Leyton Orient away……

[Draytonian III]

….. is on an international weekend and their 1st choice keeper has been in the recent England U21s squads, England have games against Moldova and Germany. I seem to remember rightly that teams can apply to get games postponed if their 1st choice keeper is called, almost certain it happened at Lincoln a few years ago. Does anyone know for certain ?

[GazLaz]

….. is on an international weekend and their 1st choice keeper has been in the recent England U21s squads, England have games against Moldova and Germany. I seem to remember rightly that teams can apply to get games postponed if their 1st choice keeper is called, almost certain it happened at Lincoln a few years ago. Does anyone know for certain ?

Their reserve keeper played in the last international break I believe.

[Draytonian III]

I had already noticed that but after watching Richie Wellans meltdown the other I thought they might try and postpone it, there’s still time especially if they get beat this weekend, away to Cardiff

[donnievic]

….. is on an international weekend and their 1st choice keeper has been in the recent England U21s squads, England have games against Moldova and Germany. I seem to remember rightly that teams can apply to get games postponed if their 1st choice keeper is called, almost certain it happened at Lincoln a few years ago. Does anyone know for certain ?

not sure about that think they still need 3 players called up,also they didn’t call off their last game on international break

[scawsby steve]

 I hope not, because I've already got the train tickets. To be honest, I was surprised at how cheap they were. Because I purchased a family rail card at £35 for a year, the total cost of train tickets for 3 of us, including to and from King's X, and the tube to and from Leyton, was just £117.

£39 each. Well pleased.

[donnievic]

Price as gone up tbf,few year ago you could get advance ticket to London for £10 each way with advance booking

[donnievic]

I hope not, because I've already got the train tickets. To be honest, I was surprised at how cheap they were. Because I purchased a family rail card at £35 for a year, the total cost of train tickets for 3 of us, including to and from King's X, and the tube to and from Leyton, was just £117.

£39 each. Well pleased.

how’s it work out at £39 each with a family rail card for 3 of you

[Padge_DRFC]

Price as gone up tbf,few year ago you could get advance ticket to London for £10 each way with advance booking

Those were the days. Incredible the cost to use a train now compared to most of Europe

[scawsby steve]

I hope not, because I've already got the train tickets. To be honest, I was surprised at how cheap they were. Because I purchased a family rail card at £35 for a year, the total cost of train tickets for 3 of us, including to and from King's X, and the tube to and from Leyton, was just £117.

£39 each. Well pleased.

how’s it work out at £39 each with a family rail card for 3 of you

I'm talking about the actual price of the tickets, after the deduction incurred by the family rail card.

[scawsby steve]

Price as gone up tbf,few year ago you could get advance ticket to London for £10 each way with advance booking

Yes, but that didn't include tube fares, which were always quite expensive.

The train tickets I bought for for Leyton included the tube fare.

[donnievic]

Tube tickets are fairly cheap really,however was just wondering how it works out at £39
 Each for 3 of you with a family rail card when I take it one is a child which would be a lot cheaper than a adult

[scawsby steve]

Tube tickets are fairly cheap really,however was just wondering how it works out at £39
 Each for 3 of you with a family rail card when I take it one is a child which would be a lot cheaper than a adult

For some reason, Vic, it's the same price for a child as an adult.

[selby]

  A lot of Londoners just go for free on the underground and walk through the barriers according to reports.

[Monkcaster_Rover]

  A lot of Londoners just go for free on the underground and walk through the barriers according to reports.

And we’re the tight ones!

[Canadian Rover]

Is there any coach transport to this game? I checked the travel section of this site but that's not been updated in a few years. I'm back in Donny for a trip and would love to get to that game.

[Surrey Rover]

Is there any coach transport to this game? I checked the travel section of this site but that's not been updated in a few years. I'm back in Donny for a trip and would love to get to that game.

https://www.doncasterrovers-supportersclub.com/

[scawsby steve]

Wow. We all thought Mansfield was a rip-off, but this is off the scale.

Adult £30

Senior £28

Child £13

It's cost me £71 for myself, my daughter, and my youngest grandson. It's time there was some sort of parity for admission prices.

Clubs like Orient are just charging what they want.

[Padge_DRFC]

Don't forget they're charging their own fans it.

We charged £28 15 years ago.

Ticket prices have to go up just like everything else especially at this level.

[Janso]

Wow. We all thought Mansfield was a rip-off, but this is off the scale.

Adult £30

Senior £28

Child £13

It's cost me £71 for myself, my daughter, and my youngest grandson. It's time there was some sort of parity for admission prices.

Clubs like Orient are just charging what they want.

While I agree with the sentiment, all clubs just charge what they want at the end of the day.

[donnievic]

Tube tickets are fairly cheap really,however was just wondering how it works out at £39
 Each for 3 of you with a family rail card when I take it one is a child which would be a lot cheaper than a adult

For some reason, Vic, it's the same price for a child as an adult.

not sure how that’s worked using a family rail card

[Draytonian III]

Their keeper has been called into the England U21s squad.

[rich1471]

Halifax town charge £24 for an Adults ticket I think we are lucky we have a great owner

[Padge_DRFC]

We certainly are. Teams like Orient I do find odd a little considering how many empty seats there is. Mansfield makes sense with their ground maxed out most games to then generate more income.

Our ground is half empty a really good value STs and then decent matchday prices.

[donnyguy]

As it’s international break all the games are on sky.