Inverness Caledonian Thistle luv The Toffees

[highlander]

I have been to many Premiership games and I love the way Everton conduct themselves. Scottish football is at an all time low and my son who is 14 & loves watching Everton - THE PEOPLES CLUB - I am taking him to his first ever Everton match v CP on Wednesday.

Unfortunately we are staying at the Trafford Centre. Are there any supporters buses leaving from near there?

God bless Duncan Disorderly

 

[highlander]

BTW can't wait to hear the Z Cars tune again.....Awesome

 

[Royal Blue Jersey]

I'm thinking train must be the only way? I don't know much of any help bout that area, sorry

 

[bugsy]

no mate you will have to drive-could possible get train from manchester.

 

[toffee matt]

This place is full of love tonight

 

[Rook]

SEE GUYS WE ARE EVERYONE'S 2ND TEAM AGAIN!!!!!!

Seriously though thanks for the support.

 

[highlander]

no mate you will have to drive-could possible get train from manchester.

I will walk if I have to - crucial game for 4th place

 

[highlander]

BTW the way - Olivia and Erin in the ticket office are the 'salt of the earth'. lovely people xxx

 

[highlander]

SEE GUYS WE ARE EVERYONE'S 2ND TEAM AGAIN!!!!!!

Seriously though thanks for the support.

Defo 2nd team but strong attachment

same Hebridean heritage as Andy Gray lol

 

[DrEFC]

best off train from manchester to lime st, lime st then a taxi or further train to central, then northern line to Kirkdale.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/everton/#Goodison-Park-Everton-Nearest-Railway-Station

 

[highlander]

best off train from manchester to lime st, lime st then a taxi or further train to central, then northern line to Kirkdale.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/everton/#Goodison-Park-Everton-Nearest-Railway-Station

good man - will probably take this route & then Everton megastore

 

[DualityNSNO]

I've been to Inverness! Well not really, been at the airport, small but cosy.

Gf lives in Uist so I've visited that/Barra/Uig/the likes though...

Why is it read Hebrides as it is mate? It makes no sense, it's literally the words "he" and "brides", it's not "heburdees". Confusing!


Anyway, on topic, thanks for the support! And good luck on finding your way around! COYB

 

[toffeepie1878]

I worked in Sco'land for 2 and a half years, nice scenery. Football, meh. Scotland and football dont get on. Scotland is good for 2 things, Castles and Whiskies. Glasgow is the mother of all dumps too but beyond that there is majestic scenery in and around the Isle of Sky, all the highlands, the Eilean Donan Castle, Orkney Island. Souperb.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Glasgow's not that bad...

 

[toffeepie1878]

I never did the Hebrides, outer Hebrides. Its pretty for hard core travellers that. I regret not going.

I did see some feral cattle on the ferry to the Orkney islands and that was nuts.

http://www.countryfile.com/countryside/breed-apart-swona