Can anyone tell me what buses around Perth train station would take me to McDiarmid Park, or as near to it as possible? I was going to get a taxi, but discovered I have my credit crisis to attend to.

Head to mill street in the middle of the town about 5 min walk from train station
and get the No1 or No 2 bus (bus stop is opposite side from cinema) the bus
takes you to near enough Mcdiarmid main entrance.

The bus stop right outside LADBROKES takes you right to McD.

A bus stop will take you from Perth city centre to McDiarmid??

Yep, sure does . I get it most home games. Bus to town, into Ladbrokes for my bet, then jump on the Number 1 outside Ladbrokes to McD takes the bus about 15 mins to get there though as goes past hospital etc.

Get a taxi right from outside the station doors,should cost ya around a £5 to the ground,if not head to the public library (just along from the station) Wait at the bus stop there for a No 1,it'll have ya to the ground in about 15 mins.

5 MINS WALK TO OUTSIDE THE LIBRARY ON THE GLASGOW ROAD NO1 BUS TO THE PARK, SAVES A WALK TO MILL STREET. EVERY 10 MINS

There is just something totally and utterly wrong about The Doctor going by train and a No1 bus to the football.

Bang goes another childhood image.

Why does it take so long? It takes minutes to drive along Crieff Road - add time for stopping at stops and surely you have about 7 or 8 minutes. Or does it do a tour of Letham?

You know it is within walking distance.

Of course it does a tour of Letham! You can't come to Perth and miss out on all the wonderful scenery!!

I walked last time. About 25 minutes to do so but good exercise

For some reason, McDiarmid's co-ordinates don't register in the TARDIS' sat-nav

The answer to that is, quite simply, f*** that

Just wanted to say thanks to you lads for your helpful information that got me to McDiarmid Park yesterday. Got the No 1 bus outside the library, via a wee visit to Ladbrokes.

The bus driver was a Dundee fan, who was brilliant and was wondering why I was "going to see that pish". He was very helpful, quite rare in a bus driver nowadays and was a good laugh.

Cheers again lads

Pity we couldnae help you out wit the correct result

What makes you think I was a Ross County fan? I've never indicated anything of the sort and given I'm from East Kilbride, then being a Ross fan is highly unlikely

Because nowhere in your previous post did you mention punching f**k out of the Coagie bus driver.

What did you think of the game?

You rascal.