BoyJones Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Seen us win just about everywhere away except Arsenal and Everton, they are the two for me. Been to both two or three times but just sneaked a draw once at both places. Desperate to win at Arsenal after been cheated in the cup twice, Ferns header, disallowed in 1971and the last minute equaliser in 1973 (Birchy played in that game)
Dan Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Probably Liverpool for me. Never even been to the city, quality old ground and I could see us having a very good away end there. Everton's in a similar category. I really fancy Man Utd away as well for some reason. As for one I'm not looking forward to... Chelsea. Went in the cup. Didn't really rate it. We'll have half the number of fans (absolute tops), we'll be comfortably beaten and we'll be paying the wrong side of fifty notes. I'm not going. I'm also not bothered about Hull but I've said this elsewhere - I could see games like Hull, Swansea, Southampton, Palace etc... all being far more interesting in the Premier League than they were in the Championship.
Unabomber Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Arsenal, Palace, Spurs, West Ham so I can stay at my bros, Everton apart from that.
MattGamble92 Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 The one game I do not want first is Man United. Firstly because I think they'll come back stronger next season and turn us over and even if we won we would get absolutely no credit by anyone and it would all be about Man United
SomalianFox15 Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Stoke as its just down the road and I relish in the thought of us beating them.
mrgarrison16 Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Posted Today, 02:43 PM Old trafford, live 15 minutes away and work almost exclusively with Man U fans. Can't wait Does not compute. You either work with Man U fans or you work in Manchester. Can't do both. Haha, to be fair I work in salford so they do exist
Donut Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Probably Liverpool for me. Never even been to the city, quality old ground and I could see us having a very good away end there. Everton's in a similar category. I really fancy Man Utd away as well for some reason. As for one I'm not looking forward to... Chelsea. Went in the cup. Didn't really rate it. We'll have half the number of fans (absolute tops), we'll be comfortably beaten and we'll be paying the wrong side of fifty notes. I'm not going. I'm also not bothered about Hull but I've said this elsewhere - I could see games like Hull, Swansea, Southampton, Palace etc... all being far more interesting in the Premier League than they were in the Championship. Mind me asking how old you are mate? Id got it in my head for whatever reason youd done most premier league grounds from the only other top flight season at the King Power and the old Filbert Street days
oohaahmustafa Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 I want to go to as many as possible.Villa is the one im looking forward to the most tho, hopefully its 3pm Saturday, on the train, on the beers! Only went to two aways in the prem last time 4-3 Wolves (Still mentally scarred) & Bolton (Sir Les last minuite header!)
Dan Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 The one game I do not want first is Man United. Firstly because I think they'll come back stronger next season and turn us over and even if we won we would get absolutely no credit by anyone and it would all be about Man United Get used to it mate. That's the '#EPL' way
Guest Mickyblueeyes Posted 6 April 2014 Posted 6 April 2014 Can I ask a question. A lot of Chelsea fans I know cannot wait to visit the king power next year. They see it as a rather big grudge match a sort of derby. I check there forum and there's some interesting responses on there too. Where did this rivalry originate from? If there is one that is.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 7 April 2014 Author Posted 7 April 2014 Can I ask a question. A lot of Chelsea fans I know cannot wait to visit the king power next year. They see it as a rather big grudge match a sort of derby. I check there forum and there's some interesting responses on there too. Where did this rivalry originate from? If there is one that is. Several visits to FS in the 80s and 90s. I know it kicked off against them the same day Hillsborough happened as well as a Boxing Day. Other than that I can't tell you much more
Aixelsyd Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 it is the Spurs game which I'm most looking forward to. My 1st ever game, I was about 11 yo My Uncle took me in 1974(?).... a 3-0 away win
Bayfox Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 I love most away days esp london with it being so easy to travel too. But if I have to pick one, it will be Everton, need to chalk this of the list of grounds, no idea how in all the years, I have never been.
Finnegan Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 Etihad has the potential to be hilarious and cringeworthy. Not only could we get smashed but 50k people following up every song we sing with "shall we show you how it's done" could redden a few cheeks.
Finnegan Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 Can I ask a question. A lot of Chelsea fans I know cannot wait to visit the king power next year. They see it as a rather big grudge match a sort of derby. I check there forum and there's some interesting responses on there too. Where did this rivalry originate from? If there is one that is. 99.9% of Chelsea fans these days don't give a flying **** about us.
Nick Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 What's the average away allocation for Prem grounds? I would imagine the demand for top half away days will be high.
Dan Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 What's the average away allocation for Prem grounds? I would imagine the demand for top half away days will be high. Most are about 3,000. If Wigan go back up then there's your big away end. I'm trying to think of places that give you much more than that but I'm struggling.
Nick Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 Chelsea Liverpool Spurs Everton West Ham - I've been to all the rest I think but would love to go to those venues - I won't get tickets though as I didn't do away days this year.
Isle of Wight Fox 86 Posted 7 April 2014 Posted 7 April 2014 St. Mary's for me, but thats because it costs between £50-£70 just to get off the Island, so for me getting to home or away games becomes very expensive. Saints is just across the water. Also Spurs as I have friends who are Spurs fans and we have been talking about making both home and away trips to watch the games, but of course sitting in the respective areas of the ground. Couldn't think of anything worse sitting in the home end (and yes I have done it before)
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