I came on this forum to defend my teams honour regarding the the brickbats they  received when our game was called off due to a 'tropical' storm 2ish hours before KO last seasonThe recent events for the Notts  fixture did raise a sardonic smile.
Anyway on my last visit some kind chap gave a review of watering holes, we became ensconced in the 'Live and Let Live' superb thanks. So pubs and parking.There are 10 pubs within 5/10 mins of the ground. However when on the duel carriageway approaching the ground at the large tesco island,  ground behind it, go straight onto the next island 1/4 mile. Take 1st exit you are now on sheffield road (someone mentioned parking fees) there are numerous streets to your left all except the 1st suitable for free parking. Saving you 7 quid which will buy you a couple of pints (Derbyshire prices)in one of the locals. In this area there are 2 pubs a club and 2 micropubs.. The Derby Tup and the Beer Parlour being the best choices both have up to 10 handpulls. Probably an allowance for the previous nights activities should be made as is the case with the many eateries. There are 2 more pubs right opposite the ground The Glassworks another realale pub The Donkey Derby crap  ale but does food (?New years day)

Anyway I hope all enjoy your 'in' ground experience for £18 perhaps alittle reflection on what our experience was like at the Walks looking over a fence  at an  empty terrace whilst crammed in like sardines may help to get things altered for future visitors.

Pity about Joe Rowley Saturdays game is probably to soon for him.
Cheers

Quote from: m a hill on September 01, 2021, 05:14:43 AM

Typist

I used to have one of those a few years back.   

Did she tire you out!!!

Could someone attempt to explain the contempt afforded the away supporters by King's Lynn FC? Why did we have to be penned into a corner of the ground with 2/3rds of the shared open end made available to accomodate approximately 100ish Linnets.  Obviously everyone can see a solution, but hey! let's rip the away fans off for 21 quid and show them as much disrespect as possible by giving them a horrible experience..

At least for the return fixture away fans will only have to pay £18 for a good view, a seat with leg room and a humane area to despose of any excess ale.

What's the chance of all the home sections being sold out?

Wouldn't it be sensible to allocate all the Tennyson Rd end (or even the North Stand) to away fans  when a big following is expected?

Paying £21 to be packed in a corner seems a bit of a rip off and very Borehamwoodesque.


Bank Holiday Monday could prove interesting!!!!