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State of train toilets

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Worst ever journey was Crewe to Hereford with a couple of hundred post-match Man Utd fans (+ obligatory crates of ale) and both loos out of service! They had to let everyone off at Hereford or there would have been a (wet!) riot.[/QUOTE]

At least they are supporting their local team them eh
 
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Worst ever journey was Crewe to Hereford with a couple of hundred post-match Man Utd fans (+ obligatory crates of ale) and both loos out of service! They had to let everyone off at Hereford or there would have been a (wet!) riot.


At least they are supporting their local team them eh[/QUOTE]

They were from Cardiff and on their way home. There seems to be quite a supporters club there. Same probably goes for most cities in travelling distance of Old Trafford I'd imagine.

Language was getting a bit colourful by the time I got off at Hereford!

Edit: Ooer what's up with the quote system? How odd.
 

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Can't remember any particularly bad train toilets, a few wet floors with bog roll on probably, but I once went to the toilets at Rotherham Central in summer during the late 90's :neutral:

good riddance to that place.

I try to avoid toilets on trains where possible, splashing issues, recently had to use them for something more solid on a 170 and can't say the having to pull the seat down to flush made it any more more pleasant :s
 
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