Bolton Wanderers fans could travel more than 6,000 miles

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Will be spending next year (well 3 years) living in London for Uni so I'll try and get to a few of these away games this season!

During my three years at uni we got two promotions, a major cup final and several higher-division cup scalps... happy years... especially as I kept my season ticket!

NB: That's probably financially irresponsible these days. The value of student loans can go up but rarely down. Etc.

Surely it must be a good omen when a Wanderer goes to [/s]Uni

One of perks of being Welsh is that the Welsh Government British taxpayers are paying £5500 towards the £9000 tuition fee which certainly helps and then I've got £5000 student grant with £5000 accommodation loan, crazy money being thrown all over the place... hopefully I can get a part time job to pay for the tickets.

[bobo the clown]

Will be spending next year (well 3 years) living in London for Uni so I'll try and get to a few of these away games this season!

During my three years at uni we got two promotions, a major cup final and several higher-division cup scalps... happy years... especially as I kept my season ticket!

NB: That's probably financially irresponsible these days. The value of student loans can go up but rarely down. Etc.

Surely it must be a good omen when a Wanderer goes to [/s]Uni

One of perks of being Welsh is that the Welsh Government British taxpayers are paying £5500 towards the £9000 tuition fee which certainly helps and then I've got £5000 student grant with £5000 accommodation loan, crazy money being thrown all over the place... hopefully I can get a part time job to pay for the tickets.

That's all well & good, but it barely makes up for being Welsh Tal's fan. You know this in your heart.

[Tals-biggest-fan]

Will be spending next year (well 3 years) living in London for Uni so I'll try and get to a few of these away games this season!

During my three years at uni we got two promotions, a major cup final and several higher-division cup scalps... happy years... especially as I kept my season ticket!

NB: That's probably financially irresponsible these days. The value of student loans can go up but rarely down. Etc.

Surely it must be a good omen when a Wanderer goes to [/s]Uni

One of perks of being Welsh is that the Welsh Government British taxpayers are paying £5500 towards the £9000 tuition fee which certainly helps and then I've got £5000 student grant with £5000 accommodation loan, crazy money being thrown all over the place... hopefully I can get a part time job to pay for the tickets.

That's all well & good, but it barely makes up for being Welsh Tal's fan. You know this in your heart.

We're good people us wel... nah i can't even lie about it on the internet and pretend to mean it... I'm surrounded by sheep, farms and horrible accents ( i don't have the accent)

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Will be spending next year (well 3 years) living in London for Uni so I'll try and get to a few of these away games this season!

During my three years at uni we got two promotions, a major cup final and several higher-division cup scalps... happy years... especially as I kept my season ticket!

NB: That's probably financially irresponsible these days. The value of student loans can go up but rarely down. Etc.

Surely it must be a good omen when a Wanderer goes to [/s]Uni

One of perks of being Welsh is that the Welsh Government British taxpayers are paying £5500 towards the £9000 tuition fee which certainly helps and then I've got £5000 student grant with £5000 accommodation loan, crazy money being thrown all over the place... hopefully I can get a part time job to pay for the tickets.

That's all well & good, but it barely makes up for being Welsh Tal's fan. You know this in your heart.

We're good people us wel... nah i can't even lie about it on the internet and pretend to mean it... I'm surrounded by sheep, farms and horrible accents ( i don't have the accent)

If you don't have the Welsh accent, does that mean you have that horrible hybrid scouse/manc/north welsh accent? I lived in North Wales for a few years and had to listen to it daily

[bobo the clown]

There are two classic, caricature, Welsh accents .... the Valley's 'Windsor Davies' one and the Welsh-Welsh of the North-West where English is clearly a second language .... they sound like they are crying when they speak.

The ludicrous Swansea accent, as advertised in Gavin & Stacey is becoming better known.

Within that there are many variations. The proper Wrexham accent has to be heard to be believed .... it can cut holes in glass. Cardiff has a similar tone to a Scouse accent, oddly .... maybe it's the port that did that.

The north coast from Queensferry to Conway has the Scouse/Manc hybrid referred to due to so many living there and also working or shopping in Cheshire, Wirral, Merseyside and Manchester. You should see the direction the TV aerials point all along that area .... & recent uproar as the Welsh Language fascists impose themselves into damn near everything. The recent TV retuning for digital and new transmitters specifically set to overpower Winter Hill has had significant backlash. This has meant round here that Wirral, parts of Chester and up to Frodsham, Shrewsbury and even Southport have been swamped by these. Border lands from Chester to Chepstow are being swamped. There is a manual fix but in some cases this is inadequate. Imagine your evening news prattling on about Pontypridd and Llanelli every night when you live 40 min from Manchester.

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

I just recall not even being able to get Channel 4, let alone Granada. 3 channels all biased towards Welshness. Telly was depressing then

[thebish]

nearest one of them to me is Yeovil (90mins on the bike) - the rest are all fecking miles away!

[mrkint]

nearest one of them to me is Yeovil (90mins on the bike) - the rest are all fecking miles away!

