Coldest away days

[wallmth]

I know , I’m a soft southern shandy drinking ba**ard but away at Hartlepool in the FA cup , the year we played Manu .With the wind blowing in from the North Sea ..never been so cold in my life

 

[Ted49]

Oldham, always cold
Port Vale, always rained

 

[DJ]

Oldham.

If hell froze over, it would still be a summer holiday destination if you’re living in Oldham.

 

[hba1]

Stoke. The wind comes from every direction.

Throw in the train ride home from MU in the cup when the heating failed.

 

[ErikthViking]

Oldham.

If hell froze over, it would still be a summer holiday destination if you’re living in Oldham.

Thank goodness for Holland's chicken balti pies.

 

[Kev 1964]

Hartlepool was cold,but Blackburn away in the cup when we lost 3-1 in the early 90's and Barnsley when we lost 5-2 on Luther's debut were even colder for me

 

[northstandmark]

Bury away. Pitman came on and we drew.

Or Huddersfield away last season, we had sleet, snow, and that was before the hammering.

 

[wallmth]

Hartlepool was cold,but Blackburn away in the cup when we lost 3-1 in the early 90's and Barnsley when we lost 5-2 on Luther's debut were even colder for me

Strange don’t remember that Blackburn game being that cold ...Efan scored first for us ? ...of course it doesn’t help when your freezing your knackers off and the northern dinlos are walking around in T shirts ...Shrewsbury I always associate with rain

 

[drd]

Bizarrely Oxford away on I think a boxing day, maybe new years. I had a Bovril which was about as hot as the sun and my hands were still blue

 

[langham]

Lincoln... brrrrr

 

[Ken Baileys Ghost]

For consistent, below average coldness I'd take Stoke.

 

[corfe_red]

Dorchester away FA Cup ( old ground ), only a dozen games played that day, sat on a wall behind the goal till my **************** froze, so when down the other end at halftime only for a fence to collapse....happy days

 

[ErikthViking]

Lincoln... brrrrr

It's the boots, it's the boots, it's the boots ...

 

[adam0102]

Been snowed on at Oxford, Gillingham and Huddersfield, but I'd agree that in general terms Oldham and Hartlepool are tough to beat

 

[GARYafCb]

Walking to Old Trafford from the pub last season.
Horizontal 50mph sleet.
Then stood in ice cold soaking clothes for 2 hours.
And the Manc’s got a spawny win.
Bleedin’ diabolical.

 

[northstandmark]

Been snowed on at Oxford, Gillingham and Huddersfield, but I'd agree that in general terms Oldham and Hartlepool are tough to beat

Gillingham good shout that man. God I remember that bloody open golf stand in the sleet and snow. And the stewards had the brass neck to throw people out for persistent standing, when sitting down for any length of time induced hypothermia.

 

[BoyRacer]

Newcastle, the penalties one. And Basingstoke away.

 

[wallmth]

Newcastle, the penalties one. And Basingstoke away.

First ever team to win an FA cup Penalty shoot out .. or maybe the first televised one .... these are the sorts of things that used to be our claim to fame.

 

[chezza]

Hull, when we last met them in League Two, shortly after the opening of their new stadium. Unbelievable.

 

[Hillviewred]

Sunderland away when Clive was collecting for charity in his speedos