A brilliant manager. The 91 cup run and play off final. Great memories.
I never understood the animosity towards him. Pleased to say I was always ‘Barry, Barry, Barry - In, In, In.
"Think of how stupid the MEDIAN person is, and realise half of them are stupider than that." - George Carlin
It doesn’t quite have the same ring to it though.
I am referring to your assertion that there is a one-way exit system for all arrivals at Falmer Station. This is not the case in my experience.
With regards to my original point, I reiterate that it seems bizarre to me that people who arrived at Falmer from Brighton would head back to the same...
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I’ve arrived on the train from Lewes and alighted at Falmer and on the Westbound platform side many times. No need to cross over the very small bridge between platforms. It would be incredibly impractical and unsafe to herd a trainload of people that way.
Maybe an away ticket swap window could open up to fans already holding a ticket before any further newly allocated blocks are put on sale to other fans?
It would be a better idea to leave pub opening hours the same and reduce the duty rates for anything served on licence whilst simultaneously increasing duty on alcohol bought in supermarkets and corner shops.
Problem drinking can be regulated better in pubs.
That is genuinely surprising considering most people getting the train to Brighton post match will have arrived by a train from Brighton pre-match on the opposite platform. Why they would think to go up over the ramp to the platform they got off on earlier is baffling.
Has anyone mentioned Notts Forest’s Murillo looked more shorts than man today?
I can only assume he turned up late and the only pair left in the kit bag was the size XXXXL.
I took a lovely Granny Smith apple into the stadium with me and tucked into it pre-match.
I can’t justify spending the prices for the high fat and high sugar offerings in the kiosks. I did buy a Diet Coke at the Ipswich game. £3.20! Absolutely disgraceful.
I’d imagine he would say our midfield need to go with the runners from midfield better.
The high line he deploys requires a midfield who are quick in the transition.
If they allowed transparent reusable bottles in it would eliminate the possibility of most alcoholic beverages being smuggled in.
Not many people would happily take a big swig of vodka, so I think that’s a bit of a moot point.
It’s based on a Blackpool chant for Charlie Patino. Another unoriginal effort.
The Blackpool fans very loosely based it on ‘You are not alone’ by Michael Jackson.