viscentaye
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- Jun 26, 2012
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Anyone know if and when an official, or otherwise, whizzy calendar thingy will be released to populate our fixtures? Really c.b.a to enter each game manually!
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Charlton game also moved
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I have an outlook version I've shared. I have updated it with the three changes to the fixtures so far. You're welcome to use it, the link is below.
Dropbox - Brighton and Hove Albion Fixtures version2 Calendar.ics - Simplify your life
viscentaye
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- Jun 26, 2012
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Excellent! Thanks very much!
gazingdown
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- Feb 26, 2011
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How many people have had to make re-arrangements as a result of the change of the Charlton game? Most people know the fixtures get changed soon after release for Sky etc. and wait to let it settle down by mid-July or so and then can assume the fixtures at that point are more settled.
It's not as if the changed games are in a few days/weeks time (which I understand is poor form), they have given LOADS of notice (FOUR and NINE months notice in the case of Charlton/Leeds!!!).
DanielT
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I'm really looking forward to the palace away game on a saturday at 3pm. That won't be changed surely?!
I agree with the frustration of some fans who have to reorganize their schedules but it comes with the territory now; we are more popular with Sky and we have made agreements which we have to keep with our neighbors.My only comment is why do we still have a.7.45 kick off and not 7.30 as the major issue is the transportation especially the trains and finishing 15 minutes earlier might help us all get home on the same day the match started.Just a thought I know some will claim they struggle to get there but with increased use of the trains and the crappy train service later in the evening a slightly earlier might help many of us
Braders
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I'd be surprised if it wasn't - same time as the West Ham vs Chelsea game I believe , the Charlton vs Millwall that days been moved and I'm guessing alot of the policing will be focused on the 'ammers game.
Another Berkshire Seagull
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I'd think not very...we've played Millwall in the reverse fixture on Boxing day only a few years back.
If anything it might keep away some of the pratts who like to smash up things if they are still playing with their new toys from Christmas.
SurreySeagulls
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And as trains will not be running most of them aren't able to drive yet so won't be able to get here
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
That is not the issue - its transport for us and them - whether the P&R can cope if there are no trains through Falmer
HawkTheSeagull
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Think some form of trains will run, albeit a limited shuttle between Lewes and Brighton every 15/20 minutes or so - with a couple of extensions to/from Eastbourne and an extra train to London, no idea how the extra costs would be met though. Expecting sub 18000 capacity Boxing Day though, due to the lack of transport.
Id expect P&R, Coaches and matchday buses to run as normal but normal buses will run to a special timetable. Sure it will all be sorted in time though.
Id expect P&R, Coaches and matchday buses to run as normal but normal buses will run to a special timetable. Sure it will all be sorted in time though.
Freddie Goodwin.
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Nope, always 26th December straight after Xmas day, although the Boxing Day bank holiday does switch to the 27th should the 26th fall on a Sunday, like.