MikeySmall
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Couple behind me left their seats in the 61st minute. What is the point of coming??
People leaving early
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Gritt23
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Maybe they had seen some spare seats elsewhere in the stand that they preferred. Next to some friends perhaps.
Chester Drawers
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Perhaps she was feeling fruity ..... and he'd rather be "coming" at home?
wasnt toooo bad for me, left ground at about 9:45, queues for trains looked horrible but moved quite quickly, and back in newhaven at 10:40 ish.
i can deal with that
They probably used the Mill road park & ride and wanted to get home before midnight!
Left Footer
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just as bad as the people that come back from half time ten minutes late
mcshane in the 79th
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- Nov 4, 2005
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Who knows why they chose to leave as early as the 61st minute, there could be a million reasons none of which are our business.
With regards to the general trait of people leaving from the 80th minute onwards then I'm afraid that's inevitable on a week night when people have all manner of journeys to complete to get home. Again, though it's down to them and the risk they take was shown in the Doncaster game. But if it's a choice of going to the football for 80 mins and being able to make it home that night, or not going at all, then I know which one I would rather do and I'd take a radio to listen to the remainder of the game.
With regards to the general trait of people leaving from the 80th minute onwards then I'm afraid that's inevitable on a week night when people have all manner of journeys to complete to get home. Again, though it's down to them and the risk they take was shown in the Doncaster game. But if it's a choice of going to the football for 80 mins and being able to make it home that night, or not going at all, then I know which one I would rather do and I'd take a radio to listen to the remainder of the game.
Meade's Ball
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Maybe they had a JD Sports to do over whilst still fitting into the promise to parent that they'd be home by midnight.
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Every Johnny Go Early there is, makes it easier for the rest of us to get back in a timely fashion after the final whistle. Hooray for the JGEs.
HastingsSeagull
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Midnight here as mill road was a nightmare, wouldn't leave early but will reconsider choice of park n ride since double deckers couldn't serve mill road because of a low bridge yet it seeming the most popular.
BensGrandad
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Simple question could a double decker not be taken to the top of Mill Rd junction with Dyke Road to the area that has barriers up and people walk down to their cars
Good idea BG, I wouldn't mind walking down Mill road at all if it meant getting home at a reasonable time. You now have to walk up nearly half of Mill road to get on the bus once you've parked the car anyway, so walking back down won't be a problem.
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Nice idea in theory but where would the bus stop though? It would be blocking the roundabout and can't pull into Mill Rd as cars are parked right up to the end and will have people trying to get out
BensGrandad
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Just in Dyke Road near the cafe kiosk/car park. There must be a small block they can go around to turn around and go back to Amex
Just looked on google maps the first road on the right goes around in a square block to go in and then come back out into Dyke Rd to return to The Amex
Just looked on google maps the first road on the right goes around in a square block to go in and then come back out into Dyke Rd to return to The Amex
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I would never leave early... Even if I was on a promise from Rachel Riley... Football comes 1st
if i was on a promise from rachel riley, i would definately come first....
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