League one 2014-15 relegation confirmed

[DAV007]

Orient
Notts county
Yeovil
Crawley


Not great from a travelling point of view, at least county will bring a decent away following.
With Bury, Burton and Shrewsbury going up, plus Barnet and potentially Bristol Rovers coming up, there will be some serious mileage next season.

[nige b]

Happy as Larry Notts going down 10 min drive and probably get stuck at Hooters!

[winstanley asfc]

We haven't played Leyton Orient before,but as for the others it's welcome home boys apart from Crawley!

[Morecambe_Red]

Appalling for us that are 40 odd miles further North.

Carlisle , York , Accrington , Hartlepool United , Notts Co. Mansfield Town. Could do with Grimsby winning the Conference Play-Offs.

[Chewbacca]

Considering who has gone up and come down from both ends, it is likely to mean a big net loss to the away gates.

Cleethorpes on the train takes almost 4 hours, but if you get a return to Doncaster via Leeds (£24) then a return to Cleethorpes (£7.20) it works out much cheaper for a day out at the seaside.

[andyd]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

Considering who has gone up and come down from both ends, it is likely to mean a big net loss to the away gates.

Cleethorpes on the train takes almost 4 hours, but if you get a return to Doncaster via Leeds (£24) then a return to Cleethorpes (£7.20) it works out much cheaper for a day out at the seaside.

More the reason to really work at getting Dunny here sooner rather than later would boost gates and improve the side to battle at top end of table more through the turnstiles again, here,s hoping.

[cashman]

Burton going up wont be missed gate wise, The shrews bring a few though, could do wi Wycombe or Southend winning the play off spot,? nowt against Bury, but always a good gate here. Tranmere will be missed i reckon, Hope Grimsby win the play off spot.

[Alvin the chipmunk]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

Considering who has gone up and come down from both ends, it is likely to mean a big net loss to the away gates.

Cleethorpes on the train takes almost 4 hours, but if you get a return to Doncaster via Leeds (£24) then a return to Cleethorpes (£7.20) it works out much cheaper for a day out at the seaside.

Train to Manchester Victoria direct from Accy then change to Piccadilly direct to Cleethorpes would be easier. Especially when the Manchester to Cleethorpes is bookedbooked in advance.


County = Cracking Boozers.
Orient = day out in London.

Crawley and Yeovil are awkward to get to and nothing much to do or see so a little disappointing there.

[MikeA]

Originally Posted by Alvin the chipmunk

Train to Manchester Victoria direct from Accy then change to Piccadilly direct to Cleethorpes would be easier. Especially when the Manchester to Cleethorpes is bookedbooked in advance.

X41 to Manchester could be cheaper and quicker and is free if you're lucky enough to have a bus pass.