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saltney red · 6th November 2017, 16.22:43

Short walk down Ferry lane for me but i an't goin

bin dippers wont be getting any cash of me.

Wrexy · 6th November 2017, 17.30:56

Take the club bus.

Hard to believe that this famous win in FA Cup Round 2 was almost 20 years ago - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in5bkAJiaAg

Me & my Dad made the mistake of parking in the Law Courts thinking that we'd walk through town to the game. We got caught up in the Battle of Watergate as it became known. My Dad was mid 50's at the time and was a big guy with a shaved head so fitted in well with the other meatheads!

Walking along New Crane Street just as it hits Tower Road was a bit lively so the police formed an escort all the way down Sealand Road and Bumpers Lane. There were breakaway groups in the industrial estate and a bit of aggro. I think after the game there were a few traffic cones thrown by Chester fans.

Bumper's Lane is hard to police so why take a chance? take the club coach.

dixienormous · 6th November 2017, 18.06:10

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Originally Posted by Wrexy

Take the club bus.

Hard to believe that this famous win in FA Cup Round 2 was almost 20 years ago - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in5bkAJiaAg

Me & my Dad made the mistake of parking in the Law Courts thinking that we'd walk through town to the game. We got caught up in the Battle of Watergate as it became known. My Dad was mid 50's at the time and was a big guy with a shaved head so fitted in well with the other meatheads!

Walking along New Crane Street just as it hits Tower Road was a bit lively so the police formed an escort all the way down Sealand Road and Bumpers Lane. There were breakaway groups in the industrial estate and a bit of aggro. I think after the game there were a few traffic cones thrown by Chester fans.

Bumper's Lane is hard to police so why take a chance? take the club coach.

Me and my dad will be keeping our heads down, so if anyone starts they can kiss my forehead.

Sir Frederick · 6th November 2017, 18.51:26

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Originally Posted by Wrexy

Take the club bus.

Hard to believe that this famous win in FA Cup Round 2 was almost 20 years ago - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in5bkAJiaAg

Me & my Dad made the mistake of parking in the Law Courts thinking that we'd walk through town to the game. We got caught up in the Battle of Watergate as it became known. My Dad was mid 50's at the time and was a big guy with a shaved head so fitted in well with the other meatheads!

Walking along New Crane Street just as it hits Tower Road was a bit lively so the police formed an escort all the way down Sealand Road and Bumpers Lane. There were breakaway groups in the industrial estate and a bit of aggro. I think after the game there were a few traffic cones thrown by Chester fans.

Bumper's Lane is hard to police so why take a chance? take the club coach.

My goodness me sounds like the Classic Clint Eastwood film The Gauntlet

jimmy1989 · 6th November 2017, 18.54:47

I'll be walking up bumpers lane after parking around pc world. I don't see much of an issue really, if you want trouble I can't imagine it'll be hard to find, but the vast majority of both sets of fans will just want to get home. And not to mention there will probably be more police than fans anyway!
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wxmultra · 6th November 2017, 19.13:07

I'd imagine, most fans will be hearded onto double decker after the match as has happened in previous years before the bubble.

Corner Flag · 6th November 2017, 21.21:21

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Originally Posted by wrecsam am byth

Undecided whether to go on the coach or drive on Wednesday, if I was to drive would it be recommended?! If so where would be best to park, couple of lads im going with a bit unsure about the walk out after the game which is understandable really.

Park at the Greyhound and walk straight to the ground there will be no issues and i intend to have a chat with some Jester supporters on the way to the ground.

gazaw · 6th November 2017, 21.59:55

Plenty of parking spaces on the Greyhound park or even B&Q car park. A new Greggs outlet recently opened on the Greyhound park next to Argos if you fancy something to eat and a cuppa before the match at a reasonable cost It closes at 7 pm.

Whitey · 6th November 2017, 23.01:07

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Originally Posted by gazaw

Plenty of parking spaces on the Greyhound park or even B&Q car park. A new Greggs outlet recently opened on the Greyhound park next to Argos if you fancy something to eat and a cuppa before the match at a reasonable cost It closes at 7 pm.

Be careful with the retail parks as some of them put barriers down at 10.00pm!

Lets all play nicely and safely tomorrow

6th November 2017, 16.22:43	#28-0 (permalink)
saltney red First Teamer (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Driving/parking at Chester Short walk down Ferry lane for me but i an't goin bin dippers wont be getting any cash of me.

6th November 2017, 17.30:56	#29-0 (permalink)
Wrexy Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Driving/parking at Chester Take the club bus. Hard to believe that this famous win in FA Cup Round 2 was almost 20 years ago - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in5bkAJiaAg Me & my Dad made the mistake of parking in the Law Courts thinking that we'd walk through town to the game. We got caught up in the Battle of Watergate as it became known. My Dad was mid 50's at the time and was a big guy with a shaved head so fitted in well with the other meatheads! Walking along New Crane Street just as it hits Tower Road was a bit lively so the police formed an escort all the way down Sealand Road and Bumpers Lane. There were breakaway groups in the industrial estate and a bit of aggro. I think after the game there were a few traffic cones thrown by Chester fans. Bumper's Lane is hard to police so why take a chance? take the club coach.

6th November 2017, 18.54:47	#32-0 (permalink)
jimmy1989 Squad Player Joined: Apr 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Driving/parking at Chester I'll be walking up bumpers lane after parking around pc world. I don't see much of an issue really, if you want trouble I can't imagine it'll be hard to find, but the vast majority of both sets of fans will just want to get home. And not to mention there will probably be more police than fans anyway! Posted via mobile theme

6th November 2017, 19.13:07	#33-0 (permalink)
wxmultra Legend Joined: Aug 2009 Racecourse Spot: Tip-toeing down the tech end Real Name: Wrexham Ultra Twitter: @casualco	Re: Driving/parking at Chester I'd imagine, most fans will be hearded onto double decker after the match as has happened in previous years before the bubble. __________________ Super, super sub Super Jonny Paskin.

6th November 2017, 21.59:55	#35-0 (permalink)
gazaw First Teamer Joined: Feb 2010 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: GARETH Twitter: @	Re: Driving/parking at Chester Plenty of parking spaces on the Greyhound park or even B&Q car park. A new Greggs outlet recently opened on the Greyhound park next to Argos if you fancy something to eat and a cuppa before the match at a reasonable cost It closes at 7 pm.