[Misc] Trains

kevo

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Not sure if posted elsewhere, but no trains today between Three Bridges and Lewes/Brighton. Replacement bus hell. Perfect timing seeing as we are playing a London club.

 

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kevo said:

Not sure if posted elsewhere, but no trains today between Three Bridges and Lewes/Brighton. Replacement bus hell. Perfect timing seeing as we are playing a London club.

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As long as the KO isn't delayed.....

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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This is what the club's matchday email said this morning

 

beorhthelm

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that delay is +1hr for the London to Brighton

 

kevo

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I don't get why they can't plan 'improvement' works for weekends when we're not playing at home.

 

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kevo said:

I don't get why they can't plan 'improvement' works for weekends when we're not playing at home.

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Bet the work is planned many months before fixtures are known (even without them being moved 4/5 weeks before they are played. @jackalbion ?

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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kevo said:

I don't get why they can't plan 'improvement' works for weekends when we're not playing at home.

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These works get planned many months in advance. Whereas our home games are at the short term whim of Sky and European competions

 

Gazwag

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On a selfish basis I always find Falmer to Lewes and back again always works better when the Lewes to London line I'd closed

 

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kevo said:

I don't get why they can't plan 'improvement' works for weekends when we're not playing at home.

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These are scheduled around a year in advance, Premier League fixtures aren't

 

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kevo said:

I don't get why they can't plan 'improvement' works for weekends when we're not playing at home.

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I think the better question is why our home games can’t be scheduled for when trains are running rather than the other way round

 

kevo

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Tom Hark Preston Park said:

These works get planned many months in advance. Whereas our home games are at the short term whim of Sky and European competions

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We know the weekends when we are at home or away.

 

Uh_huh_him

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The replacement bus is also stopping at all stations.

90 minute journey 3 bridges to brighton.

Deep joy...

 

Thunder Bolt

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kevo said:

We know the weekends when we are at home or away.

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Do we? Do we always start the season at home, for instance?

 

kevo

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Thunder Bolt said:

Do we? Do we always start the season at home, for instance?

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I mean after the fixtures are out.

 

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kevo said:

I mean after the fixtures are out.

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These are planned works from about a year. I share your frustration but on this occasion it’s one of those things.

 

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A1X

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Heads up to anyone leaving by train going west

 

mile oak

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I dont get why the works seem to be constantly required every year? Am.i missing something?

 

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mile oak said:

I dont get why the works seem to be constantly required every year? Am.i missing something?

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Uhhhh...maintenance, perhaps ?

 

S.T.U cgull

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Uh_huh_him said:

The replacement bus is also stopping at all stations.

90 minute journey 3 bridges to brighton.

Deep joy...

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For those who are able to*

Driving and parking @ Brighton station is the quickest solution. Left on FT whistle and back home by 7.10 (albeit would sooner have stayed out for a beer or two..!)

 

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dazzer6666 said:

Bet the work is planned many months before fixtures are known (even without them being moved 4/5 weeks before they are played. @jackalbion ?

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This one has been in the diary for two years, this was a Sunday only block, but Sky Sports make their decisions with only a few months out, well after all the machinery is booked to do the work. Unfortunate, but if Sky move everything to a Sunday thats something anyone can anticipate two years out.

 

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