Brentford away
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I went to Brentford for an end of season game, about a lifetime ago...Long walk from the underground station. Nice pub by the river...Decent start to the game. I think we scored after a minute, but still ended up losing 2-1. I've got the Griffin Park tick, so I'll sit this one out, stay at home. Its much cheaper and less tiring.
I encourage every Hull fan to try and go and see Griffin Park maybe for one last time. Our new stadium up by Kew Bridge will be ready in December 2019 (yes a mid season move is planned!) .
Hopefully the weather will be kind and you can all enjoy our hospitality in the many pubs around the ground.
I'm banking on you being safe and on the beach and we still having an outside chance of making the playoffs.
Tip: avoid the tube to South Ealing and get the mainline from Waterloo to Brentford or Kew Bridge.
Hopefully the weather will be kind and you can all enjoy our hospitality in the many pubs around the ground.
I'm banking on you being safe and on the beach and we still having an outside chance of making the playoffs.
Tip: avoid the tube to South Ealing and get the mainline from Waterloo to Brentford or Kew Bridge.
Will be going to the game just waiting on hull city putting the ticket on sale waiting for em to arrive from Brentford
Ah
I wasn’t expecting a potential mid season move
Awkward date for me, but I do like Brentford (and it’s my daughter and granddaughters nearest Club too)
Recall going in a pub with a load of city who were already Newton and riddle and turning it into silver cod by the Thames. Happy days
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This will be my son's first ever game. Now this is a sad admission, but I'm taking him so that when he's of an age to think about ground ticks he'll have this great stadium on his list. He'll be bored rigid by the game, I'd imagine, but he'll thank me in years to come.
As it is potentially the last time for a while we'll be able to watch City on a terrace, I'm definitely off.
I recall going into a pub called the coach and horses was full of city fans
I went in The Griffin last time, the Cup game in 2010.
I was there on my own, Billy Nomates, but the locals were very friendly.
I was there on my own, Billy Nomates, but the locals were very friendly.
Haven't driven for a long while but there are some side streets you can park on. I'd hazard a guess since my last car visit that many are now under permits etc.
Maybe worth asking our local fans on the Griffin Park Grapevine forum.
Tickets for our away game against Brentford, our final match of the 2017/18 Sky Bet Championship season, will go on sale to Members at 9am on Friday.
The Tigers travel to Griffin Park on Sunday 6th May (KO 12.30pm) and supporters have a choice between standing (lower) and seating (upper) tickets in the Brook Road Stand. Please note that the seated section is only accessible via two flights of stairs.
Tickets for the game are priced as follows:
Standing
£25 Adults
£19 Seniors (65+)
£17 Aged 18-24
£8 Under 18s
Seating
£27.50 Adults
£21 Seniors (65+)
£18.50 Aged 18-24
£8 Under 18s
The Tigers travel to Griffin Park on Sunday 6th May (KO 12.30pm) and supporters have a choice between standing (lower) and seating (upper) tickets in the Brook Road Stand. Please note that the seated section is only accessible via two flights of stairs.
Tickets for the game are priced as follows:
Standing
£25 Adults
£19 Seniors (65+)
£17 Aged 18-24
£8 Under 18s
Seating
£27.50 Adults
£21 Seniors (65+)
£18.50 Aged 18-24
£8 Under 18s
Chance to stand on a terrace again.thought may have done free travel like palace away last season but that was down to the club sponsor
Reasonable prices & concessions..... it will never catch on. Obviously a failed business model, unlike our own......