bbc albion coverage 2012-2013 season

[Turkey]

Never watch these programmes anyway so don't care.

 

[BlockDpete]

Well I live in Crawley and actually get BBC London.....

So no Albion or Crawley for that matter....

 

[Lady Whistledown]

I think this will affect me, living in Burgess Hill.

Granted, I don't exactly stay in for the highlights, but it sometimes takes days for the online footage to come up, and I frequently miss the Football League Show due to work.

I seem to recall from the recent survey of season ticket holders that Burgess Hill had the highest number of Albion ST holders of any town outside the BN postcode area, followed closely by Haywards Heath.

I guess there's always Meridian (when they remember we exist) but it's still a shitty decision by a Mickey Mouse outfit, albeit one that sums up their feelings towards the people of Sussex. I can't help the fact that I have the coverage from their crappy transmitter. I'd quite happily go to the South East region, but I don't have that choice, other than to move twenty miles further east.

It's the PRINCIPLE, dammit.

 

[clippedgull]

I frequently miss the Football League Show due to work.

At times like those, Iplayer to the rescue!!

 

[Barnham Seagull]

IMHO this is bad.

The club loses a large part of exposure to almost half it's catchment area. If you watch BBC newes in West Sussex the club now does not exist and you will be fed football from Hants, Dorset and Berkshire.

Not good in the long term.

 

[kevo]

IMHO this is bad.

The club loses a large part of exposure to almost half it's catchment area. If you watch BBC newes in West Sussex the club now does not exist and you will be fed football from Hants, Dorset and Berkshire.

Not good in the long term.

Agreed. It will have an effect on the amount of exposure the club gets west of Brighton. It is utterly absurd that someone living in Worthing will get updates on Bournemouth and Reading but not Brighton.

 

[Arkwright]

Watching Sally Taylor on South Today she bangs on about Reading all the time. Living in East Hampshire there is little Albion coverage but you always get a snippet of the games.

Strange we get South Today and London, I think a previous comment is right with the higlights being on the Monday night news we have normally seen the goals / highlights elsewhere.

 

[Djmiles]

I bet all 3 Portsmouth fans living in Haywards Heath and Crawley must be THRILLED that they no longer have to endure the highlights of Brighton & Hove Albion matches.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

I am in Ferring, west of Worthing, and have both on my remote.

BBC 1 South is channel 1 and BBC 1 South East is channel 800.

Give it a try !

I often watch BBC south east & south from Devon to keep an eye on you, Sky 853 & 854 from here

 

[ferring seagull]

I often watch BBC south east & south from Devon to keep an eye on you, Sky 853 & 854 from here

Channel 1 and 800 to which I refer are NON Sky and those anyone can access through their handset on a terrestial basis (forgive spelling)

 

[Pavilionaire]

Why would anyone living in West Sussex want to waste any of their life watching news about Aldershot on their "local" news channel?

And which goon came up with "West of the Adur" as a boundary choice? The Adur is NOT the River Severn! I could probably JUMP over the Adur in places, it's a glorified stream.