My local'ist game. In.

 

On Sale Dates 
Season Ticket Holders – Monday 28th December, 9am (one ticket per season ticket) 
Members – Monday 4th January, 9am (one ticket per membership) 
Open Sale – Wednesday 6th January, 9am

 

Prices 
Adults - £27.00 
Over 65’s - £13.00 
Under 18’s - £14.00 
Under 13’s - £7.00

Tickets bought online earlier, trains to be sorted tomorrow. COYWM

Nottingham is a great night out, so we are going again.

 

Hopefully the footie will be better than last year.

 

Train? Might be an idea

Tickets bought online earlier, trains to be sorted tomorrow. COYWM

Let us know which trains you book.

Let us know which trains you book.

Sending the Mrs down tomorrow, got some rail vouchers to use up.

Cheapest i can see on the train is  £23-60 Bolton- Nottingham return.

Cheapest i can see on the train is  £23-60 Bolton- Nottingham return.

 

Where's that, I'm at £33!

It's £23 from Piccadilly day return and then whatever it is from Bolton-Manc these days (or bus wankers like me from Leyth). Can probably get it cheaper if you get advance singles but not worth committing to definite trains for the sake of a few quid.

Edited December 29, 201510 yr by Leyther_Matt

Where's that, I'm at £33!

Bolton- Stockport   £4-40 Off peak day return

Stockport-Nottingham £19-20 Super off peak day return

 

= £23-60 ...just get on the Nottingham train at Piccadilly.

£ 15-20 on the 9-45 and 17-45 back with a railcard.

One of my favourite cities for a day/night out in the division. Loads of different types of places to go out in, we've ended up down by the canal on the last couple of visits but also been up by that former church that's an All Bar One which is decent too. Ace place.

 

I'm out.

This or wolves but with any luck wolves will be fa cup 4th round so prob do this

One of my favourite cities for a day/night out in the division. Loads of different types of places to go out in, we've ended up down by the canal on the last couple of visits but also been up by that former church that's an All Bar One which is decent too. Ace place.

 

I'm out.

The bar that was a church is a pitcher & piano...at least it used to be anyway

I don't rate this as a day out, miles back to the centre afterwards and no decent boozers near the ground which let away fans in.

 

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I don't rate this as a day out, miles back to the centre afterwards and no decent boozers near the ground which let away fans in.

Out

This

We had a fuckin ball last year

In! was an eventful day out last year(just ask Bowtun Baked and Thorpey), was a state last year, will be again this year. Hopefully the taxi drivers of Nottingham have learnt their City, the ticket inspectors of East Midlands trains have stopped being jobs worth's. Anyone for a Carlsberg? know of several decent pubs near the station. 

In! was an eventful day out last year(just ask Bowtun Baked and Thorpey), was a state last year, will be again this year. Hopefully the taxi drivers of Nottingham have learnt their City, the ticket inspectors of East Midlands trains have stopped being jobs worth's. Anyone for a Carlsberg? know of several decent pubs near the station.

Thinly veiled I had the wrong ticket

Will they let us go in hooters this time

I don't rate this as a day out, miles back to the centre afterwards and no decent boozers near the ground which let away fans in.

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Went in a bar in Notts County's ground last year was OK.

Went in a bar in Notts County's ground last year was OK.

Did that season before too iirc.

 

Presumably they do it for all Forest home games. Good idea I reckon.

Nice little bar that

Nice little bar that

It's perfect for folk who are driving, done it a couple of times. Lots of parking near Meadow Lane, civilised scoop in their supporters bar, not silly expensive and they do food, Sky football on etc. Think it's away fans only (when forest are at home) so no mither. Give yourselves 15 minutes to get to the city ground though it's not far as the crow flies but a river runs through it...!

They call chip barms chip butties. Fucking weird.

They usually call a barm a cob, so calling it a chip butty is actually not too bad on the grounds that you know at worst you'll get chips on bread of some description. While on the subject, I was in Oldham a couple of months ago, went to a butty van and asked for a sausage barm, was asked if I meant a sausage muffin?? Can anyone corroborate this, is a barm a muffin in Oldham? Go!

They've never heard of potato cakes either