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Prove flights booked already is bulls**t ?
Prove it isn't bulls**t ? And then tell us who's lieing about going. Then you should be fine

Odd reply.
Prove flights booked already is bulls**t ?

£68 per person return from Manchester to Brussels at the moment.
Do the ferries still have the rule not taking bookings for football fans?????
That's the most expensive way to get there, flights are much cheaper, as are doing down to get the channel ferry(which is a third of the price) and there's currently no ferry back on Friday.
Using the Eurotunnel you could probably drive it in seven hours, just like when we used to go to Plymouth. You could also double up as a booze and ***s run too.
Rick ‏@HullCityLive
£95 for 4 in a car Dover to Calais. 2 hours drive Calais to Lokeren. Bargain.
I'm seeing £50 Dover to Calais, car and 4 passengers

Regular half hour trains to Antwerp direct.
1-1.5 hrs to Brussels.
20mins to Gent leaving every 45 mins or so.
Last trains seem to be 11-11:30pm so should be plenty of options.
Hi Tigers,
Great draw for you guys and us aswell. Nearby and relatively cheap to make the trip to Lokeren/Hull.
Our stadium has been renovated to fit the standards to play in this stage of the Europa League since the beginning of this season.
If you don't get a ticket you can always watch the game in a local bar in the city center (15 min walk from the stadium).
I would recommend staying in Ghent (20min drive), Antwerp (35min drive) or Lokeren.
Like already mentioned above: It's Belgium....everything is nearby.
Cheers
This is literally amazing, when we knew we were in Europe everyone was praying for a Dutch or Belgian side. *God really is a Hull City fan.
Btw, did anyone have a ****ing clue how that draw worked?
*of course there is no God, but if there was...
I have just worked out that I can do the whole trip for £200.00 each for two of us. Not including match tickets.
Plenty of hotels in Brussels and trains are cheaper than here.
That's the most expensive way to get there, flights are much cheaper, as are doing down to get the channel ferry(which is a third of the price) and there's currently no ferry back on Friday.
Anybody know what the train connections are like from the available airports (Brussels - including Ryan Air's drop off airport, Amsterdam etc.) through to their local station and back for a trip in one day?
Brussels South Charleroi Airport - Situated 46km from Brussels’ Grand-Place. Every hour, a shuttle bus links Brussels South Charleroi Airport to Gare du Midi railway station in Brussels (the shuttle leaves from the junction of Rue de France and Rue de l'Instruction, follow the "Thalys" exit at Gare du Midi). Tickets are sold either at www.voyages-lelan.be or in the terminal of Brussels South Charleroi Airport or on the bus leaving from Brussels. You can reach Brussels South Charleroi Airport easily from any Belgian railway station. Ask for the ticket "code 814 one way or code 815 return" at the ticket desk of your station. On arriving at Gare de Charleroi Sud (Charleroi South station), simply catch the direct bus (bus A), which takes you to the airport terminal in a few minutes. Similarly, when you arrive at the airport, you can buy a “bulk ticket” at the information desk. This covers your transfer by bus to Charleroi Sud railway station and the train journey to any Belgian destination. The bulk ticket can be bought only at the airport.
​Website: www.charleroi-airport.com, http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/essential-brussels/getting-here.do
Wrong.
Plenty of people are on it.
Also Ferry to/from Rotterdam is just as convenient for Lokeren.
What's all this MCR to Brussels **** or driving down to Calais?
It wasn't wrong, P&O just took it off their booking site while they decided how much to bunce the prices.
Not everyone wants to spend a night on a boat travelling, some prefer more direct travel.
You're allowed to drink, gamble, dance, eat etc on that ferry you know......
You are as long as it's not made a dry sailing, due to being full of football fans.
You are as long as it's not made a dry sailing, due to being full of football fans.