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That what I meant - it's already happening, but the increase in numbers needing to do it would be huge

Practically would be a nightmare to police wouldn’t it ?………I’d buy a train ticket from my local station (no barriers) to Preston Park but stay on the train into Brighton ? Can’t see them doing ticket checks within that 10 minute stretch. Whilst this may already be happening for people travelling...

Walk and then drive past most games, almost always someone there with the box open

They are manually controlled on The Drove…….certainly after the game anyway.

Blithering you say ? 😂😂😂

FAB too presumably, or are they too busy researching flags ?

True that….have needed to go via Lewes the last few games, the train service has been very good. Usually back in Lewes well before 5.30 despite queuing on the bridge initially as we don’t rush off on the final whistle.

Yep, all of that Bournemouth - club car park can take at least 45 mins to exit, traffic outside is rammed. Leicester - traffic jams in all directions after 30 min queue to exit car park Manchester - forget trying to move a car within a mile or two of either ground for an hour after the game...

Yet our transport is really no worse than many other PL or championship grounds most of the time. Being able to get home within 60-90 mins leaving after the final whistle when living c12 miles away isn’t unreasonable or abnormal.

Well, as B Hill is south of HH I think that would be ok :laugh:

Well spotted Professor :thumbsup: :lolol:

You were bitching about ’millionaires getting richer’……🙄

Not surprised. I know another local team struggle to get a bus for away games if their game clashes with one of ours…..have to look far afield (at much more expense).

P&R already takes up virtually every spare bus in the area apparently……….

Include H Heath ?

:facepalm:

Damn right. Disgraceful how much that Bloom has taken out of the club

Another negative post…..could always wait for the review to actually take place ?

Pretty much any car park near a PL football ground is a ballache to get out of immediately after the game……….official (Bournemouth for example) or unofficial