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Ready to Drive 5,874 Miles in League One
Sunday, 24th May 2015 19:08 by Editor

So the line up for League One is now complete. Congratulations Preston North End - enjoy your moment. The horrible reality of a season (and probably more, unless we go straight back down!) in the third tier of English football only hits home when you see where we will be heading in the next 12 months.

Those grounds that we thought we'd left long behind like Spotland, Gigg Lane, Boundary Park, Gresty Road and Vale Park (we realise many of these have now changed their names but can't embrace sponsored grounds) will all be back on the map next season as Blackpool fans look to travel nearly 6,000 miles following their side next season. From the 9 mile drive to Fleetwood to the 280 to Gillingham, League One offers grounds that are within an hours drive and those that will take substantially longer.

June 17th will be the date that no Blackpool fan will be looking forward to as the fixtures are released and we get to find out where and when we're off to - shortly afterwards it will be difficult to contain the excitement as we hear our fate in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy draw. In the meantime, start working out those grounds you fancy next season and the mileage you'll be racking up if you're travelling from Bloomfield Road

Barnsley - 101 Miles
Bradford - 80 Miles
Burton - 119 Miles
Bury - 49 Miles
Chesterfield - 100 Miles
Colchester - 277 Miles
Coventry - 143 Miles
Crewe - 75 Miles
Doncaster - 116 Miles
Fleetwood - 9 Miles
Gillingham - 280 Miles
Millwall - 252 Miles
Oldham - 56 Miles
Peterborough- 195 Miles
Port Vale - 82 Miles
Rochdale - 47 Miles
Scunthorpe - 130 Miles
Sheff Utd - 91 Miles
Shrewsbury - 104 Miles
Southend - 272 Miles
Swindon - 200 Miles
Walsall - 122 Miles
Wigan - 37 Miles

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Orioltwins added 21:06 - May 24
Amuses me those people who spend good money propping up other teams whilst refusing to pay any money at their own club and then complain that we're doing so badly.

Yes boycott Bloomfield Road, yes don't support the Oystons and yes demonstrate all you want but why would you then put money in other clubs pockets to improve their sides?!
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