Poll - How long do you spend travelling in total to a home match on the day ..

[wwbug]

A lot of fans mention the amount of time they give to attending a match . Recently in posts on VAR .
It seems a fair few commit to travelling for a long time .
I think Mixers might be some of the long distance supporters .

 

[WorcesterWanderer]

When we went to the Bournemouth game it was about an hour I think? So in total about two hours. Luckily we are most likely moving to Dudley soon (fingers crossed) so I will be even closer to the club I love so much.

 

[Netherton Wolf]

When we went to the Bournemouth game it was about an hour I think? So in total about two hours. Luckily we are most likely moving to Dudley soon (fingers crossed) so I will be even closer to the club I love so much.

Wouldn't move from Worcester to dudley

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

About three hours there, three and a half back. If there's no delays.

 

[loppers86]

When we went to the Bournemouth game it was about an hour I think? So in total about two hours. Luckily we are most likely moving to Dudley soon (fingers crossed) so I will be even closer to the club I love so much.

don’t become a snetta under any circumstances!

 

[Mancwolf56]

A lot of fans mention the amount of time they give to attending a match . Recently in posts on VAR .
It seems a fair few commit to travelling for a long time .
I think Mixers might be some of the long distance supporters .

I have to catch either a flight or the ferry (currently in the airport departure lounge)

 

[Minimalist]

A lot of fans mention the amount of time they give to attending a match . Recently in posts on VAR .
It seems a fair few commit to travelling for a long time .
I think Mixers might be some of the long distance supporters .

Time there and back combined?
Or just each way?

 

[Pagey]

That depends on performance/result. I've always stopped till the end, if its a poor result by the time I get to car the roads are nearly empty. We played well/won I can be waiting half hour before I get out first street.

 

[Mighty Thor]

Luckily we are most likely moving to Dudley soon (fingers crossed) so I will be even closer to the club I love so much.

Luckily???!!!

 

[rincewind]

Luckily???!!!

Suppose it depends. If by Dudley they mean the Wrenner or Kates Hill, not so good. If they mean say Kingswinford or the edges of Stourbridge maybe.

 

[rincewind]

I travel from door to ground for around an hour but the diversion to the pub adds on significantly more.

 

[SA Wolf]

30 seconds walking to the sofa, unless I've forgotten my beer from the fridge, which could add up to another 10 seconds! I've therefore put less than 30 minutes.

 

[Wellington Wolf]

Good poll. Lazy ****ers though. No one walks!

 

[wwbug]

Time there and back combined?
Or just each way?

Combined . I meant that by saying to and from , but I can see it wasn’t very clear .

 

[WolvesAndCows]

1-2 hours

 

[SuperGran]

Approx 30 mins to get there an hour to get back

 

[JJ59]

Leave home at 0800, arrive home 2245hrs. Started following Wolves in 1966 but this morning I genuinely felt I didn't want to go. The refereeing plus var means it is no longer a fair contest. However I would be letting others down, so here I am on the train.

 

[Olivergoldblack]

Elgar would have ticked the longer than 5 hours option, cycling the 80 mile round trip to Worcester.

 

[Minimalist]

Over 5.
Could probably do it in 5 with no matchday traffic and if I used the toll road. But generally allow 3 hrs each way.

 

[WorcesterWanderer]

Love the variety of answers on this thread. No matter where we are travelling from, our destination is the same. Beautiful.

 

[JOSWolf]

Approximately 20 seconds too and from the tv screen. No longer a season ticket holder for last few years due to health issues.

 

[bigbluewolf]

I live in Stafford so it’s about 30 minutes each way. But it can be longer depending on traffic around the M54 Junction and then into the city centre.

 

[Southdownswolf]

It's about a7-8 hour round trip for me, if the traffic is OK., which it never is.....

 

[Golden Arrow]

Today:
8.00am local bus to Stoke Station, then bus replacement to Wolves arriving about 10.30 for a good 4.5 hrs pre-match entertainment, beginning at the Great Western.
I'm a bit woolly headed after a few last night so moderation may be the key word.

 

[bully9]

I’ll admit I’ve had enough, var has beaten me, the wife has planned a escape room for 12 then something to eat , sorry for the bad language **** var

 

[Golden Arrow]

I’ll admit I’ve had enough, var has beaten me, the wife has planned a escape room for 12 then something to eat , sorry for the bad language **** var

An "escape room" sounds interesting.
Think we all need one at Molineux sometimes.

 

[Golden Arrow]

Leave home at 0800, arrive home 2245hrs. Started following Wolves in 1966 but this morning I genuinely felt I didn't want to go. The refereeing plus var means it is no longer a fair contest. However I would be letting others down, so here I am on the train.

Fair play.

 

[Golden Arrow]

I have to catch either a flight or the ferry (currently in the airport departure lounge)

Safe journey pal.

 

[Pagey]

Luckily we are most likely moving to Dudley soon (fingers crossed) so I will be even closer to the club I love so much.

Don't do it mate, it's like moving from Beverly Hills to the Bronx

 

[jrpb-3]

3-4 hours , each way , often I visit family and either drive up the day before of drive back the following day so 30 mins or days depending on how you look at it

On the day can be 8h+ round trip otherwise

 

[North West Wanderer]

Would be 200 for me minimum including hotel

 

[chignalwolf]

Leave home at 0800, arrive home 2245hrs. Started following Wolves in 1966 but this morning I genuinely felt I didn't want to go. The refereeing plus var means it is no longer a fair contest. However I would be letting others down, so here I am on the train.

I guess your a London Wolf member ?

 

[jrpb-3]

News just in. After information that has come to light on this thread for future Wolves matches VAR will be employing a Basketball umpire to check for any travelling offences

 

[JJ59]

I guess your a London Wolf member ?
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No, nowhere near London.

 

[chignalwolf]

No, nowhere near London.

just a wild guess with the times, ermmm somewhere in west Wales,?

 

[Torquay wolves]

Normally takes us 3 hours from/to Torquay.
The M5 motorway traffic has been good all this season.

 

[Berlin Wolf]

I average four or five home games a season from Berlin, travelling down from Manchester on the morning of a game, spread over a number of days. I've been doing this routine for 40 odd years. My last home match was Coventry, next up Palace.. COYW!

 

[OldBrightonWolf]

It's about a7-8 hour round trip for me, if the traffic is OK., which it never is.....

Same for me, about 3 and a half hours each way to the Mol (add an hour if they're blowing up an M25 bridge), longer to away games in Manchester, Newcastle etc but just 3 and a half minutes down the road to Brighton

 

[Pagey]

Normally takes us 3 hours from/to Torquay.
The M5 motorway traffic has been good all this season.

I sit by a bloke who drives up from Paignton, upto 12 of them travel in convoy or hire a minibus.

 

[SuperGran]

When can we expect the written report on the findings of this excellent research?