Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Imagine if you don't get a ticket.
How much does the first game at Falmer matter to those youngsters who never went to the Goldstone, Gillingham etc?
Not having a dig, just interested to know...
This is so simple.
Go to the first game at Falmer, because it will be the best day of your life.
At approximately 5:00pm get a lift 20 minutes up the road to Gatwick.
Find a plane.
Go to Zante.
I would have done this, however my first package booking will be cancelled , as i wont be at the airport for the 4th.
I am planning on flying back in August at a cost of 1,500 notes for this one and it's just occurred to me that it might actually be difficult to get a match ticket given that I haven't been to a game for over 4 years.
I've also somehow convinced myself that I will get a ticket for this one, planning flights and leave already.
and now I'm thinking its going to be damn hard to get one..
Is there anything one can do to get priority, other than buying a season ticket or camping outside the ticket office?
As for the original point, there is more to life than footy. It will be a damn fine day at Falmer though
Calling on the good people of NSC.
21 of my friends (including me) have booked a summer holiday to Zante for next August, dates I was given were 7-14; handed in my deposit problem solved.
BUT...
Receive booking form, and has been booked for 4-11 meaning I would MISS the first league game at Flamer (Amex). According to my 'mate' it has always been this he just told me wrong.
So shall I go on holiday and miss the game? Or miss the holiday and see the first ever league game?
NSC help me decide Please.
No brainer, and that's coming from a Palace fan. If I was Brighton, I wouldn't miss that game for my own funeral.
you can always go on holiday first game at falmer is acant miss
No brainer, and that's coming from a Palace fan. If I was Brighton, I wouldn't miss that game for my own funeral.