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Everton v Chelsea Match Day info sought

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I?ve been lucky enough to get a ticket for the game v Chelsea on Wednesday night.

Can?t wait for the game; saw the Blues at Sheffield Wednesday and Derby earlier this season but it?s years since I was able to get to GP. I used to go to all the home games (standing behind the goal in the Gwladys Street terrace) in the early 80s to early 90s, including the Bayern Munich CWC SF. It would be fantastic if the atmosphere (and the result) on Wednesday was something similar to that game!

Anyway I?ve got two questions I hope someone can answer:

1. My ticket is for Lower Bullens (LB5, row D, seat 240). While I realise this is only four rows back anybody know if the view from here is restricted and if so how badly? (It doesn?t say so on the ticket but I guess that?s no guarantee!). Is LB5 somewhere near the half-way line?

2. Does anyone know somewhere relatively safe to park? I?m coming over from Chesterfield so will be approaching GP from the M62 and down Queens Drive. Don?t mind walking for 15 to 20 minutes from the car to the ground.

Thanks in advance. COYB!
Dave Johnston, Chesterfield     Posted 20/01/2008 at 11:45:19

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Phil Power
1   Posted 21/01/2008 at 11:55:57

Bloody ’ell! Just turn up park ya motor and take your seat - how hard can it be? You cant plan a whole life y’know...
Tom Hughes
2   Posted 21/01/2008 at 15:22:34

Park up by the Hermitage off Queens Drive just before you turn into Walton Lane. Have a couple to loosen the larynx, 10 min walk along Walton Lane to Gwladys street, and you will be able to get back onto drive via Cherry lane. Personally prefer parking up on the Westminster Rd side of the ground...... always easier to get away , but wouldn’t want to explain the route back to the M62 via Great homer street edge lane etc perhaps your tomtom can help you with that.

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