[Albion] Would you watch a home game, on TV, at the Amex?

[Falmer Wizard]

Just another stupid rule, be in the ground but not allowed to watch. Not for me.

I have to admit that watching Premiership games on TV over recent weeks has made my viewing increasingly enjoyable,there is no having to take the bus,no worrying about the weather and best of all i can watch at anytime i choose.

 

[Whitechapel]

For me this is going to b the problem for Brighton there will have to b a limit due to train travel . What is a safe number of people per carriage with social distances, enough carriages . Long enough train , more frequent train etc


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I get the train to work when I can't be f*cked to walk sometimes. The train is quite often standing room only due to the amount of school children. If that's a safe level then I'm sure the club could figure out how to get 5000 people there, considering a large proportion of those 5000 would take alternative means of transport, and a lot of people would be arriving at different times anyway.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Here you are - £20 per person or £100 per group of six for the Spurs game.


https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1876907/spurs-screening-at-the-amex/

 

[studio150]

Here you are - £20 per person or £100 per group of six for the Spurs game.


https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1876907/spurs-screening-at-the-amex/

But must have the test & trace app, so anyone who has any older mobile is banned.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Mullers will be there with a half/half blazer on.

 

[ATFC Seagull]

Apologies if this point has already been made, but the clubs in the initial post all have town-centre stadiums (maybe Millwall a little more out of the way but plenty of residential areas around it). They've opened up their hospitality areas effectively as pubs to rival the ones over the road. If Dick's Bar was on West Street, I'm sure plenty of people would be up for watching in there, with appropriate social distancing etc etc.

I'm surprised people would travel out to the Amex to watch a game on TV.

 

[Beanstalk]

Here you are - £20 per person or £100 per group of six for the Spurs game.


https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1876907/spurs-screening-at-the-amex/

Right, my father and I both live in London. According to the government I could jump on the train to Brighton from Kings Cross and have my dad get on the same train, and we could watch the game at adjoining tables surrounded by dozens of people in an enclosed space at The Amex but I couldn't travel 30 mins on the tube to watch the game at his house, right?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Right, my father and I both live in London. According to the government I could jump on the train to Brighton from Kings Cross and have my dad get on the same train, and we could watch the game at adjoining tables surrounded by dozens of people in an enclosed space at The Amex but I couldn't travel 30 mins on the tube to watch the game at his house, right?

In a nutshell, yes. When did the government rulings make any sense?

 

[Terry Butcher Tribute Act]

Here you are - £20 per person or £100 per group of six for the Spurs game.


https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1876907/spurs-screening-at-the-amex/

Pretty good deal that - location and kick off time means it's a non-starter for me but might be good for some, especially any BHA fans who live nearby.

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[Bod]

I miss the routine of going to the AMEX so this is quite appealing and a decent price as well considering what is included.

I would be tempted if this was repeated for a Saturday kick-off.

 

[neilbard]

220 mile round trip to watch it on tv. Erm, its a fecking no from me!

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Who the **** needs a half time sausage roll, after eating a pie and mash before kick off?

 

[Easy 10]

4 train journies on a Sunday evening to the Amex and back ? Yeah, right-o.

 

[BNthree]

Here you are - £20 per person or £100 per group of six for the Spurs game.


https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1876907/spurs-screening-at-the-amex/

I'd voted no but looking at that and I'm thinking I might do it. Certainly makes more sense for away games and for PPV games. Add in the food/drink and that's not bad value really.

 

[swindonseagull]

220 mile round trip to watch it on tv. Erm, its a fecking no from me!

fair weather supporters !!!!!!!!!!! ( its also a no from me)

 

[studio150]

4 train journies on a Sunday evening to the Amex and back ? Yeah, right-o.

Depends on where your're travelling from, given that buses replace trains between Three Bridges and Brighton/Lewes on 1 November.

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

The price is decent for what you get, but for me it's still no.

 

[Easy 10]

Depends on where your're travelling from, given that buses replace trains between Three Bridges and Brighton/Lewes on 1 November.

I'd be travelling on the west coast line. Whatever way it sounds like a major ballache logistically, so it'll be pub or stream for me.

 

[BNthree]

The tickets for Spurs beam back at the Albion include free parking in Bennett's field.

 

[DumLum]

This is simply an acceptable attitude in the midst of a pandemic. Everything you do that puts you at risk puts at risk your family, the staff in the shop you visit, the doctors and nurses who treat you at hospital, etc etc. Any/all of whom you could infect and potentially kill.

It is selfish to the point of murderous.

Until *everyone* starts to think about people other than themselves we won't be getting this virus under control and won't be having mass gatherings like football crowds.

Spot on ....apart from the acceptable bit.