Anfield to Lime Street via cab

[anfieldanfield]

I've walked it loads of times. Takes less than 45mins if you pick up a good pace.

[Craig_H]

Walking it is fine if you have the foggiest where you're going. I dont. Cab = about £4, loose change. Cab it is.

[Pablo]

Walking it is fine if you have the foggiest where you're going. I dont. Cab = about £4, loose change. Cab it is.

Be careful you are starting to sound like Boris Johnson!

[Charly]

Bus?

[Shanks]

Walking it is fine if you have the foggiest where you're going. I dont. Cab = about £4, loose change. Cab it is.

You may even be able to share a cab with some other fella in a red shirt. I reckon there may be a few of them about!


or are you coming up with "the reason I had to leave early" excuse already.

[Craig_H]

You may even be able to share a cab with some other fella in a red shirt. I reckon there may be a few of them about!


or are you coming up with "the reason I had to leave early" excuse already.

I dont think i've ever left early in my life. It's usually me and Dirk left behind, doing our little applause thing

[Dhav]

I saw someone get run over once doing this same walk

[Craig_H]

I saw someone get run over once doing this same walk

I dunno whether to or not

I wont be walking it.

[Exiled_red]

Bus?

From my experience getting the bus if you're in a hurry is a bad idea, it's usually quicker to walk (due to road closures around the ground, and vast numbers of people and traffic down the road)

[PTP]

i've never really had an issue with getting a cab from the ground - usually walk towards town for about 5-10 mins and wave one down -

[Kenneth]

It's risky though. Get the later train, it's only an hour and there is nothing more frustrating than looking for a cab that never comes knowing you have a tain to catch.

[redstaralex]

walk, look at a map before and you'll be fine, if you book one to meet you at the arkles you're already in the opposite direction

or book a later train as suggested

[dom9]

Walk is the best option I reckon. If you see a cab you can flag on the way, that seems sensible too, as I'm sure I've seen some when I've walked.

Buses don't move until about 5.30.

[Red_Polo]

Peg it down to Scotland Rd, there's always loads of cabs coming up to get people after the footy. I agree with Shags though, you can easily walk back to town in time.

[Redspin]

I'd start walking the other way TBH. Along Oakfield Rd and either up Breck Road or straight along Belmont. Taxis do tend to avoid the area for a bit after games so you probably won't get one until Rocky Lane. Defo doable though.

Yes but that would leave you much further from Lime Street if you failed to get a taxi/bus.

In my experience it's a much better idea to walk the Scotland Road route. It's a piece of cake to walk to Lime Street in less than 45 minutes