. Follow that account and be quick when someone posts, and you can get tickets for as low as 30 for some games. Travel is easy within London, so no need to plan too carefully. Find out where all the away supporters are gathering before the game (usually they all meet up in a pub nearby the stadium) and head over. Get a few beers in you and start chatting, don't be afraid to let people know you're completely new at this. It's a good way to bond with other supporters and find new friends. A good way to find out where away supporters are meeting up is to follow the AFC Away Twitter account. Not only do they provide information about meeting spots, hotels and travel suggestions, they also post tickets from time to time and have an excellent FAQ on their website for beginner level travelling supporters. Interview with an away supporter When researching this article, we reached out to the community for help. Travelling supporter Joe Husson ( @Joe_Husson ) was kind enough to answer some questions about being an away fan, how it started and his experiences overall. We thought his answers were really inspiring, so we wanted to end this article on a high and give you a travelling supporter's perspective: AR: How did you get started as a travelling supporter? JH: My first away experience was at Upton Park, went with a good mate of mine (Dim) who organised tickets etc. It was at