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The live games for the first weekend of March are due to be announced next week

Also, the club may well have wanted to play a day earlier to give the players extra recovery time ahead of another game on Monday.

Extra tickets now available: Brighton & Hove Albion are pleased to confirm that an additional 300 tickets have now been made available to home supporters for the QPR match on 27th December, kick-off 12.30pm. With the match approaching a sell out, the club has agreed with QPR for these...

Expected to play today according to the Argus - he suffered a minor injury after being punched in a bar celebrating the win at Sheff Wed

I've got two tickets in R28 so we've obviously got the whole end in which case we've sold a lot more than 2500

Well done Reading - hopefully more will follow their lead.

I agree that phoning up is the best option, I did this at the beginning of the week - very quick and the ticket is emailed instantly

Match A 1st leg Friday 13th 7.45pm 2nd leg Monday 16th 7.45pm Match B 1st leg Saturday 14th 12.30pm 2nd leg Tuesday 17th 7.45pm Final Saturday 28th 5pm

Martin Thomas?

Stuart Tuck?

I don't see there being any problem with a child entering on a pensioner ST as there is no loss financially to the club. My son comes with me on a regular basis and uses a pensioner ST without any problems. As for downgrading and getting a part refund - I think you can probably forget about that!

With the top five starting to pull away from the chasing pack there are some big head to head games between now and Christmas: 7th Nov: Hull v Middlesbrough 22nd Nov: Burnley v Albion 27th Nov: Hull v Derby 12th Dec: Derby v Albion 15th Dec: Middlesbrough v Burnley 19th Dec: Albion v Middlesbrough

Losing 1-0 at home to Exeter - we might be the only unbeaten club in the country by the end of the night!

There was no announcement because they didn't go on general sale. The few that were available were snapped up by people on the waiting list.

Absolutely agree - one of my mates bought one and I could just not see the point. Can't remember how much it was but it certainly wasn't cheap. Complete waste of money.

You were quite right. Spoke to the Albion yesterday and there isn't any availability in Sussex Uni. Most people who had the opportunity to renew did and there was a waiting list for the odd few spaces that did become available. So The Bridge is the only option, which for me isn't an option.

Yes I think it will be so I assumed the 1901 lot would be relocated back here therefore freeing up space at the Uni? I've only used the Bridge once and it was a nightmare plus too far for my old man to walk.

I'm thinking of getting a parking season ticket for next season - does anyone know the approx cost? Also how long does it generally take to walk to the Amex from the car park and what's it like for getting away from after the game?

I'm happy too - missing the game as I'm on holiday. Still missing it but at least I'll now be able to watch it in a bar in Spain

Albion 3 Northampton 0 in the 87-88 promotion season was a Friday night match