RandyWanger
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Looking at the MyAlbion now there is only about 140 tickets left. A lot of people like me have been caught out by the fixture shifting to Sunday having agreed to a family occasion before the re-arrangement.Amazed there’s still around 1,500 tickets left for this one? What’s going on, our biggest rivals and looking like it’s not going to be a full house - strange times!!
Oh no there aren’tMight be a few who - like me - made plans for the Sunday before the game was moved from Monday? Another one who’ll be at a panto instead!
It just doesn't happen under normal circumstances. This season about 200.How many goals up on 85 minutes do we need to be to allow you to relax?
Your way out fella, still over 1,500 on saleLooking at the MyAlbion now there is only about 140 tickets left. A lot of people like me have been caught out by the fixture shifting to Sunday having agreed to a family occasion before the re-arrangement.
Dropped Baleba down to 2 fouls committed.. thinking being 1 foul warning 2nd foul yellow …. He could calm it a bit?I’m looking at the fouls won and fouls committed betting markets
Baleba to commit 3+
Mitoma to win 3+
Joao Pedro to win 3+
Total odds 55/1
Seems a lot easier than predicting correct scores or goalscorers because I simply cannot imagine that those 3 things won’t happen?? Joao Pedro and Mitoma get hacked down all day every day and Baleba is, well, no angel!!
They won't want Albion fans passing close by the Palace concourse and risking exchanges with the Palace fans.Are the Palace fans held in the ground after the game.? If yes, why do we have to walk clockwise round the ground to reach the coach parks.?
Which is pretty crap planning. Why would they release some of the fans.? How will they risk 'exchanges' if all Palace fans are held in the ground.They won't want Albion fans passing close by the Palace concourse and risking exchanges with the Palace fans.
By making it clockwise, they can keep the entire area outside the away end exits clear.
This also means they can let (some of) the Palace fans out and kettle them in that area before the walk to the station.
They're usually held outside for a reason known only to Sussex Police. Presumably to stop the small number of idiots from smashing up the seats. I'm still not quite sue why 28,000 people have to be inconvenienced to pander to a couple of hundred pathetic kids.Are the Palace fans held in the ground after the game.? If yes, why do we have to walk clockwise round the ground to reach the coach parks.?
Because Sussex plod command team probably frothing with excitement at prospect of tomorrow’s game. It’ll be all “Code 1” and “hostiles moving in a northerly direction”They're usually held outside for a reason known only to Sussex Police. Presumably to stop the small number of idiots from smashing up the seats. I'm still not quite sue why 28,000 people have to be inconvenienced to pander to a couple of hundred pathetic kids.