Rail Strikes Impacting City Matches

Booked on the 8:04 Leeds to Nottingham, hopefully be a good number of Bantams travelling down on that

 

Could have a big impact on our EFL Trophy QF, which is scheduled to take place on either 30th or 31st Jan.

 

Big impact !!! LMFAO.

 

Used to love travelling by train to long distance away games, but besides the price, just totally unreliable now.

 

I am just a teensy bit jealous of them, they have a damn sight more strikers than City can manage

 

The price is the only relevant factor. £280 for 2 adult return tickets to Swindon from Shipley is the reason I never have and never will use trains to follow city away.
I’ll stick with my gas guzzling petrol car and not have any ounce of guilt.

 

The few times I've had to endure.the train it's being a bit of nightmare. I like the idea of not having to drive but the service is so bad I cant trust it.

 

I travel for work on rail services and have always found reliability to be good but the cost is an absolute joke. I’d like someone from the rail industry to explain why a 200 mile journey costs nearly £300 for 2 people.
If the cost was comparable to my petrol cost I’d probably use trains most of the time on longer journeys

 

My brother is blind so can't drive and uses the train a lot where in lives in London. Gets compensation fairly regularly for poor service bit I guess it varies between individuals. The cost is shocking, especially when compared with Europe when I use the trains there.

 

And you can fly to malaga for £40 ! Or Belfast for £15

 

It is saying there will be disruption tomorrow on the trains, because of a strike today.

 

Early morning trains tomorrow might be impacted because of trains in the wrong place from todays strike but the main disruption tomorrow is because there is "action short of strike" so some trains will be cancelled as there won't be the staff to cover them due to them refusing to work any overtime.