Best away experience as a fan?

[Indian Dan]

Yep. Works brilliantly, too! Legging across that after a game is like staring into Lucifer’s arse.

 

[Indian Dan]

Meh. Some decent pubs to be fair, but whole place feels flat and depressed these days. We actually take a few there though so that's a decent laugh.

Got a puncture last time I went.

Are you an inflatable?

 

[Chris FGR]

Are you an inflatable?

Yep. I'm a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man.

 

[Indian Dan]

That explains a lot.

 

[Stringy]

Northampton is nothing like Stadium MK imo, I really don't see it?

Sixfields was built in 1994 and has restaurants around it so I'm calling it purposely built and one of the early ones in this middle-class, just out of town centre styles. However, that's where my comparison ends. Northampton seemed run down inside and outside the stadium. The corporate style was much less evident. Northampton can't really call itself a true, middle class away day pleasure trip.

 

[Chris FGR]

"A middle class away day pleasure trip."

That's what you're looking for from a football away day? Fucking hell.

 

[Stringy]

"A middle class away day pleasure trip."

That's what you're looking for from a football away day? Fucking hell.

Well most grounds are inconvenient, uncomfortable and you have concern for your safety while wandering around. At MK you could buy parking right next to the ground. The only criticism I had of MK was that I couldn't buy queue jump tickets for getting into the ground or at the food kiosks. Maybe they could have offered seat service. Working class football tradition is dead, I am convinced that done correctly the soulless bowl is the way forward.

 

[Indian Dan]

Stringy, mate. You need to take up crown green bowls as a sport to follow.

 

[Stringy]

Stringy, mate. You need to take up crown green bowls as a sport to follow.

What's not to love?

https://www.stadiummk.com/media/1029/pitchside-restaurant.jpg

 

[Indian Dan]

The bit where you can see MK

 

[Chris FGR]

"I am convinced that done correctly the soulless bowl is the way forward."

Given yourself away there mate.

 

[shoddycollins]

You still got that multiple mini roundabout thing outside the ground?

Does Disney World still have Cinderella's Castle? Does Egypt still have the pyramids? Does Seattle still have the Space Needle?

All similar questions to the one you just asked.

 

[Son of Cod]

Well most grounds are inconvenient, uncomfortable and you have concern for your safety while wandering around. At MK you could buy parking right next to the ground. The only criticism I had of MK was that I couldn't buy queue jump tickets for getting into the ground or at the food kiosks. Maybe they could have offered seat service. Working class football tradition is dead, I am convinced that done correctly the soulless bowl is the way forward.

 

[les.gtfc]

Have never been to Goodison though, but it's on my list of places to go to.

Goodison Park is a fantastic ground. Well I enjoyed my only visit there back in 1984.

 

[E10rifle]

I've heard positives about Colchester but haven't been.

Heh. It’s one you should be desperate to tick off the list, that’s for sure.