Buses to the ground : Thu Jan 19, 2012 8:23 pm  

Does anybody know if I can get a bus from Greenfield Road straight to the ground and if so what number and how regular is it?

Re: Buses to the ground : Thu Jan 19, 2012 9:24 pm  

i dont know the number, but you can certainly get one from there to the town centre, then its a 5/10 min walk to the ground

Re: Buses to the ground : Thu Jan 19, 2012 10:40 pm  

Harry Pinner wrote:

Does anybody know if I can get a bus from Greenfield Road straight to the ground and if so what number and how regular is it?

I use that route almost every weekday. All buses from Greenfield Rd. go to town.

37 (every 30 mins) at :10 and :40 every hour until 6:10pm

38 (every 30 mins) at :05 and :35 every hour until 7:05pm

Also there are hourly buses...

138 - :28 until 6:28

319 - :28 until 6:28

And the late bus...

356 (every hour) :12 (starts 7:12)

Hope this helps

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 8:27 am  

From Town you can then get the 35/35A, 33/33A or 32/32A all of which go past the Langtree Park. Although if you're travelling after 6ish only the 32 will be running.

BTW Knowsley Road was a ground, Langtree Park is a STADIUM!

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 10:05 am  

mistermoo wrote:

From Town you can then get the 35/35A, 33/33A or 32/32A all of which go past the Langtree Park. Although if you're travelling after 6ish only the 32 will be running.

[color=#FF0040]BTW Knowsley Road was a ground, Langtree Park is a STADIUM!

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And the DW is rentable

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 10:51 am  

mistermoo wrote:

BTW Knowsley Road was a ground, Langtree Park is a STADIUM!

Yes another club once had "grandeur" and called itself a "Coliseum" LOL - Langtree Park looks a superb Ground but stadium? when you think of the likes of Wembley and The Emirates!!

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 11:17 am  

jaybs wrote:

Yes another club once had "grandeur" and called itself a "Coliseum" LOL - Langtree Park looks a superb Ground but stadium? when you think of the likes of Wembley and The Emirates!!

This from someone who has Bronquins on their avatar.

Definition of a stadium for you:
sta·di·um   [stey-dee-uhm] Show IPA
noun, plural -di·ums, -di·a  [-dee-uh] Show IPA.
1.
a sports arena, usually oval or horseshoe-shaped, with tiers of seats for spectators.

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 11:50 am  

Thanks for the info. When i lived there it was the 6 or 16 into town. Mind you that's a long time ago now and it was 2p to get to town

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 12:52 pm  

mistermoo wrote:

This from someone who has Bronquins on their avatar.

Definition of a stadium for you:

a sports arena, usually oval or horseshoe-shaped, with tiers of seats for spectators.

Yes my Avitar is LONDON BRONCOS and I am not ashamed about it, I think you are being a little pedantic over my comments, when you look at The Emirates and Wembley even Twickenham they are True Stadiums!

Tier
n
1. one of a set of rows placed one above and behind the other, such as theatre seats

Then in that basis there was nothing wrong with the main stand at Knowsley Road, so that was a stadium then.

Anyone would think I was criticizing Langtree Park! lighten up, I praised the new Ground, Langtree Park. its sad that the season has not started and we have petty comments about someone who may support another club, its time we all worked together the game has enough problems!

Re: Buses to the ground : Fri Jan 20, 2012 12:56 pm  

jaybs wrote:

Langtree Park looks a superb Ground but stadium? when you think of the likes of Wembley and The Emirates!!

FFS, of course it's a stadium.