I got a bus K-Day which got me from Long Lee to Interchange and back for £3 and then got £9 return ticket from there to Oldham. Which is about the same as it costs to buy Keighley-Forster Sq return and Interchange-Oldham return. Which in turn is a good fiver cheaper than Keighley-Oldham return. Which asks the question. Why is British Rail charging £5 for you to risk life and limb walking across Br*dford city centre? Which is what the official National Rail enquiries system tells you to do.

and i like the Anderson brothers,Monaghan,king,Morley..............

And all is forgiven for Steve Hall's broken leg and that last second kick from the touchline by Jonathan Davies.

I see how much you really want the support but unfortunatly thats not the warrington wolves(scummy bar stewards) logo its westgate wolves (in wakefield) the club i play for with matt bramald who recently returned to training last night after skiiving all of pre season!!!

Come on westgate wolves!! If matts playing for u love em alredy!!! Keep us informed of your results pal!!!

I think the bus prices are a joke around here, but the K-Day ticket is a steal at £3.

If you can use a K-Day to there, I think you could get a bus to Hebden Bridge and then a shorter train journey to Oldham aswell? It might be slightly cheaper also.

The train ticket pricing system is a bit of a shambles and many don't really understand it.

You can but the buses to and from Hebden Bridge are very hit and miss

They're less frequent I suppose. It might be easier to go to Bradford most times then.