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:thumbsup: Just an EPIC afternoon. I confess to shedding a tear or two at one point, as I surveyed the scene and it finally, properly sunk in just how far this club has come. That wasn't just a parade, it was a full-blown party, and anyone who thinks it was unnecessary because we didn't win the...

Yes, yes I can. Those players have MORE than just "showed up" for the last 2 YEARS. After the devastation of how the previous season ended, for them to have come back, gone again, and won promotion by 8 points showed massive guts, character and sheer bloody force of will. If some NIMRODS want...

:thumbsup: Good lad Fair enough, its not for everyone. I'm just finding myself slightly irked by the "waaa waaa we didn't win any of our last 3 games, so bollocks to it" brigade.

I might just pack my Speedos, yes.

Forcast is decent. Quite warm, with broken cloud.

Generally I don't think they lay on giant video screens to entertain the crowds while the bus is on the way, I've not seen that on any other victory parades. Plus Hove Lawns is by a main road which (I assume?) won't be fully closed off there once the bus has arrived, so they need an element of...

Moan moan bloody moan. The afternoon/evening will be what YOU make of it. Instead of grizzling about the zones, the timing, the councillors etc etc, just turn up with a bunch of friends and family, cheer the team, watch the videos, drink some beer, listen to the speeches, and partake. You...

Is that REALLY all you feel about it ? Wow. Just wow,

Blimey there are some moany old bast@rds on this thread. "We were crap in the last 3 games" "We didn't win anything" "I can't park anywhere" "I might get robbed" "They'll search my bag" "Its a bit too late" :rolleyes: OK there are a raft of rules and regulations (thanks to the Council and the...

Maybe it wasn't down to the club. Perhaps all the Councillors wanted to go out for their usual Sunday dinner and drinkies before climbing on the bus.

Exactly. What else is there to do on a Sunday evening, Countryfile ? We're so lucky here to have a fabulous town and seafront to enjoy, when you consider the majority of concrete suburban griefholes most of the country is made up of. And on Sunday, our Premier League team will be gracing it. So...

I'll be there. I just need to decide whether to walk along with the bus and eventually get kettled into Zone B, or run the gauntlet of trying to smuggle extra tinnies into Zone A and hang around there. Hmmm.