January 11, 201412 yr I usually park up past the Beehive but I've done my knee in. Is there one of those camera things with a time limit on Asda car park or should I be ok?
January 11, 201412 yr I reckon your fine mate. Your browsing round the complex for a couple of hours.
January 11, 201412 yr Author Thanks chaps. Feel free to delete this Mods. Just wanted to double check!
January 11, 201412 yr A bit late now, but I always park as close to the KFC exit as possible = quickest getaway. Then after the game, head towards Asda petrol to the mini roundabout and take a left heading towards the piggery. Stay in the outside lane, but still take a left at the police station and it's plain sailing from there.
January 12, 201412 yr I parked on Scott's yesterday. Granted you pay, but I stayed till the end. Obvs didn't walk fast (Gonch will confirm my slow dwarf speed) and was in the cherry tree on the A6 for ten past 5
January 12, 201412 yr I parked on Scott's yesterday. Granted you pay, but I stayed till the end. Obvs didn't walk fast (Gonch will confirm my slow dwarf speed) and was in the cherry tree on the A6 for ten past 5How much is it to park on there? Always wondered what the craic is rather than trekking over from Homebase.
January 12, 201412 yr I parked on Scott's yesterday. Granted you pay, but I stayed till the end. Obvs didn't walk fast (Gonch will confirm my slow dwarf speed) and was in the cherry tree on the A6 for ten past 5 Nb is correct. Its worth the fiver to get away. Back on the fylde coast for 5:45 and I stopped till the end and failed to best the busses. Micky D showed me a good free spot in the middle of some houses when I picked some programmes up off him.
January 12, 201412 yr How much is it to park on there? Always wondered what the craic is rather than trekking over from Homebase. it's a fiver which is dear I know, but if there's a car full I suppose it's not bad
January 12, 201412 yr it's a fiver which is dear I know, but if there's a car full I suppose it's not badCheers, might give it a go at the Bournemouth game (will be no bugger there anyway against Cardiff). Does it make me unsociable though if it means I miss my post match pint?
January 12, 201412 yr The car park on the other side off Scott's next to the police station is a goodn as well. That's a fiver too but your offskis.
January 12, 201412 yr You used to get a drinks voucher (for Scotts) with the parking but that stopped a good while back.
January 12, 201412 yr I used to use the away fans car park but tell the bloke at the entrance I was hotel guest. Getting there for about 1ish meant I could reverse into a space near the ESL. I left my seat when they put the board up for added time and waited at the top of the steps. A dash to the car at the final whistle and I was away before the visiting fans and usually back in Macclesfield for 5:40. I'm now a shitfan due to work and when I do go its on the train. Easy to get there but a pain in the arse to get home.
January 12, 201412 yr I have a deveres gold card which used to allow me to park on the hotel car park for free but I presume that's no longer valid now we own the place
January 12, 201412 yr For the occasional time I drive i use the car park across from barnstormers, A quick trip up to the A6 then get on the motorway at chequerbent Most if the time I'm ont mini bus, and let the driver worry about traffic
January 12, 201412 yr Author I hope this knee improves, took me bloody ages to get away yesterday, despite nipping into Asda for 20 minutes and a slow hobble across the car park. Incidentally, why are you not allowed to buy alcohol from Asda if you've been to the match? I can understand not being served if you're on your way, but on the way home seems a tad harsh!
January 12, 201412 yr I hope this knee improves, took me bloody ages to get away yesterday, despite nipping into Asda for 20 minutes and a slow hobble across the car park. Incidentally, why are you not allowed to buy alcohol from Asda if you've been to the match? I can understand not being served if you're on your way, but on the way home seems a tad harsh! How do they know you've been to the match?
January 12, 201412 yr Author How do they know you've been to the match? There was a bloke in front of me with a Wanderers hat on who didn't get served. He claimed he hadn't been and was just wearing the hat, but they were having none of it.
January 12, 201412 yr They used to do that in tesco as well Wouldn't serve me and a mate (who had been to the match) But did serve an old couple in front of us We said we hadn't, she said whilst she couldn't prove we had been to the match, we couldn't prove we hadn't! So suggested it was dodgy ground to be serving folk based on appearance and presumption So she served us Think they now have a blanket ban and don't serve anyone till 8pm
January 12, 201412 yr Author Think they now have a blanket ban and don't serve anyone till 8pm They wouldn't let you buy a blanket either? Bastards!
January 12, 201412 yr They wouldn't let you buy a blanket either? Bastards! Tickled me that It's lonely on this toilet.
January 12, 201412 yr They wouldn't let you buy a blanket either? Bastards! Only if you buy them with a pack of werthers
January 12, 201412 yr They wouldn't let you buy a blanket either? Bastards! I believe they wouldn't sell a knife to Satan either.
January 12, 201412 yr In my local tesco (nowhere near a football ground) they are told not to serve anyone booze if there is a smell of alcohol on them. Whether it be one pint or ten. Got refused having had two pints. Though go to the asda round the corner and you'd virtually have to be on your hands and knees and piss against the self service machines before they might even question if you're in a fit state to buy alcohol
I usually park up past the Beehive but I've done my knee in.
Is there one of those camera things with a time limit on Asda car park or should I be ok?