Why are you writing this again? As explained this morning a) it's too late to move now and b) if the strike goes ahead then based on this week's service there will be trains going east and west albeit perhaps not a full match day service.
The service may run from London to Brighton but stops about 5/6pm so far from a 'normal' service
I would think, although I don't know, that there will be enough trains to get people there and back and I think the last Vic train was around 7 -8pm this week. I'm sure the club have it in hand but I don't think they can play on the Friday due to the international break and Sun is the marathon I think so that makes that tricky. Anyway, I'm sure the club will announce their plan of action soon.
Because they can do what they did for the Tottenham game and get buses in without needing to impact on the tv schedules around the globe.
Ive not seen any official notice of extra buses or park and ride.
Because the game is still 2 weeks away and they are probably hoping the RMT settle before then
I think this hits the nail on the head quite nicely. There’s absolutely no denying the train strikes have taken a lot of enthusiasm out of the away trips this season (i.e not being able to gamble on advanced train tickets to the more northern away games) but if someone’s that bothered about attending a fixture; they’ll get there.We don’t all get the train. And those that do and are real fans on the whole will find a way to get there. Oh… and there will prob be trains. Apart from that I’m all for calling it off
Signalling staff have voted to accept a deal, and RMT have a meeting with the rail companies tomorrow about on train staff. So yes, entirely possible everything will be resolved by the 1st.
“The lazy lot”, you Tory scumbag. If you said that in my company you’d have lost a few teeth.
Spoiler: it is possible to no longer support the strikes and not be a Tory
