: Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:56 pm  

Forumjacker wrote:

Going and coming back in one day is way too much travelling for one day.

You don't want to work for me then

Do you fancy Aberdeen and back in one day ?

: Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:07 pm  

McLaren_Field wrote:

You don't want to work for me then

Do you fancy Aberdeen and back in one day ?

Work isn't meant to be an enjoyable day out though.

: Sun Feb 08, 2009 5:08 pm  

Although £20+ is very good. There in back in one day is an effort. 7am trip to Edinburgh last week with a 7pm return after a full dys work and a few whiskeys in a pub off of Firth St.
I think i slept most of Saturday and Sunday after that.

: Sun Feb 08, 2009 5:34 pm  

The whole faux event is too much an of effort for a genuine RL fan. Its' an excuse for a piss up for Rugby League's more neanderthal supporters.

: Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:11 pm  

G1 wrote:

The whole faux event is too much an of effort for a genuine RL fan. Its' an excuse for a piss up for Rugby League's more neanderthal supporters.

I do beg to differ my good sir, I will be attending and plan to consume nothing but the finest wines and maybe the odd drop of Pimm’s.

And being north of the boarder I may partake in a dram or two – thinking about it you’re actually right, it’s just going to be a pissup.

Re: Murrayfield Magic - Timings / Travel : Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:22 pm  

AdmiralHanson wrote:

Finally at last, the RFL has got its finger out and decided on the times for the Murrayfield Magic games in Scotland over the May Bank Holiday weekend.

For the Catalans Vs Leeds game, we're going to be on at 16.30 on the Sunday afternoon and thankfully for a change, this means that we're NOT the last match on (that's due to start at 6.30pm this year)

It also means that getting up to Scotland there and back by train is now at least possible in the one day.

It is also worth considering that if you know you are going now, the sooner you book by train, the cheaper it might be. Personally, I've just secured tickets to come back from Scotland at 8pm on the Sunday night (I'm not bothered about the last game - Warrington Vs Hull KR) for under £12 and with the same price on the outward leg, it makes it a very reasonable £23 round trip.

National Express East Coast have just released the tickets for the 3rd May, so there might be plenty left on their website and if you're watching Leeds on a budget this season, this might be a good way to see at least our game for a reasonable travel price ?

Anyone any idea how much the club are charging for an 'official' package ?

What time is Bradford v Wakey?

Re: Murrayfield Magic - Timings / Travel : Sun Feb 08, 2009 9:05 pm  

Mick Gledhill wrote:

What time is Bradford v Wakey?

Saturday at 5pm .... You're staying over

: Mon Feb 09, 2009 11:10 am  

McLaren_Field wrote:

You don't want to work for me then

Do you fancy Aberdeen and back in one day ?

Used to do that on a regular basis aswell as Cornwall as far west as Newlyn

: Mon Feb 09, 2009 12:25 pm  

Crossgates Rhino wrote:

Used to do that on a regular basis aswell as Cornwall as far west as Newlyn

We flew him from Leeds to Aberdeen on a little toy airplane on one occasion - he's always driven it ever since

Re: Murrayfield Magic - Timings / Travel : Mon Feb 09, 2009 7:16 pm  

AdmiralHanson wrote:

Saturday at 5pm .... You're staying over

I'll train it back and sleep rough in Crewe again