Away Travel Coach Toilets.

[Chief]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

At least when we arrived there was one huge one

Very good!!

[pagl]

Originally Posted by BillEBadass

Thank you pagl -I'll have a word with the Doctor on my next 'check up'.

My pleasure.
PM me if you need any more tips. Hot flushes, pain relief or just a general view.
Think I have been through the majority of it all.

[stalybridge sheepshagger]

I have only ever used the away travel coach toilet once, straight after Carl Tunnah had used it. I get the train now

[redroar]

Originally Posted by Lord Derfyl Cadarn

I am also going to Boreham Wood on 6th August. Is there any chance that we can leave early enough to ensure we arrive at the ground in good time to meet up with friends and family. The late departure of some of the London trips leaves us sitting in traffic and arriving too close to kick off time to meet up with people.
When Pete from SHREDS was running the away travel the plan was always to arrive two hours before the match kicked off. This meant that you had time to relax and cover for any last minute hold ups.
These days we stop at Oxford services for 45 minutes going down when most people would prefer a 20 minute stop and then head on down.
Drivers do not need a 45 minute break on a 4 hour journey.
However, all in all the away coach travel is superb and my comments above are merely to try to avoid the stress of a late arrival.

I stopped using the official coaches when Pete from SHREDS stopped doing them. Official travel has gone right downhill.

[saltney red]

Originally Posted by stalybridge sheepshagger

I have only ever used the away travel coach toilet once, straight after Carl Tunnah had used it. I get the train now

Hahaha unlucky, what ever happend to him, dont see him around now.

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by saltney red

Hahaha unlucky, what ever happend to him, dont see him around now.

Last I heard Carl Tunnah was in a home and very poorly - his brother Neil who has sight problems still attends matches and is a considerable sponsor of the club.

Going to the coach bog after Carl would be 'a brave act worthy of a medal if completed without breathing apparatus'. He was certainly a fan of a liquid breakfast lunch and tea. I miss him around the place - always recognizable with his blue tooth thingy in his ear.

[saltney red]

Originally Posted by Red Light

Last I heard Carl Tunnah was in a home and very poorly - his brother Neil who has sight problems still attends matches and is a considerable sponsor of the club.

Going to the coach bog after Carl would be 'a brave act worthy of a medal if completed without breathing apparatus'. He was certainly a fan of a liquid breakfast lunch and tea. I miss him around the place - always recognizable with his blue tooth thingy in his ear.

Thanks pal, thats sad news.

[paddockgraham]

isn't it human rights to have toilet access? when the driver refused to unlock the one in France, we just pissed all over the coach down the steps

[RHYLRED]

Originally Posted by paddockgraham

isn't it human rights to have toilet access? when the driver refused to unlock the one in France, we just pissed all over the coach down the steps

When a few of us went to Andorra to watch Wales a few years back, we had to travel 4 hours on a coach which had no toilet! However after filling several bottles and sweating a bit out, on our arrival we noticed a few little steps down to a pristine bog! The driver must have been delighted with them and us, however the floor and seats where we were sat!!