UEFA Cup 1st Round
The home game in the first round will be played at Barnsley's Oakwell ground.
The club are running a bus to this game, details tba.
The club are running a bus to this game, details tba.
TRAVEL
The club run coaches to all competitive matches.
For home games, we set off from The George & Dragon 90 minutes before kick off for night matches and 1h45mins before kick off for weekend matches.
The drop off point at the ground is The Social Club above the souvenir shop. We usually leave The Social Club 45 minutes after the final whistle.
Away Matches
The coach will leave from The George & Dragon at the following times;
tba....
Eb/Streymur 31st July (to be played at Barnsley) - 4.30-5.00pm
Glasgow Celtic 06 Aug - 0900-1000am
AC Milan 09 Aug - NO TRANSPORT
Aston Villa 16 Aug - tba
Driving directions from Barnsley's website can be found HERE
Where To Drink
Taken from footballgroundguide.com
Paul Sammon, a lifelong Tyke, recommends the Outpost on Sheffield Road. The pub is a ten minute walk from the ground. Ricardo Marconi a visiting Birmingham City fan recommends; 'The Holleywell Inn, on the Oakwell Road near to the old Barnsley Brewery. A friendly boozer with a good mix of home and away fans'.
Gary Holding a visiting Blackburn supporter adds; 'There was no alcohol on sale inside the ground for the away fans, but a few minutes walk from the away end is the Metro Dome - an all in one leisure centre, which has a bar inside which serves good food and ale'. Drinking in the town centre is generally not recommended, especially near the Bus & Train Stations, although on my last visit I had a hassle free pint (or two) in the Wetherpoons in the centre of town, but I should point out that I wasn't wearing colours.
Paul Sammon, a lifelong Tyke, recommends the Outpost on Sheffield Road. The pub is a ten minute walk from the ground. Ricardo Marconi a visiting Birmingham City fan recommends; 'The Holleywell Inn, on the Oakwell Road near to the old Barnsley Brewery. A friendly boozer with a good mix of home and away fans'.
Gary Holding a visiting Blackburn supporter adds; 'There was no alcohol on sale inside the ground for the away fans, but a few minutes walk from the away end is the Metro Dome - an all in one leisure centre, which has a bar inside which serves good food and ale'. Drinking in the town centre is generally not recommended, especially near the Bus & Train Stations, although on my last visit I had a hassle free pint (or two) in the Wetherpoons in the centre of town, but I should point out that I wasn't wearing colours.
