Notts County for die hard away fans?

[cashman]

Originally Posted by AccyMad

Nah, not having it - I could understand if it was in Paul's time up the coast at Morecambe but I honestly can't remember Mullers having a bad game in a Stanley shirt - that could be cos of my red tinted glasses or my fading memory but in my mind it's 100% fact

Think its yer tinted glasses Di, Me n the late Geoff Bannister were convinced he was a bit past his best then, so were others we spoke to.

[AccyMad]

That's football - all about opinions, but nothing could shake mine on Paul Mullin

[maccawozzagod]

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[MikeA]

Originally Posted by smudgie

If Notts County away on a Saturday is a "hardcore" away trip, I wonder what Barnet away on a Tuesday night was a few years back ?

It actually had me thinking what has been our most "bonkers" hardcore away trip has been ???

Im sure I remember tales of Margate (away at Dover!) on a Tuesday or Friday night in the FA Trophy a while back?! Im sure Kipax would be able to tell us.

There was that weekend in 2003 when we drew 2-2 at Droylsden on the Saturday and beat Whitby away 3-0 on the Sunday...

[AccyMad]

. . . . When Jonathan Smith got k.o'd during the Droylsden game & still turned up at Whitby with his head bandaged & black eyes to support the lads & afterwards our fans took over Whitby's clubhouse to celebrate the win & Rory went round almost every one of us thanking us for travelling, good times

[nige b]

Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury

Flushed by the excitement and general reet good day out watching the lads yesterday, Er Indoors and myself are plotting next weekend's road trip already.

As this will be our fourth venture into foreign battlefields we have presumptuously decided we have now graduated from glory hunters to die hard fans (apprentice grade 1).

We are going via train. £12 each return, and with it being a "trendy" city it means we can both fill our boots in Brewdog and other hipster hangouts before heading to the County Ground. And then celebrate like a pair of giddy p*ssheads afterwards.

So, what's it like? I've run past it once, on a quiet evening, but I imagine it will be a different place on Saturday with the massed ranks of the Stanley boys making all the noise and the stadium rocking to its very foundations when Super Bill stuffs another one in the onion bag?

I've started ticking the days off on the kitchen calendar - Saturday just can't come quickly enough.

Mate as a citizen of the fine city of Nottingham would wholeheartedly recommend The Vat and Fiddle virtually opposite the station. Fine selection of own brewed and award winning real ales and not full of dickheads, we'll be in there tomorrow!

[maccawozzagod]

Originally Posted by MikeA

There was that weekend in 2003 when we drew 2-2 at Droylsden on the Saturday and beat Whitby away 3-0 on the Sunday...

ah good old days .. . Whitby was my stag do

[Tom D]

Was stood about 6 foot away from Smith when he got whacked by the keeper, made a hell of a crunch and spat a tooth out. When he came to, he kept saying to the Physio 'I'm staying on, not going to lose my place in the team'.

Legend.

[Lord Didsbury]

Match day at last! The train from platform 0 is about to depart.

[Lord Didsbury]

Nige B - just looked up that boozer and looks good. Just need to interest Er Indoors in a match day BBQ.

[cashman]

1-0 stanley- O sullivan good start.

[cashman]

1-0 Half Time, so far so good.

[Phil Whalley]

Notts poor at the back, Stanley causing them problems. Missed a golden chance at the back stick for 2-0, hope we don't regret that.

[cashman]

2-0 Boco

[cashman]

Great result credit to the lads