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Sussex senior cup final at the amex !!
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beardy gull
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I know people don't like it but I guess this is one of those occasions when it is, quite literally "fixtures".
Ramp-up events at Falmer - First game CONFIRMED
Ramp-up events at Falmer - First game CONFIRMED
dougdeep
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Sussex Nomad
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Then they can't win the Cup?
Kalimantan Gull
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10,000 for Worthing v Lewes 
Lord Bracknell
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Nah. I fancy Rustington v Crawley Down.10,000 for Worthing v Lewes
Sussex Nomad
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9,900 to just be at the first game? Is very much a possibility you know. And don't forget the large population of Worthing seagull supporters (second largest town in Sussex after B&H). Not that they'll make the final mind.
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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...right, these cow's are small, the one's over there are far away....small.....far away.....
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
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I know this is a ' ramp-up ' event....but for God sake...the Sussex Senior Cup Final !.....couldn't they have come up with anything better than this !
The limit has been fixed at 10,000..so how will they prioritise tickets?...there may well be more than 10,000 seat holders who want to attend the very first event.
( and then again 600 might turn up )
The limit has been fixed at 10,000..so how will they prioritise tickets?...there may well be more than 10,000 seat holders who want to attend the very first event.
( and then again 600 might turn up )
SurreySeagulls
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why would STH's get priority for a Sussex FA game? It will be up to the Sussex FA on how to distribute tickets for the game.
clippedgull
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Its on the seagulls website. 1901 and STH get priority. Sussex FA get an allocated number of tickets.
Because the club say so (re: STH priority)...
"The Sussex County FA will receive an allocation of tickets for their members, in line with the competition's rules. Albion will put the remaining tickets on sale, giving Amex 1901 Club members and season ticket holders priority for the first competitive fixture at the club's new home."
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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I don't know where to start. it's a ramp up event, it's deliberately low key, it'll have a reduced capacity so what do you want, Brighton v Inter? you then go on to suggest that there'll be a scramble for 10,000 tickets for an event that usually attracts less than 1,000. make yer mind up
SurreySeagulls
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I stand corrected then.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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An excellent choice of ramp-up event. Glad the Sussex FA changed their minds on this one.
dje shoreham
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- Nov 2, 2009
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good idea to test the ground out but i will happily wait for Albion's first friendly at the Amex with a full attendance.
Sussex Nomad
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Agreed 100%. I wish some of these posters on NSC would realise the importance of a good non league set up in Sussex which the Amex and success from Brighton would achieve. Sadly there are many on here who are totally ignorant to non league, the fact that this cup final was always played at the Goldstone and Brighton will probably be in said final. Looking forward to it personally.
You'll be waiting until July 2011 then.