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I got shot down in flames a few years ago for coming up with this suggestion, so bearing in mind the apparent lack of rolling stock affecting rail travel for mid-week games I thought I’d put this out again : Is it possible for the club to charter an eight coach train to carry out a shuttle...

I tried that once, and yes it was raining, thinking this is a clever ploy. The result was two Brighton bound trains pulled in while I was still waiting for the Lewes train. Best laid plans and all that. :shrug:

Jeez! That’s bad enough to burst my pumpkin! :ohmy:

Hopefully she was stuck at Lewes, with the f***ing megaphone as well.

It’s always been like this! When we played Liverpool in the League Cup (again!) back in September 2011 there were queues going all the way down Queens Road, and that’s when we had a capacity of 22,000+. I’m not sure that you can blame the club for the transport issues, after all it was Falmer or...

I’m sorry but you really need to see a dermatologist to have that blackhead seen to.

I’m sure they’d be mortarfied. :wink:

I don’t how much the club pay the train and bus companies for subsidising the fans travel costs but I decided to do a rough, very rough!, calculation on how much train travel would cost to/from Brighton to Falmer. Here goes : Adult Return Fare - £4.30 Anticipated number of fans using trains -...

That got me thinking on what would have happened if the Shoreham Cement Works had been made as the recommended stadium site. :ohmy:

I would question that point. The club presumably pay Southern or whoever for providing extra trains to cope with the demand that comes with having a 30,000 crowd every match day on an annual basis. For Saturday 3.00 fixtures the process is generally okay. As soon as a fixture date is changed to...

Did he walk the rest of the way?

Of course he’ll blame Southern as everyone else will. They are the transport provider and they don’t provide, and they’ll trot out the same old excuses as to why not. I’m sure Jack Albion would be able to elaborate more on this problem.

His mates? Johnnie Walker and Jim Beam, oh, and the old navy chap Captain Morgan.

They’ll probably find the Palmeira instead - that’s all red and white. :wink:

Latest just coming through - Russell Martin is now hot favourite!

Yep. I agree with that but then Chelsea owners might at last be seeing the light. They have gone through seven managers (including Bruno as interim) in the last four years.

Mickey Thomas used to do the reverse journey - when he bothered to turn up that is.

Shirley the clusterf*** was Todd and his chums upstairs, firstly appointing GP and secondly reneging on all the promises of allowing him to develop and build a new team a la Brighton. Six months is hardly time to do that. Still, it took God nearly a week to get Earth up and running. He took one...

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