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I'm not against the idea at all. I think it's potentially a good solution, if the buses can be found. You just made me laugh that's all. Perhaps I should have put in a smiley? I just think that it makes sense to fully utilize what we already have already before forking out for extra services. No...

I think a shuttle service to/from Hove station would be just as beneficial as one to Brighton station, and not just because that's where I live. It would take about the same time to get there and people wanting to catch onward Northbound and Westbound services could still do so. Overcrowding at...

Clearly the club could be doing more the alert people to the multitude of existing bus services before they need to lay on extra ones. To me part of the train problem is caused by a lack of communication.

Two minutes earlier you were completely unaware of their existance. Now you've decided they are all full!

Step one is to make sure existing transport provision is being fully utilised. It doesn't make financial sense for the club to lay on extra transport if this isn't the case. If there are huge queues at Brighton station, but buses running half empty a short walk away and trains leaving not...

The problem with people like Don MacBeth is that he will seize upon anything which confirms his long held opinion that Falmer was an unsuitable site and has inadequate transport links, and choose to ignore anything that might suggest he was wrong. He has seen one letter in the Argus and this was...

Chichester is there too. I just thought Havant might be more convenient than Chichester for Spoonie who wants to go to Portsmouth (which isn't listed... yet).

Havant is listed as a pick up point on the Seagulls Travel website. Is that any good for you?

Well, I say he was a Southampton fan, but I don't think he actually ever went to watch them so maybe he wasn't that staunch a fan.

I lived in the same road as him in Haywards Heath as a child. We went to the same schools and were in the same year. He supported Southampton back then so I am a bit surprised to hear this. I haven't seen him for over 20 years come to think of it!

Ah. I stand corrected.

There isn't at present. People would like to see a park and ride East of the stadium and somewhere near the Kingston roundabout would be have its merits.

Direct trains to London via Falmer could be achieved if the Brighton Main Line 2 project ever happened. Don't hold your breath though. http://www.bml2.co.uk/images/PDF's/RAIL%20669%20BML2.pdf

But even then they were sold 1 space per 4 Gold seats and 1 space per 2 platinum seats. I do think the club could perhaps do more to squeeze as much use out of the car parks as possible. E.g. a car sharing database or allocating full cars more preferable car park spaces. I suppose you could...

It'd be interesting to know what percentage of supporters travel to the Amex by public transport. Personally I'd be surprised if there is any club in the country that achieves as high a proportion as us, outside of London. Did they go into details about what else the club could be doing?

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I did wonder that, but the fact that seats have appeared in the profile lounge makes me doubt this is true. In any case it's couterproductive for me. I am no more likely to go for a meal and much more likely to arrive later and leave earlier and spend less money.

Once you get your fedora I'll be yesterday's man.

In addition I think our lounge (Profile) doesn't have a corporate feel at all, which was a relief. Very relaxed and friendly. Pretty much everyone seems to be a genuine fan. Hardly an empty seat on Tuesday in our section. I haven't noticed anyone leaving early and all our goals have been...

Absolutely delighted. Seat is amazing. Good staff to fan ratio and I've found them very attentive and generally easy on the eye too. Oh, and I can't help if they come and talk to me when you are having a pee, HT. My only gripe after the Spurs game was that the was nowhere for non-diners to...