Super Steve Earle
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I was concerned too, so I booked The Bridge and drove myself. Perfect.
Drove 300 miles, parked in Bennett’s Field, drove 300 miles home. Worth every minute!
2.40 am. Early night tonight!
Went to the game by bus. It was fine.
Got the train back. There was ZERO by way of social distancing, either on the platform or on the train. Not particularly helped by those SASTA c***s not running one single train in either direction within 15 minutes of the final whistle. The first train back into Brighton was 4 carriages long
Despite having had both jabs, this was - by a country mile - the most closely packed environment I've found myself in in over a year. Felt a tad nervous. It made a complete mockery of all the precautions made within the confines of the ground perimeter. Frankly it would be safer if they just closed the station on match days. Let's just hope that masks offer some modicum of protection in such an environment, else it could spell REALLY bad news
My apologies if there is already a thread up and running concerning this.
I am interested in learning how people got to and from the Amex last night. I didn't attend the match as I was concerned about social distancing on public transport. Were there crowds on the train platforms at Brighton and Falmer , did Park 'n' ride operate, how did the buses and coaches cope with social distancing etc ?
Thanks for any information.
If that was me I'd have needed a few beers after I got home, that's for
sure.
Went by train via Lewes on the way. Busy but not overly so.
Went home via Brighton. Train from Falmer was pretty packed.
I understand people being nervous,
however, my entirely personal view is, having had both Jags, I'm confident I'm protected so not unduly concerned.