[Albion] Transport to/from The Amex

[Gwylan]

Yeah, I'd be interested to know as well as I'd have said the exact opposite to Gwylan - especially as the stadium is right on the eastern edge of the conurbation and a large part of the land within a few miles radius is simply fields.

Yes, but the other half of that radius is pretty densely packed. Pretty much all of Brighton and much of Hove would be within a three mile radius and all of Brighton and most of Hove would be within five miles (which is easy cycling distance).

But it would be interesting to know where most of our fans live, it's something I've seen

 

[ewe2]

I can only see Park and Rides,as the main player in improving the transport issues.I am sure all sites have been looked at and discarded for some reason.IMO look at them again and if the will is there !!

 

[Uter]

Yes, but the other half of that radius is pretty densely packed. Pretty much all of Brighton and much of Hove would be within a three mile radius and all of Brighton and most of Hove would be within five miles (which is easy cycling distance).

But it would be interesting to know where most of our fans live, it's something I've seen

From 2013:



So around 1/3 live in BN1/BN2/BN3

 

[BensGrandad]

None in BN12 or BN 13 whioch is Ferring and Durrington rather surprising. about Durrimngton

 

[Stat Brother]

It ain't rocket science.

 

[Uter]

None in BN12 or BN 13 whioch is Ferring and Durrington rather surprising. about Durrimngton

Presumably more the 10 miles away!

Here is the full database broken down by postcode (2013):

 

[BensGrandad]

That very comprehensive and good to see. Thank you.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Was trying to figure out why only 29 Brighton fanss live in BN45, and then l realised. It's the postcode for Poynings and Devil's Dyke. Hardly anyone lives there!

 

[BensGrandad]

Are you the only one living in Cowfold?

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

None in BN12 or BN 13 whioch is Ferring and Durrington rather surprising. about Durrimngton

Well quite, esspecially if there are plans afoot to open a shop in Durrington.

 

[BensGrandad]

Well quite, esspecially if there are plans afoot to open a shop in Durrington.

There are a lot of Stripes seen around that area

 

[Stat Brother]

Well quite, esspecially if there are plans afoot to open a shop in Durrington.

Don't you start copying his madness.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Are you the only one living in Cowfold?

During our Withdean years l think l was! Perhaps not surprisingly a good number of fans have come out of the woodwork since the Amex opened. I know there about 15/20 regulars on the North West Seagulls coach for home games, plus l imagine those fans who choose to drive, or use public transport.

 

[BensGrandad]

Don't you start copying his madness.

Not madness it is fact

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

None in BN12 or BN 13 whioch is Ferring and Durrington rather surprising. about Durrimngton

WTF

 

[Stat Brother]

Not madness it is fact

The title of the numbers you commented on is:-

'supporters living within a 10 mile radius'.

To which you basically stated your surprise at :-

'no supporters from 15 miles away'.


You even went back to edit your initial madness and still got it wrong.
Although I guess now you've decided BN12 is actually a lot closer to Brighton than everybody else says it is.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

The title of the numbers you commented on is:-

'supporters living within a 10 mile radius'.

To which you basically stated your surprise at :-

'no supporters from 15 miles away'.


You even went back to edit your initial madness and still got it wrong.
Although I guess now you've decided BN12 is actually a lot closer to Brighton than everybody else says it is.

*Rarely wrong*

 

[Stat Brother]

*Rarely wrong*

I'm sure [MENTION=451]BensGrandad[/MENTION] will be back in a minute to explain what was "fact"

 

[BensGrandad]

as a lad living in Worthing it was always considered to be 10 miles from Brighton: the name of our club.

 

[Stat Brother]

What a knob.