not sure yet.

Not me

Hopefully but not too sure due to work comitments. Good laugh up there last time.

i am


first away match for me this season
so shud be a laugh on the supporters coach

Working till 5.30 so won't be going

Remember that the North Stand will be open for this game to all Widnes fans.

Hope the game is as exciting as the league game (with the same result!

)

Maybe

I'd of gone if it was on a sunday, but aint goin now

I will be going...


hopefully... depends on work commitments

Where do you work, the moon?! Fooking part timer!

2 and a Half Hours to get from Widnes to Fax, Shouldn't be too hard in a car

My mate in a corsa did it in about 54 minutes two years ago.

A corsa with a flux capacitor?

Were the rozzers on his tail?

A couple of years back I managed Odsal to Leigh in 43 minutes

Good effort. Managed it in 40 minutes going to a FC Halifax Town game this year; the fact that Leigh is nearer to Halifax is cancelled out by the fact that the M62 is far more accessible from Widnes.

In short, Vikingmon is scared of another defeat and as such is grasping any excuse possible to avoid going (further proof being that even our club coaches, never mind cars, aren't leaving Leigh until 5:45pm when we play at Wakefield on Friday, and that's at least another 20 miles further away than 'Fax!)

Wot e sed

Did you go by helicopter Starbug?


I once did Newquay in Cornwall to Widnes in 4 hours and 25 minutes.332 miles.Is that good?

I make a post about Back to the Future, about a bloke who goes fifty years back in time, and someone from Leigh turns up. Can't be a coincidence.

Do you have a flux capacitor on the entry roads to Leigh? I just thought it was a Granada studios tour into the past type of thing.

Spotted:

It certainly is mate. That's some effort chief! I seem to remember when we used to go on family holidays to St Ives, four hours into the journey we'd be stuck in traffic about 30 miles shy of Brum

The trick is to avoid Saturday mornings during the school summer holidays.I learned from experience.Once left Widnes at 9am and limped into Perranporth some 9 hours later.

Now we leave Friday lunch time and the staff at the holiday parks can usually find an extra nights accomodation(UK holidays are usually sat-sat).That was my record though,4 hours 25 mins.Waited in Newquay for all the Saturday traffic to disperse and left at tea time,5pm.Foot down,non stop all the way back,crossed half way over the Runcorn bridge at 9.25pm.

When I lived in Plymouth, I sometimes used to drive up to Widnes on a Friday night of a bank holiday weekend and the cars on the other side of the road would be queing up to get into Cornwall all they way up past Bristol, which was 120+ miles. Saturday mornings in August would be even worse.

Going the other way wasn't normally so bad, although I did once leave Plymouth at 4:30pm on the Friday before xmas and got to Runcorn at just after 2:30am, not having got past Birmingham until after 1am - no accidents or anything, just volume of traffic.