Truro City 10:15 - Sep 6 with 2491 views | colinallcars | Away to Carlisle today….round trip of 878 miles, 14 hours. Blimey, I used to moan about West Ham away ! [Post edited 6 Sep 10:19]
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Truro City on 10:31 - Sep 6 with 2418 views | ted_hendrix | Got back from Porthleven, Cornwall Thursday night, only stopped once at Exeter services, still took us 5 hours. |  |
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Truro City on 10:34 - Sep 6 with 2410 views | PlanetHonneywood | Lose deep into injury time from an OG having battered Carlisle; hitting the woodwork twice, two off the line, three ridiculous misses, and a dodgy call from the lino denying an equaliser. Bus breaks down on the M6 return just outside Stoke, whose fans gather to mock but decide to steam into the beleaguered Truro fans for shits and giggles. Eventually get back Sunday evening bruised, only to find house repossessed in error by the bank, who offer a paltry £50 compensation toward £1,464 lawyer and locksmith fees. Go to work on Monday to find job outsouced to some AI program and P45 waiting for you. But great bants on the way up! |  |
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Truro City on 10:44 - Sep 6 with 2374 views | DannyPaddox |
Truro City on 10:31 - Sep 6 by ted_hendrix | Got back from Porthleven, Cornwall Thursday night, only stopped once at Exeter services, still took us 5 hours. |
I played against Porthleven Town once in the Cornish Senior Cup. Gary Bannister had been their manager a few seasons before. Was a huge half-hour drive from Pendeen and we got absolutely battered. [Post edited 6 Sep 11:05]
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Truro City on 15:01 - Sep 6 with 2101 views | terryb | I think the trips to Gateshead & Hartlepools will take longer & York isn't exactly next door! |  | |  |
Truro City on 20:15 - Sep 6 with 1846 views | PinnerR | Lost 3-0 |  | |  |
Truro City on 20:49 - Sep 6 with 1772 views | eastside_r |
Truro City on 20:15 - Sep 6 by PinnerR | Lost 3-0 |
It’s a long way back to Cornwall when you’re sh*t. |  | |  |
Truro City on 21:59 - Sep 6 with 1678 views | colinallcars |
Truro City on 20:49 - Sep 6 by eastside_r | It’s a long way back to Cornwall when you’re sh*t. |
Christ, they're away to Gateshead in October which is even further. |  | |  |
Truro City on 22:03 - Sep 6 with 1660 views | stowmarketrange |
Truro City on 21:59 - Sep 6 by colinallcars | Christ, they're away to Gateshead in October which is even further. |
Only 461 miles each way. |  | |  | Login to get fewer ads
Truro City on 22:05 - Sep 6 with 1661 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Might as well stay up there! |  |
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Truro City on 22:10 - Sep 6 with 1648 views | colinallcars |
Come in a sidecar, you must 'ave come in a sidecar. There's an old derogatory song. |  | |  |
Truro City on 01:57 - Sep 7 with 1474 views | Hoopsie | Easy lads, in the A League, Perth Glory travels 5,370 km (3,340 miles) to Auckland Fc, over 10,700 km return and vice versa for the New Zealand club |  |
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Truro City on 11:32 - Sep 7 with 1087 views | Tonto |
Truro City on 10:31 - Sep 6 by ted_hendrix | Got back from Porthleven, Cornwall Thursday night, only stopped once at Exeter services, still took us 5 hours. |
You did well. My parents live just outside Penzance so i make the trip regularly. The average drive is 5.5 plus stops. With a 6 year old there are quite a few of those! If you go to Cornwall regularly there is an amzing farm shop at Lifton Down, right on the Devon/Cornwall border (just before Launceston). https://strawberryfieldslifton.co.uk/ Best/cleanest toilets on the route, plus a nice restaurant and we buy the food for the week there too as its fresh and great tasting. |  |
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Truro City on 11:48 - Sep 7 with 1060 views | flynnbo |
Truro City on 10:31 - Sep 6 by ted_hendrix | Got back from Porthleven, Cornwall Thursday night, only stopped once at Exeter services, still took us 5 hours. |
Love Porthleven Ted. I had a mate who once lived there but has since moved to the Praa Sands area. It has changed a lot over the years but remains beautiful, in my opinion. |  | |  |
Truro City on 11:51 - Sep 7 with 1052 views | Tonto | Both you and Ted would probably have go e past the end of my parents road! They live i. A small hamlet between Perranuthnoe and Rosudgeon |  |
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Truro City on 12:55 - Sep 7 with 956 views | ted_hendrix |
Truro City on 11:51 - Sep 7 by Tonto | Both you and Ted would probably have go e past the end of my parents road! They live i. A small hamlet between Perranuthnoe and Rosudgeon |
Lovely stuff, My old Dad was born In Bow East London but In his later years bought a detached house and moved to St Day In Cornwall. Naturally we holidayed there with our Two lads when they were growing up. When the old Man 'moved upstairs' me and me brother sold his place and so ended an era. I'll say this much about Cornwall now, the cost of living has gone ridiculously high fish and chips and mushy peas for one £14.85, the pasty shop In Porthleven charge £5.00 for a basic bloody pasty. Best thing now though Is when you come off the M5 at Exeter It's all dual carriageway no more struggling to get through Bodmin or Indian Queens. The A30 Is all dual carriageway which Is bliss. |  |
| My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic. |
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Truro City on 13:11 - Sep 7 with 925 views | CamberleyR | A class touch from Carlisle this |  |
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Truro City on 13:41 - Sep 7 with 871 views | DannyPaddox |
Truro City on 13:11 - Sep 7 by CamberleyR | A class touch from Carlisle this |
A non-league aficionado mate tells me … apparently Carlisle moved the Truro fans to a standing only terrace with no cover or catering and created a massive PR own goal for themselves - this was the compensation. |  | |  |
Truro City on 13:43 - Sep 7 with 847 views | colinallcars |
Truro City on 13:41 - Sep 7 by DannyPaddox | A non-league aficionado mate tells me … apparently Carlisle moved the Truro fans to a standing only terrace with no cover or catering and created a massive PR own goal for themselves - this was the compensation. |
I blame Mark Hughes |  | |  |
Truro City on 15:18 - Sep 7 with 727 views | Tonto |
Truro City on 12:55 - Sep 7 by ted_hendrix | Lovely stuff, My old Dad was born In Bow East London but In his later years bought a detached house and moved to St Day In Cornwall. Naturally we holidayed there with our Two lads when they were growing up. When the old Man 'moved upstairs' me and me brother sold his place and so ended an era. I'll say this much about Cornwall now, the cost of living has gone ridiculously high fish and chips and mushy peas for one £14.85, the pasty shop In Porthleven charge £5.00 for a basic bloody pasty. Best thing now though Is when you come off the M5 at Exeter It's all dual carriageway no more struggling to get through Bodmin or Indian Queens. The A30 Is all dual carriageway which Is bliss. |
Oh god yes. The difference the upgrading has made is huge... |  |
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