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[Travel] Train misery (not really expected, lines are currently open)
- Thread starter mile oak
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jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Trains will be absolutely fine tonight, I can tell you that this man is talking absolute nonsense, line open no delays expected.
My line to London had no trains this morning. I had a class of 80s students on their way, who I am now about to attempt to address, delayed, using Teams.
But my line to London is shit.
We had a power cut last night because someone thinks it is fine to have overhead power that passes through the branches of mature trees.
<sigh>
But my line to London is shit.
We had a power cut last night because someone thinks it is fine to have overhead power that passes through the branches of mature trees.
<sigh>
- Oct 20, 2022
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Yes, it’s a nightmare here too. High winds and trees down everywhere. No services at all from where I live. I wasn’t planning to go tonight as I have work tomorrow but wouldn’t have been able to get there anyway today because of disrupted services …
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I really had no idea you can only go to the Amex by train
And pray tell me how do you know Mile Oak is a man?
Stop trolling please. It's really boring.
This is a nice warning. The next one will not be.
Originunknown
BINFEST'ING
I love a positive motivational Monday morning post
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Yes there are issues in Anglia, but I do find that saying that fans won't get to the game from Brighton, is maybe over egging it, service will probably return to normal by Kick Off on most lines. Unless you are travelling via Mitre Bridge Junction as there's been a derailment on that line.I don’t think the OP was thinking about himself but raising a concern for others - not everyone lives in Brighton or drives a car. Lot’s of people travel long distance to get to the Amex, for whom a journey 3 x as long on a coach would be out of the question for an evening match.
EDIT - I was wondering why the OP was getting a weird response for apparently no reason - I checked his posts and clearly there is some baggage here from another thread where he doesn’t support the train strikeGuess there’s another backstory I was oblivious to!
[Albion] - Train Drivers Strike - Luton (a)
Double bollox, will have to drive to Luton Its the one away game you can go direct no changing trains and its fvcked up, Im sure these lazy train ppl are Pal@rce fanswww.northstandchat.com
Doesn’t change the fact the train services are seriously disrupted in some regions today so hope everyone does get to the match that wants to (and make lots of noise!)
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Good Point, THEY are worrying too much.
It's just about the only thing he posts on and he set up a sock puppet to agree with himself. Here's a selection.
Even when you look at posts on thread unconnected with the trains, he's just mentioning the trains, normally in connection with wanting a game cancelled (Palace) or that it will 'be impossible'.
We famously banned someone for insisting there was fog at the Amex when there wasn't. This thread is no better. Boz doesn't like us banning people without a warning though, so here's his.
- Oct 20, 2022
- 6,902
Absolutely- I agree completely Jack - I assumed the OP was talking about people travelling from outside Sussex - but see my edit too.
In order for me to get the train to the Amex for an evening match, I would normally leave by midday-13hrs. That wouldn’t be possible today given the weather incidents and my ticket would have been up for resale.
Gawd, if I lived in Brighton still or within a 25 mile radius of the Amex, I would be getting a taxi there every home game or walk or cycle if I were as fit as I was 3 years ago - train strikes, bus strikes, rain, snow nor anything else would stop me - I’m a little bit jealous of those that still live near enough to make the journey in a few hours on the bus/coach or live from outside Sussex but have a private car to get to matches in the event of rail services being suspended completely/strikes.
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jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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If its any help, think most of the weather related issues have dissipated by now. Hopefully the weather is all good for Palace.Absolutely- I agree completely Jack - I assumed the OP was talking about people travelling from outside Sussex - but see my edit too.
In order for me to get the train to the Amex for an evening match, I would normally leave by midday-13hrs. That wouldn’t be possible today given the weather incidents and my ticket would have been up for resale.
Gawd, if I lived in Brighton still or within a 25 mile radius of the Amex, I would be getting a taxi there every home game or walk or cycle if I were as fit as I was 3 years ago - train strikes, bus strikes, rain, snow nor anything else would stop me - I’m a little bit jealous of those that still live near enough to make the journey in a few hours on the bus/coach or live from outside Sussex or have a private car to get to matches in the event of rail services being suspended completely/strikes.
No fog then?
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
At least he’s consistent.
el punal
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We’re 8th in the League. Kick Off 19.45. No reported casualties. Over and out.
el punal
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I live in Southampton. I will travel to the Amex in a hot air balloon with touchdown estimated at 19.00 hours. Watch out on the concourse.Absolutely- I agree completely Jack - I assumed the OP was talking about people travelling from outside Sussex - but see my edit too.
In order for me to get the train to the Amex for an evening match, I would normally leave by midday-13hrs. That wouldn’t be possible today given the weather incidents and my ticket would have been up for resale.
Gawd, if I lived in Brighton still or within a 25 mile radius of the Amex, I would be getting a taxi there every home game or walk or cycle if I were as fit as I was 3 years ago - train strikes, bus strikes, rain, snow nor anything else would stop me - I’m a little bit jealous of those that still live near enough to make the journey in a few hours on the bus/coach or live from outside Sussex or have a private car to get to matches in the event of rail services being suspended completely/strikes.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Still time for a local 'landslide' to up-fvck everything I suppose. Hopefully not 
