolton D 0-0

Salisbury Saints on train x 4

I not sure if that's what it means, to me it reads all stands open but tiekts only available in restricted areas of Itche, Kingsland and Northam. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~1894275,00.html

Just recived email from our ticket office, they say we've actually sold 1600 at moment, which is still pretty good, and tickets will be available on the day so we should get near to 2000 hopefully

According to Walsall fans site 1770 sold as of last weekend so hopefully have 2000 up there http://boards.footymad.net/forum.php?tno=537&fid=309&sty=2&act=1&mid=2123723859

Last season for games in midweek we were getting 14,000 so even though 16.4K is disappointing its still a great improvement on last season

Not so clever if your going by train though, eg Bolton, Northampton, S****horpe

A fellow London Saint said he'd heard all league games for Jan 2nd that needed to be rearranged were due to be played the following midweek as any cup replays are due to be played the week after.

Was a great goal assisted to a large extent by the wind blowing across the pitch that helped curl the ball into the top corner

Goals now on BBC website http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_2/8379855.stm

Causeway very good before the game and I liked the Strongarm even if it looked like an ice cream. After the game 18 of us than managed a lock in until about 1.30am at the Blacksmiths just around the corner from there. The real ale in here was also top notch and landlord and landlady were brilliant.

See what price you can negotiate with local taxi company will be expensive but certainly a lot less than £160 each

try this http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/staticFiles/c2/37/0,,10280~145346,00.pdf

A lot of Orient fans accused Ricky of a punching the ball in build up to his second goal there.