Southern, the railways and this idiotic assumption that our public transport is capable, is the problem here. Sporting events and organisations across the south coast continually rely on the railways and the misleading statements that there is quick and reliable public transport. We (including the club) need to focus our efforts on that, and we may actually get somewhere. The chaos last night is like the snotty nose being treated of a cold or flu. Its the cold or flu that needs treating... and that is public transport. Why are so many of us in our cars? Well geeez I have no idea gromit...
Everywhere someone advertises local and RELIABLE public transport in and around the city, is just bonkers. It needs challenging and the price increases for incompetence need challenging. Our son just started at Sussex Uni, they won't give him a parking permit as his commute time is less than 1 hour and 15 mins, and his advertised journey time on the train is around 45-54 mins dependant on fast or all stopping train. He has tried it several times, and has not, gotten home in the advertised time once.
You cannot build a stadium under the premise that it has "reliable public transport links" and stick your head in the sand to the reality of that statement.
Everywhere someone advertises local and RELIABLE public transport in and around the city, is just bonkers. It needs challenging and the price increases for incompetence need challenging. Our son just started at Sussex Uni, they won't give him a parking permit as his commute time is less than 1 hour and 15 mins, and his advertised journey time on the train is around 45-54 mins dependant on fast or all stopping train. He has tried it several times, and has not, gotten home in the advertised time once.
You cannot build a stadium under the premise that it has "reliable public transport links" and stick your head in the sand to the reality of that statement.