Who's going down for the game? Where are people going for a drink before hand?

Not very many given the kick off time, the club as a coach or coaches going no idea how many on them. No trains to get home, so unless people are using the coach or driving down the only alternative is to stay over, I'm not doing that for a league game.

Watch it on TV

Im going down as my mate lives 20 mins away. As for a beer before hand, i have no idea where to go!!!

Will be going to RivFest at Priestley College so won't even get to see on TV. Shame on RFL/Sky scheduling it for the time they have.

Might be able to fit away support on team coach.

Part Timer!!



We are going, training down Travel Lodge £35 back sun.

I looked at that travel lodge, how did u get that for 35 quid, it was 70 when I looked.

Booked it as soon as fixtures came out. If you can find a room buddy you too could have it at £35 even now!

How,website says 70

Just looked again it's 84 or 95

You pay half, your room buddy pays half.

Lol sod that, I don't share.

Theres a spoons and number of other bars in Ealing. Nothing near the ground which sits in a housing estate.

Thanks for the info pal....is the stadium walkable from the bars?

Depends how much you have had to drink

That's a no then ! Haha

Seriously beer in the ground is £8 a pint, if you want a beer make sure you have one before you get in

Thanks for the heads up!! Enjoy your day guys

You cannot be serious !

You can always find a b&b from £30 upwards. Nearly always much better than budget chain hotels.

Its more than spoons but most certainly not £8

That is complete b*******, I am a Wire fan in London and go to most Broncos home games. It is £4 for a pint in the ground. Will post a bit more info later.

Hey don't shoot the messenger! Was told by somebody that works next to the ground, only known him for 52 years!
Hope you right browny

I am.

Right, for those on public transport, your best bet is to get to Ealing Broadway (District and Central lines). Out of the station, cross the road and walk about 80-100m to the bus stops and catch any of the following buses to Scotch Common - E2, E9, E10 or 297. That might sound like a faff but there are buses every minute or two and Scotch Common is about 100m from the ground.

For a pint, I would probably stay in central London and then get to the ground in good time for one or two in the clubhouse beforehand. As mentioned, beer is £4 - £4.50 (by no means unreasonable for London) and the clubhouse has a big screen with Sky on.

On a nice day (touchwood the forecast is good) the Trailfinders is a lovely place to watch a game and far nicer than a few of the crumbly Northern away grounds. But it is small and will feel like a squeeze if there is a decent Warrington attendance. I would suggest getting there handy and getting a good spot.

Well, to parody a recent MPs gaff:

Perhaps for £8 he gets a handjob thrown in too.

Lol