Decent kayak and a fair wind...piece of p*ss.

[Harry Genshaw]

nearest one of them to me is Yeovil (90mins on the bike) - the rest are all fecking miles away!

Decent kayak and a fair wind...piece of p*ss.

A sea kayak perhaps but if it's one of those Canadian hybrid things...

[thebish]

nearest one of them to me is Yeovil (90mins on the bike) - the rest are all fecking miles away!

Decent kayak and a fair wind...piece of p*ss.

A sea kayak perhaps but if it's one of those Canadian hybrid things...

I could do a small section of the South Western Canal in my canal-kayak and maybe a bit of the Bridgewater & Taunton canal - but the rest would be portage...

[Gooner Girl]

nearest one of them to me is Yeovil (90mins on the bike) - the rest are all fecking miles away!

Decent kayak and a fair wind...piece of p*ss.

A sea kayak perhaps but if it's one of those Canadian hybrid things...

I could do a small section of the South Western Canal in my canal-kayak and maybe a bit of the Bridgewater & Taunton canal - but the rest would be portage...

Best get your arse on a train up to a London game then if the kayaking will prove too tricky.

[thebish]

Best get your arse on a train up to a London game then if the kayaking will prove too tricky.

i will probably do that - but it is still fecking miles away!

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Best get your arse on a train up to a London game then if the kayaking will prove too tricky.

i will probably do that - but it is still fecking miles away!

We live in a space-time continuum. It might be feckin miles, but it's not that long. It takes me about an hour to reach the nearest centre of civilisation - I could be halfway across the Atlantic in that time.

[thebish]

Best get your arse on a train up to a London game then if the kayaking will prove too tricky.

i will probably do that - but it is still fecking miles away!

We live in a space-time continuum. It might be feckin miles, but it's not that long. It takes me about an hour to reach the nearest centre of civilisation - I could be halfway across the Atlantic in that time.

not in/on a kayak, you couldn't... unless you were strapped to it in the cargo-hold of a *plane...

(to avoid confusion - "airplane" for any canadians reading, properly called "aeroplane" in the UK)

[Gooner Girl]

There are two classic, caricature, Welsh accents .... the Valley's 'Windsor Davies' one and the Welsh-Welsh of the North-West where English is clearly a second language .... they sound like they are crying when they speak.

I like the welsh accent on a bloke...

[thebish]

There are two classic, caricature, Welsh accents .... the Valley's 'Windsor Davies' one and the Welsh-Welsh of the North-West where English is clearly a second language .... they sound like they are crying when they speak.

The ludicrous Swansea accent, as advertised in Gavin & Stacey is becoming better known.

Within that there are many variations. The proper Wrexham accent has to be heard to be believed .... it can cut holes in glass. Cardiff has a similar tone to a Scouse accent, oddly .... maybe it's the port that did that.

The north coast from Queensferry to Conway has the Scouse/Manc hybrid referred to due to so many living there and also working or shopping in Cheshire, Wirral, Merseyside and Manchester. You should see the direction the TV aerials point all along that area .... & recent uproar as the Welsh Language fascists impose themselves into damn near everything. The recent TV retuning for digital and new transmitters specifically set to overpower Winter Hill has had significant backlash. This has meant round here that Wirral, parts of Chester and up to Frodsham, Shrewsbury and even Southport have been swamped by these. Border lands from Chester to Chepstow are being swamped. There is a manual fix but in some cases this is inadequate. Imagine your evening news prattling on about Pontypridd and Llanelli every night when you live 40 min from Manchester.

i much prefer the south-wales accent to the north wales - everything-is-stuck-in-my-throat accent...

[Gary the Enfield]

There are two classic, caricature, Welsh accents .... the Valley's 'Windsor Davies' one and the Welsh-Welsh of the North-West where English is clearly a second language .... they sound like they are crying when they speak.

The ludicrous Swansea accent, as advertised in Gavin & Stacey is becoming better known.

Within that there are many variations. The proper Wrexham accent has to be heard to be believed .... it can cut holes in glass. Cardiff has a similar tone to a Scouse accent, oddly .... maybe it's the port that did that.

The north coast from Queensferry to Conway has the Scouse/Manc hybrid referred to due to so many living there and also working or shopping in Cheshire, Wirral, Merseyside and Manchester. You should see the direction the TV aerials point all along that area .... & recent uproar as the Welsh Language fascists impose themselves into damn near everything. The recent TV retuning for digital and new transmitters specifically set to overpower Winter Hill has had significant backlash. This has meant round here that Wirral, parts of Chester and up to Frodsham, Shrewsbury and even Southport have been swamped by these. Border lands from Chester to Chepstow are being swamped. There is a manual fix but in some cases this is inadequate. Imagine your evening news prattling on about Pontypridd and Llanelli every night when you live 40 min from Manchester.

i much prefer the south-wales accent to the north wales - everything-is-stuck-in-my-throat accent...

South Wales is fine. Quite sing-song and soft. North Wales, particularly the Lleyn Peninsula and the Plaid Cwmru heartland, can feck off.