Its the only ground I can think of where you have a choice of three different stations, and a number of bus stops. Granted the traffic is s**t if your going by bus or car, but that's true of any ground in the country when the final whistle blows.

However if you don't mind standing, you can be on a train and away in 20 minutes. When we play Reading its usually 45 minutes wait to get on to a bus, into heavy traffic. Selhurst Park you can be in the pub, with mates discussing the game in 10-20 minutes or on a train. Granted there do seem to be less and less pubs near the ground (I miss the Port Manor)

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
[Link]

If you're going to include Crystal Palace, why not Penge West, East Croydon and West Croydon as well?

Crikey, I should probably go to more games

I normally walk from East Croydon, it takes just over 30 minutes and is no longer in elapsed time than changing and getting a train to NJ - and there are loads who do the same walk.

Someone has mentioned about us being able to fill a 35,000 capacity stadium (Which I somehow doubt) and there has also been mention of problems relating to travelling by car.How on earth are the roads going to cope with larger attendances and where on earth are fans supposed to park ? Maybe they would need to introduce a 'Park and Ride' ?

Same. I also consider it part of my matchday experience. Gradually encountering more and more Palace fans as I get closer to the ground. The walk back is good too as we often try to guess what all the police cars are on their way to.

Bump.

Has the US £50 million ring fenced for the stadium been spent?

And my phone has ' Northerntw&ts ' in predictive text. Pretty handy.

COYP