The wind has been howling through Reading all night straight from the West. Apparently it will meet the icy blast from the Russian steppes precisely over the Abbey Stadium and guarantee perfectly still conditions for the game.

whoareya wrote:
#hypocriteisworse

So farewell. I will continue to support from afar, but as I will only be watching County once a season or so I don't think I should be putting forward views when you, who will be enduring misery on a weekly basis will be so much better informed than me. I can't pretend either that for whatever reason the joy of watching County doesn't seem to have the same intensity as it once held.

I won't be at Anfield if we make it. I will try to get to the Plymouth game.

County ' til I emigrate, etc, etc.

Stan.

Thank you #nothingworsethanatwitch.

Being a modest fellow I don't usually blow my own trumpet but on this occasion I shall. So far this calendar year I have seen County live on only five occasions it is true. Before the year is out I will see at least one and at best three more County games.
So between six and eight games a year.

To watch County I have to drive for an hour to Knock airport. I then fly to the UK. When I get to the UK I have to get a bus, or a train or a taxi. I usually stay with friends but on occasions stay in a hotel. Having seen the game I do the whole journey in reverse. Fairs, flights, petrol, airport parking, hotels, small gifts for friends entry to games, it comes to about £250-£300 a trip. About £1500-£2500 spent on following County a year.

Nothing special, I know others spend more.

Well done Stan!....county fans travel miles to see there beloved team!