Best away day of the season?

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Of the 5 I went to:

Wrexham 10/10 had everything.

Woking 9.5/10 cos it was cold in the shadow of that big stand, boo hoo.

Aldershot 7/10 back in the big time in a big old ground but out of our depth.

B Wood 6/10 nothing club but good enough view and lucky late winner.

Solihull 2/10. Not even sure where I get 2 from. Debuts for boys who would soon come good I suppose.

What are your ratings, for the day / weekend as a whole if you like?

[mikeking]

Dagenham, the start of the revival, never looked back from there, Woking, what a performance, FGR showed how far we have come.

[skydweller]

Dagenham.

[Cntdwn]

Macclesfield because there were no plastics

[cheshiregrandad]

Atmosphere at Wrexham was superb as it was at Woking.
I also enjoyed my trip to Tranmere where the Stones supporters were made to feel so welcome by local fans.
I also hope that Torquay stay up as another weekend on the English Riveira would be great.

[Loftus Road Stone.]

Torquay away weekender was very special I hope they stay up Torquay is great . The hole in the wall pub was one hell of a pub I can't remember a better boozer!

[southwick1]

Woking for me was the best away day closely followed by Dagenham.To be honest the only one i really didn't like was Southport.Even Barrow was a better day out than that.

[Swaffham Stone]

Chester, probably our best away performance until Dagenham. Played 'em off the park. Great place to visit too. Torquay was also a great day, long train trip as I had to do it there and back the same day, I didn't get to enjoy the place.

[soulstone]

Chester 9
Tranmere 8
Torquay 9
Eastleigh 5
Bromley 5
Dover 7
Solihull 4
Braintree 6
Dagenham 10
Woking 9
Gateshead 8
Forest Green 8

So Daggers for me.

[Swaffham Stone]

Worst away day is easy for me: Boring Wood, what a crap place to go. No fans, naff atmosphere until our fans arrived and doubled the crowd, and then quadrupled the decibels through our constant singing!!

[toonarmy]

It would have to be York, a wonderful city and the place where we stopped the rot by getting a well deserved draw and in all honesty it could have been a win

[eclipse]

Loved the weekend in Torquay, comeback at Woking was great but the night game at Dagenham was awesome, really started to believe after that game that we would be fine. Boring wood, like a library, Bromley conceding in 30 seconds, not great.

[stonepaperscissors]

Southport worst - atmosphere, facilities, burger, result. Dagenham and Woking equal best.

[HartleyHare]

Apr 24, 2017 18:50:44 GMT toonarmy said:

It would have to be York, a wonderful city and the place where we stopped the rot by getting a well deserved draw and in all honesty it could have been a win

Agree with this, York is a great city (from when I visited before) although a hold up on the A1 on the way up killed our hopes of seeing the city centre before the game.   The actual game was fine once the second half started and we bossed the game (first half being not so great !) .... it really did prove to be the start of our revival.   One thing there though I did feel the away fans weren't well treated as we were penned in a shabby corner of the ground with the whole terrace behind the goal at our end totally empty !!   WTF ?!   And prices were way over the top, it cost me £42 to get me and my two lads in (both juniors).  So ditto on that - WTF !!

The worst away trip for me had to be Solihull, terrible ground and a terrible performance unfortunately.... 

[stonesforlife]

Torquay was a blinder of a weekend, woking for obvious reasons. The midweek at dag was a great night too. Worst away trip for me was guiseley.