Machiavelli
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Not entirely convinced, as there doesn't appear to be much evidence of editing or, perhaps more accurately, sub-editing or proof-reading at our local organ.
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Free coach travel to Norwich (AND match tickets now also on sale)
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Not entirely convinced, as there doesn't appear to be much evidence of editing or, perhaps more accurately, sub-editing or proof-reading at our local organ.
Ron Manager
Oooh, wasn't it?
Really don't see your gripe, a coach is a coach is a coach. The club are offering a free return journey ffs.
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
My only gripe is there are more than one supporter coach groups but it seems only one of these groups may be offered the free travel. I'm not saying it will but it could mean other groups running at a loss for this game.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
Brighton & Hove Albion will lay on free coach travel for up to 1000 away ticket holders to the Friday night fixture at Norwich City on 21st April, kick-off 7.45pm.
With the match being Albion's penultimate away fixture, the club will also be thanking all Seagulls fans making the trip with a food and drink voucher, as token of appreciation for the outstanding support on the road this season.
Chief executive Paul Barber commented, "We appreciate that our position in the league has led to a significant number of our matches, both home and away, moving for television and this has had a positive and negative impact on different groups of fans - but what it hasn't affected is our home or away support, in numbers or volume.
"Of course, live TV games enable many more Albion fans to watch the team, but they can also pose travel challenges for our regular away match followers - so to help with what is a particular difficult Friday night trip we have decided to lay on coach travel for up to 1000 Albion fans.
"We fully expect this will be yet another vital match for us, with large numbers travelling - and we want to make it as easy as possible for our fans to get to Carrow Road to support the team, Chris and his staff - and, in particular, to get back home after the game.
"We also would like all those travelling to have a drink on us, and a bite to eat, as a thank you for the outstanding away support this season. The backing we have received both at home and on the road has been phenomenal - and it makes a big difference to us.
"At Leeds on Saturday, where Elland Road is famed for its atmosphere, the Albion fans, who once again travelled in great numbers, despite the challenging early evening kick-off time, generated a huge amount of noise.
"The chairman, myself, and the board are incredibly grateful for that support, which has been there all season - and therefore we would like to show our appreciation for our fans' great efforts with these small gestures."
The club will offer free return travel on a first-come, first-served basis, departing and returning to the Amex - or a single Brighton-bound ticket for those travelling to the game from London or other areas, and unable to get back home to Brighton via public transport.
Supporters will need to first purchase a valid away ticket for the game, and will be able to book their free coach travel from Thursday at 9am, via seagullstickets.com. There they can select a outward-return option or Brighton-bound only option.
All fans will be issued with a food and drink voucher on entry via the away turnstiles at Carrow Road. This can be exchanged for one hot food item, and one alcoholic (over 18s only, ID may be required), a soft drink or hot beverage.
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...norwich-city-3634860.aspx#RpVrcbglL0exFwR1.99
With the match being Albion's penultimate away fixture, the club will also be thanking all Seagulls fans making the trip with a food and drink voucher, as token of appreciation for the outstanding support on the road this season.
Chief executive Paul Barber commented, "We appreciate that our position in the league has led to a significant number of our matches, both home and away, moving for television and this has had a positive and negative impact on different groups of fans - but what it hasn't affected is our home or away support, in numbers or volume.
"Of course, live TV games enable many more Albion fans to watch the team, but they can also pose travel challenges for our regular away match followers - so to help with what is a particular difficult Friday night trip we have decided to lay on coach travel for up to 1000 Albion fans.
"We fully expect this will be yet another vital match for us, with large numbers travelling - and we want to make it as easy as possible for our fans to get to Carrow Road to support the team, Chris and his staff - and, in particular, to get back home after the game.
"We also would like all those travelling to have a drink on us, and a bite to eat, as a thank you for the outstanding away support this season. The backing we have received both at home and on the road has been phenomenal - and it makes a big difference to us.
"At Leeds on Saturday, where Elland Road is famed for its atmosphere, the Albion fans, who once again travelled in great numbers, despite the challenging early evening kick-off time, generated a huge amount of noise.
"The chairman, myself, and the board are incredibly grateful for that support, which has been there all season - and therefore we would like to show our appreciation for our fans' great efforts with these small gestures."
The club will offer free return travel on a first-come, first-served basis, departing and returning to the Amex - or a single Brighton-bound ticket for those travelling to the game from London or other areas, and unable to get back home to Brighton via public transport.
Supporters will need to first purchase a valid away ticket for the game, and will be able to book their free coach travel from Thursday at 9am, via seagullstickets.com. There they can select a outward-return option or Brighton-bound only option.
All fans will be issued with a food and drink voucher on entry via the away turnstiles at Carrow Road. This can be exchanged for one hot food item, and one alcoholic (over 18s only, ID may be required), a soft drink or hot beverage.
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...norwich-city-3634860.aspx#RpVrcbglL0exFwR1.99
Baker lite
Banned
This is a nice touch.
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,524
What happens if I don't want an alcoholic?
This can be exchanged for one hot food item, and one alcoholic (over 18s only, ID may be required), a soft drink or hot beverage.
Read more at http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...norwich-city-3634860.aspx#beh7J8g8ic5xG5oH.99
This can be exchanged for one hot food item, and one alcoholic (over 18s only, ID may be required), a soft drink or hot beverage.
Read more at http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...norwich-city-3634860.aspx#beh7J8g8ic5xG5oH.99
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Seagulls Travel normally allow you to book and then cancel if you don't get a match ticket.
But this reads as though you book travel and match ticket from the club.
Either way WELL DONE THE CLUB.
But this reads as though you book travel and match ticket from the club.
Either way WELL DONE THE CLUB.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
I'll swop your pint for a coke
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,524
Er - woosh? I want an alcoholic drink - just not an alcoholic.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Ha Ha, I get it now.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,193
Brilliant gesture from the club to reward the away fans. Worth over a hundred quid to a family/group of three.
Let's hope it turns into a great night..!
Let's hope it turns into a great night..!
Top work from the Albion.
Codner pharmaceuticals
Well-known member
Will their also be a free supersonic jet transfer for those of us returning from the US?
Hotchilidog
Well-known member
- Jan 24, 2009
- 9,120
Will be taking advantage of this. Nice gesture from the club.
Whoislloydy
Well-known member
Does anyone know if there is still tickets on sale for this game?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
They go on sale on Thursday morning.
Yeh amazing !! we all love Sky TV messing up 6 away fixtures in a row just for tele - well done the Albion but a free coach and a pint of beer is hardly compensation to what I have had to pay out in extra trains / hotels etc because of SKY this season alone.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Have you emailed Sky about this?