A football fan faced with a sky-high train fare flew to another country and back to save cash.
fan faced with a sky-high train fare flew to another country and back to save cash.
But a persistent Peat managed to bag a journey costing him just £32.70 — just 8% of the train ticket cost. He then paid £5.90 for a train from East Croydon to Gatwick Airport before boarding a £10 Ryanair flight to Dublin, Ireland.Peat then jumped on yet another flight back to Manchester for £7.80 at 1:50pm and from Manchester Aiport to Barrow for £6.50.
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