Distance from your house to BDTBL according to Google Maps

[ryza]

3.4 Miles to bramall lane.

1.6 Miles to the sty.

 

[Kendal]

114 miles for me. Grew up 3 miles away. Mum and dad got married less than 50 yards away, and Grandma was born and grew up a few yards closer.
Spent the year Harry got us promoted working Saturdays at the top of Alderson rd. Could tell when we scored.

 

[OnmiEdson]

Assuming there is a prize for living the furthest from Bramall Lane
I am afraid knowsnowt wins it as he is on a different planet to the rest of of us……

 

[I should coco]

Assuming there is a prize for living the furthest from Bramall Lane
I am afraid knowsnowt wins it as he is on a different planet to the rest of of us……

He's moved a couple of times.

He used to live in the Auntysusan solar system, but then moved to the Wildersawanker Universe.

I think the latter one is a few million years further from Planet Reality.

 

[Zipwire]

5.2 miles for me
2.8 from the sty

Third furthest as I’m 4.8 miles from the New York stadium

 

[derbysufc]

50 miles exactly

 

[FatPaul]

 

[de g.]

39.3 miles to drive according to Google Maps.
Grew up 1.2 miles via the shortest walking route (though we never walked that way, strangely).

 

[luffenhamblade]

71.1 miles - dad grew up on Randall Street and I was up at High Storrs - feels like a whie ago now.

 

[SwitchBLADE Smiles]

26 miles up the A61. Been a while since I last went though

 

[Grey Blade]

62 miles via M1 and Parkway. Less via Halifax Road

 

[Bladethebrian]

876 km, which is 544 miles.

Off to Bergen for a city break in April so if you recommend any good bars or restaurants I’d be obliged.

 

[tincan]

By train 180minutes if I leave the ground at 1650 but if I leave at 1645 90minutes

 

[Canterbury Blade]

Growing up 2.2 miles. Now 1.6 miles. Takes a lot longer to walk there and back though ever since The Bear, Dead Donkey, Turners and Two thirds et al started up!

 

[Pintor75]

Anyone on here living in Brid or along the east coast?

 

[bonobo]

Currently 1.8km, where I grew up, with the sound of the crowd in the back garden. But when not visiting me folks,these days I am normally 2084km away.

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

1.9 miles i win.

 

[torridon]

14.9 miles for me from Bradwell.

 

[Greenwich Blade]

1343 km, roughly speaking.

 

[Greenwich Blade]

Back in the 70s around 100yds (Shoreham St), 80s around 500 yds (Charlotte Rd), 2000's 150yds (Edmund Rd). Now out at Hackenthorpe so just over 5 miles. Reet trek

Especially if you stop off at the Twilight Alehouse, or if you try to walk it wearing either a boxhead or a foxhead mask.

 

[Greenwich Blade]

164 miles in a car, 159 miles walking. As for hitchhiking, it varies (and I haven't done it for a very long time).

 

[Northyorksblade]

Feels a lot longer today. Especially with the quick turn round.

 

[BarcaBlade]

Glad someone spotted that (and not in the least surprised it was you )

 

[Lupa The Noa]

Interesting to see if anyone lives around ground? Seems to be student areas now whereas pigs have alot that live back of their north stand.

1.4ml me

About 25 years ago one of the magazines did a survey to see which team had the most followers in the surrounding area. We had the most percentage of fans within a mile of the ground- that was all 92 clubs. The lowest percentage was Liverpool

 

[Stevo71]

1.5 miles

 

[cahill]

164 miles in a car, 159 miles walking. As for hitchhiking, it varies (and I haven't done it for a very long time).

I keep toying with the idea of hitch hiking again, out of a sense of nostalgia. A bit sad really considering I’ve got a bus pass and there are such things as FlixBus and BlaBlaCar