Luton

[djg145]

Referee is Darren Drysdale, RAF sergeant from Lincoln.

Only 12 games this season starting in December. 39 yellows, 2 reds.

Last Argyle game v AFC Wimbledon (1-2) 9th April 2016.

Dare I say I used to be an RAF Referee, along time ago, sadly never reached these dizzy heights

 

[John Cooper]

Tickets still available online

 

[Worcester Green]

Parking seems to be in short supply from what I have seen. Anybody been to Luton before and have any recommendations?

 

[choggy29]

I tend to park off Dallow Road. If you get there earlier enough park in Marlow Avenue. About 10 - 15 min walk.

 

[nick_PASTIE]

Parking seems to be in short supply from what I have seen. Anybody been to Luton before and have any recommendations?

Ensure you have body armour.

Remember the landlord of one of the locals on a previous visit lamenting only a catastrophic explosion could "fix Luton". Hard to disagree based on what I saw that night.

Good luck all!

 

[Keepitgreen]

Parking seems to be in short supply from what I have seen. Anybody been to Luton before and have any recommendations?

Not much advice on the Football Ground Guide:

Please note that there is a residents only parking scheme in operation near to the ground, so you will have to travel a little further away to find street parking.

Luton Town

 

[(I'm)Stranded]

Parking seems to be in short supply from what I have seen. Anybody been to Luton before and have any recommendations?

Ensure you have body armour.

Remember the landlord of one of the locals on a previous visit lamenting only a catastrophic explosion could "fix Luton". Hard to disagree based on what I saw that night.

Good luck all!

There was a big explosion at Kenilworth Rd recently - did half a million pounds worth of improvements :shocked:

 

[Cobi Budge]

Luton itself and Kenilworth Road are dumps yes, but I enjoy the away day because it's got some character to it, prefer visiting Luton than visiting one of the retail park lego stadiums 10 miles from the actual cities that seem to be springing up everywhere.

 

[Quintrell Green]

Parking seems to be in short supply from what I have seen. Anybody been to Luton before and have any recommendations?

Ensure you have body armour.

Remember the landlord of one of the locals on a previous visit lamenting only a catastrophic explosion could "fix Luton". Hard to disagree based on what I saw that night.

Good luck all!

There was a big explosion at Kenilworth Rd recently - did half a million pounds worth of improvements :shocked:

Did it smash the double glazed conservatory exhibition opposite what went as the main stand?

 

[Sean]

If you want somewhere safe to park, we used the railway station multistorey last season. About 20 minutes walk from the ground, but at least you get to see some of Luton.

 

[Tomclark97]

Fellow pilgrim looking for a spare coach ticket or ride up to Luton. Will pay share of petrol etc.

Any takers?

- t

 

[Martyn]

If you want somewhere safe to park, we used the railway station multistorey last season. About 20 minutes walk from the ground, but at least you get to see some of Luton.

Do you really want to see some of Luton

 

[Tomclark97]

Anyone who would like a lift to and from Luton this weekend from Bristol DM me..... Arriving in Luton at 1:30pm.

Cheers then! :scarf: :scarf:

Bit of a nightmare, I'm coming up from Plymouth and there's no coaches. I could get a train up to Bristol and go from there?

Let me know if this sounds feasible.
-T

 

[Vampires11]

Been to Estadio da Luz recently.........is that a lego stadium??? If it is, can we have one???

 

[Cobi Budge]

Been to Estadio da Luz recently.........is that a lego stadium??? If it is, can we have one???

I'm not referring to new builds in general, many modern stadiums are fantastic because they've been built with real character, such as Brighton's Lamex stadium.

By Lego, I'm referring more to Shrewsbury Chesterfield, Colchester etc, even Leicester and Southampton as well at a higher level. Just boring symmetrical stadiums without a much of a soul.