Georgewhitt
Winger
My cousins got a flat in Sunderland. Front window looks out over B&Q (I think), across the river, and a full view of the SOL.
Lucky bitch.
Lucky bitch.
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I bet , wasnt so bad i lived local thenYeah they were long journeys back during the 15 point season
Two hours each way down and back up the Borders. Fair few make this journey I reckon. It's not the distance so much as the terrain that is problematic. Winter return journeys across Northumberland with nothing but darkness between Ponteland and Jedburgh and the last two have been seriously snowy around the border.
When I lived in seaburn would be up the mill view for opening not back home till after midnight all day bender every home game virtually can't remember any game from 1982 to 1990There must be some of you — with very understanding families I presume - who travel ridiculous distances every Saturday? Or who are in the pub for breakfast and not home til Sunday? Who has the longest day?
Mine’s one of the shortest like. Leave the house at 2.40 and back home by 5.10, so only 2.5 hours all in.
I know my trip is a long one, but not done that often anymore.On sat we are leaving inverkeithing at 8 and will be back at Inverkeithing around half 8 full 12 hour day for us.
So Saturday lunchtime not a good diary slot for a lifelong tattoo thenUsed to work in the tattoo shop next to the wheatsheaf, so would make sure my last tattoo appointment finished by 2.45. Five minute wander to the ground. Probably the shortest journey of anyone on here.![]()
Well, you could have booked the full day, but I would be watching my iPad over your shoulder.So Saturday lunchtime not a good diary slot for a lifelong tattoo then![]()
I never appreciate how good access is being in the back row of the front block, until I go and sit further up at cup games. I can walk straight out in 30 seconds,I'm lucky to get back for any of the first half of the 530 kick off. That's no matter where we park or which route home.
That's staying until full time. By the time we queue to get out the stadium it's normally gone 5pm.
It's getting out of Sunderland that's the chuff on.