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The #2 only goes into Worthing in the Evenings, the only bus I know that goes to Worthing-Brighton is the 700.

S bus is 4, i'm in the WSU and leave a couple of minutes after the final whistle and take a casual walk to the bus stop and haven't had any problems getting one.

It stops at any stop, be warned it is a Compass Bus and not a Brighton & Hove Bus.

went there for a lads weekend, not the most prettiest of city's but lots of bars/clubs and cheap as well.

sake, big game like this needs a decent ref.

West ham is an evening game

You can't get 12 coches onto the falmer platform and even if you could I don't think they have enough spare coaches anyway

They changed that one about a week after the fixtures got released, due to the Lewes bonfire on the Saturday.

According to Brighton and Hove Albion | News | Latest News | Latest News | IMPORTANT RAIL ADVICE FOR TONIGHT they are putting extra buses for park and ride as they are expecting more people to drive tonight.

17,500, will be a lot of no shows because of the trains

They normally do this, when the fixtures are announced, sky announce all the games they are going to show (upto December) and then announce in November/December the rest of the season (so they can see how the leagues are shaping out). So this is why i'm annoyed at this late decision. As usual in...

Totally agree, if they had decided it when the fixture list came out then it would have been fine, but with a month's notice is a bit out of order. Also I hope none of the west ham fans have already booked train tickets etc already.

I thought sky had already picked all their games for the 1st half of the season ?? Will miss the game now

Totally agree, the bus I was one nearly went into the back of a car because of that

Who ever they are, I hope to see a lifetime ban for them.

I would like to move to the north stand, if not then I will stay in the wsu

It normally starts in January

Do 4 on 4 off which is a 12 hour shift for each day/night. Get 1 hour lunch break.

Gutted that I will miss it due to covering someone else's shift at work (I owe them a favour as they covered my holiday), but i am tempted to go "sick" as I don't want to miss any games at the moment.

My views: Seats-Don't care as I was standing the whole game Staff-seemed friendly the ones I encountered, no complaints there. Food-What I expect at a football ground, not fancy but eatable Programme-Can't judge as didn't get one. Transport-I walked from Temple Meads, only took about 30...