| On the Road for 2024/25 17:52 - May 6 with 1156 views | wessex_exile |
So far we've gained 1,197 driving miles for the six teams joining League 2, comprising:
Carlisle (315)
Fleetwood (280)
Port Vale (199)
Chesterfield (177)
Cheltenham (161) and
Bromley (65)
With the League 2 play-off winners yet to be decided, so far we've lost 882 driving miles for the five teams that have left League 2, comprising:
Stockport (-235)
Wrexham (-229)
Forest Green (-170)
Mansfield (-161), and
Sutton (-87)
That's a net gain of 315 miles. Of the League 2 play-off contenders, the furthest in driving miles is Crewe, a distance of 207 miles, which would mean a modest gain of 108 miles - assuming of course your starting point is Colchester. |  |
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| On the Road for 2024/25 on 22:46 - May 6 with 1086 views | noah4x4 |
Unless I am mistaken Wessex, all your calculations are based on one way trips. I reckon we have gained and lost double your numbers. On a previous occasion, we were the most travelled fans excluding those that compete in Europe. Now, there is no dispute. |  | | |
| On the Road for 2024/25 on 06:06 - May 7 with 1064 views | wessex_exile |
| On the Road for 2024/25 on 22:46 - May 6 by noah4x4 |
Unless I am mistaken Wessex, all your calculations are based on one way trips. I reckon we have gained and lost double your numbers. On a previous occasion, we were the most travelled fans excluding those that compete in Europe. Now, there is no dispute. |
They are indeed the distances from Colchester, so double up for the return trip - unless of course you plan to stay there? | |
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