Where to watch football next season

JoshrewCAFC

I'm hoping to head to uni in September and I will end up in either Southampton or Canterbury.

After looking at a map of clubs in the football league it seems that Charlton is one of the closest to Canterbury and only Southampton and Bournemouth are close to Southampton which I'll unlikely be able to get tickets for (and I think Portsmouth is a bit too far - and grim)

So I was wondering if anybody had been or knows of any good non-league teams in either Southampton or Canterbury?

Callumcafc

Dover Athletic are only 20-30 minutes on the train (and a 5 minute walk) from Canterbury East train station.

North Lower Neil

Canterbury City, Whitstable Town, Herne Bay, varying non-league standards.

Margate are a simple bus ride away.

North Lower Neil

Though in all honesty mate, there's better distractions at uni than non-league football.

dizzee

North Lower Neil said:

Though in all honesty mate, there's better distractions at uni than non-league football.

Chess club is fantastic.

cafckev

Get over to Maidstone and watch the Stones play

nth_london_addick

North Lower Neil said:

Though in all honesty mate, there's better distractions at uni than non-league football.

Band camp

_MrDick

Or get the Valley Express and get up to the see the mighty Addicks ... If you can get out of bed in time, that is.

se9addick

If you got to Canterbury surely you'll just come and watch Charlton ? It's not too far and as above its cheap/easy/quick on Valley Express

SMW28

Went to uni in Portsmouth and watched both Portsmouth and Southampton in my time there. Though not regularly because of cost. Still made it up to Charlton as regularly as I could.

SMW28

Eastleigh are in the conference and reached the play offs this season and it is on the outskirts of the city