Cheers mate.You have been on great form this weekend.
Thank you for making NSC bearable after Saturday's result.
We have to keep our peckers up.
Innit.
Cheers mate.You have been on great form this weekend.
Thank you for making NSC bearable after Saturday's result.
"Champions of All England, You'll Never Sing That"We have always had low demand for cup games.
Unless its Liverpool or Arsenal or Palace.
The reason Chelsea can sell 6K tickets is because they have more supporters than Brighton, having won multiple league titles and cups, even becoming champions of Europe. Twice I think (can't remember - don't like them).
We have won the sum total of f*** all and therefore don't have the 'reach' of 'your Chelseas, Manchester Uniteds and Liverpools'.
Later today I will be explaining why I struggle to get a suntan in Kent in February, and why England cannot tell the EU what to do.
I admit I don't go to many away games anymore.Its all a bit pathetic isn't it. Make the away fans feel as comfy as possible and then we might win a best stadium award! No other clubs makes away fans feel as comfy as we do, it gives an advantage, but tbf, our team on the pitch seems to be giving the opposition an advantage at the moment.
Did you enjoy the match?"Champions of All England, You'll Never Sing That"
Although I thought it was 19131910 FA Charity Shield - Wikipedia
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The gate was 13,000.Did you enjoy the match?
I remember reading about it when I was on my way home after watch the Pistols play the 100 club.The gate was 13,000.
I expect 20,000 'claimed' to have been there when they went to work on Monday.
We do have extra capacity to be fair, but its still not going to be easy.The biggest concern for disorder will be focused on Falmer station after the game when frustrations are highly likely to boil over due to the anticipated long wait and overcrowding.
It won't be disorder between rival fans, but between Chelsea fans and security/railway staff. Unfortunately Chelsea fans will be expecting to get away within 30 minutes of the game and will likely start showing their frustration when they have been standing in the cold and going nowhere after an hour.
If Chelsea do have 6000 fans coming to The Amex, largely using public transport, they are in for a nasty shock.
If there is one thing that Sussex Police can do to mitigate this it will be having some advanced planning meetings with Southern Rail.
Somehow the authorities need to rustle up some extra train capacity and relieve this pressure point as soon as possible.
As Jack Albion regularly tells us, it won't be easy.
At least due to the expected low turn out from Brighton fans there will be less home supporters adding to the squeeze.
I hope I'm wrong, but we all know that unless you leave the ground for the station before the final whistle, you'll be in for a long and very frustrating wait.
The biggest concern for disorder will be focused on Falmer station after the game when frustrations are highly likely to boil over due to the anticipated long wait and overcrowding.
It won't be disorder between rival fans, but between Chelsea fans and security/railway staff. Unfortunately Chelsea fans will be expecting to get away within 30 minutes of the game and will likely start showing their frustration when they have been standing in the cold and going nowhere after an hour.
If Chelsea do have 6000 fans coming to The Amex, largely using public transport, they are in for a nasty shock.
If there is one thing that Sussex Police can do to mitigate this it will be having some advanced planning meetings with Southern Rail.
Somehow the authorities need to rustle up some extra train capacity and relieve this pressure point as soon as possible.
As Jack Albion regularly tells us, it won't be easy.
At least due to the expected low turn out from Brighton fans there will be less home supporters adding to the squeeze.
I hope I'm wrong, but we all know that unless you leave the ground for the station before the final whistle, you'll be in for a long and very frustrating wait.
I'm pleased I've got a Uni parking spot and can stay until full-time, because If I was relying on the train I'd be out of that stadium on 85 minutes.The Albion 12,000 will long be at home or almost there.
Looks like I’ll be sitting on my own then.Looks like they've got the whole of West Upper?
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We didn’t win the 1910 FA Charity Shield for nothing you know. I mean it was held at Stamford Bridge so we owe them a bit of tea and cake as a thank you.We had more fans than them that night, but they had the better night.
Chelsea plastics will enjoy their day out. I'm sure we'll roll out the red (blue) carpet and give them a lovely welcome, serve them their favourite beers and food and gift them a 'bye' onto the next round while thanking them for their support.
Brighton & Hove Albion charity style.
I was at both games too. Let’s hope you are right.Blimey, if you want doom and gloom you should have been at the City Ground at around 2.30 on Saturday. Also, referring to your post would it be any different to any other club visiting the Amex. I was at the Chelsea game back in August 83 and the Spurs game in 1978. Yes, everything that went on was awful, but really we’ve moved on from there. As at any match these days you will get some fans being complete knobheads - the vast majority of fans will travel to the game, watch the game and travel back from the game without incident. It’s hardly Armageddon.
How many did we sell for Palace at home in the cup under Hughton? That was a Monday nightImagine if we actually had a sold out, roaring, aggressive, drunken Amex for this 8pm kick off. With a big Chelsea following making for a raucous FA Cup tie. We might actually win, and there is an argument to say it is our biggest game of the season, as we aren’t going to be winning anything else this year.
We just don’t seem to have the fanbase for it though.
Funny how the 6,000 Chelsea coming are ‘plastics’ yet our own hard core non-plastic support can’t be arsed to turn up.We had more fans than them that night, but they had the better night.
Chelsea plastics will enjoy their day out. I'm sure we'll roll out the red (blue) carpet and give them a lovely welcome, serve them their favourite beers and food and gift them a 'bye' onto the next round while thanking them for their support.
Brighton & Hove Albion charity style.
Giving Chelsea 6k really could come back and bite the club (PBOBE) on the arse. Last time that many came down was August 83.
About 14,00 or something I seem to remember. Equally pathetic.How many did we sell for Palace at home in the cup under Hughton? That was a Monday night
How many did we sell for Palace at home in the cup under Hughton? That was a Monday night