[Albion] Where do you come from on match days at the Amex

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Is that still part of the former Soviet Union?

Upper Beeding Steyning Republics?

 

[SeagullsoverLondon]

Obviously , I now come down from London. But I started supporting the Dolphins in 1973 when I lived in East Sussex. Then in 1974 I moved to West Sussex, despite living in the same house in Haywards Heath due to the boundary changes. A few years later I started to support the Seagulls. So technically speaking the answer to the question is all 3.

 

[Si Gull]

Royal Berkshire

Same.

 

[jonny.rainbow]

Years ago there was a poll that showed our support was more in East Sussex. Unsurprising as Brighton and its smaller neighbor Hove are both in the east. I suspect some in Brighton have included themselves in 'other' in your poll.

Bless those East Sussex simpletons.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Bless those East Sussex simpletons.

Don't really get that. You are implying that people from the east of the county are simple and support the Albion. Weird inferiority complex some W Sussex people appear to have. Sussex is Sussex be it east or west.

 

[Gwylan]

28 minutes walk.

Takes me about 22/23 minutes. Depending on the crowd, I can cycle it in about 8 to 12 minutes

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Love it there.

But the $20m townhouses are a little beyond our reach, just now.

Same here, so many nice restaurants and bars and architecture and has a nice feel to it. My perfect stoll would be a pint of Harpoon IPA and some oysters in The Tavern on Jane. Lunch at The Spotted Pig and then drinks in The Blind Tiger. The Pig closed, under a dark cloud, a while back which is a shame.

On the subject of the townhouses I read a story that Liv Tyler bought a house there around 20 years ago for 1m with the first big pay check she received.......she sold it a while back and it had appreciated approx 1m a year. Crazy.

 

[razer]

All the way from Lancashire. A bloody long way in a day.

 

[Oh_aye]

Takes me about 22/23 minutes. Depending on the crowd, I can cycle it in about 8 to 12 minutes

Alright neighbour!

 

[Invicta]

All the way from Kent.

 

[Algernon]

I travel down from North Sussex.
Or Newmarket, Suffolk as it's known locally.

"Yay" (holds hand up) "Give me six"

 

[Icy Gull]

wrong thread

 

[CP 0 3 BHA]

8.00am train from leafy Northants.

That’s brave!

I’m 8:00am on the M1 from leafy Northants.

 

[Surport Local Team]

Years ago the club showed the town where all the season ticket holders were from. I really found that interesting look at the number from say Lewes or hailsham

 

[Weststander]

Same here, so many nice restaurants and bars and architecture and has a nice feel to it. My perfect stoll would be a pint of Harpoon IPA and some oysters in The Tavern on Jane. Lunch at The Spotted Pig and then drinks in The Blind Tiger. The Pig closed, under a dark cloud, a while back which is a shame.

On the subject of the townhouses I read a story that Liv Tyler bought a house there around 20 years ago for 1m with the first big pay check she received.......she sold it a while back and it had appreciated approx 1m a year. Crazy.

Same here, so many nice restaurants and bars and architecture and has a nice feel to it. My perfect stoll would be a pint of Harpoon IPA and some oysters in The Tavern on Jane. Lunch at The Spotted Pig and then drinks in The Blind Tiger. The Pig closed, under a dark cloud, a while back which is a shame.

On the subject of the townhouses I read a story that Liv Tyler bought a house there around 20 years ago for 1m with the first big pay check she received.......she sold it a while back and it had appreciated approx 1m a year. Crazy.

Loved the whole feel of the place. Tranquil, cute Georgian streets, friendly locals. You wouldn’t think that you’re sitting just miles from the vertical worlds of Midtown or Wall Street.

The adjacent district east of 6th Avenue was also interesting, by Washington Square Park/NY University.

 

[B-right-on]

Costa-Del-Shoreham

 

[Ooh it’s a corner]

Either Connemara(Co.Galway) 1.45am(normally)
Or West Midlands 9.15am(occasionally).
I make about 10 home games(the 3pms are much easier/quicker/cheaper than evening games).
The very drawn-out procedure of TV picks is a major pain in the backside for us all I know and a particular pain for long journeys!!

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

Born in Brighton but now live in Hove. Is that East or West or What?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Loved the whole feel of the place. Tranquil, cute Georgian streets, friendly locals. You wouldn’t think that you’re sitting just miles from the vertical worlds of Midtown or Wall Street.

The adjacent district east of 6th Avenue was also interesting, by Washington Square Park/NY University.

Agree about Washington Square. I once spent a christmas and new year in the Washington Square Hotel, I remember going to the park on Xmas eve and singing Xmas carols with this huge baritone singer and a bunch of other people. I love Xmas time and I think New yorkers do Xmas brilliantly. Very fond memories.

I also had another rather crazy Xmas staying with @Cesar Chavez. in his apartment.

 

[patchamalbion]

Cheltenhamshire - 2hr 40 on a good day.