Search results

BHAFC Response To Southern Failure As 'Transport Partner' v Villa http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/brighton-hove-albion-3423941.aspx#a3gG2rU0fqkGZo2V.99 Brighton & Hove Albion would like to thank the majority of supporters from the club, and our visitors Aston Villa, for their...

Much the same as the DfT do with their franchise then. The message is clear: pay these twunts upfront for services at your peril. The minute they get paid by performance, things would improve out of sight overnight. Either that or they'd go bust earlydoors.

Much as nobody in their right mind would trust Southern to run a bath, let alone a train service, maybe the club should nail them down to just providing a 10 minute 8 carriage Brighton-Falmer-Lewes shuttle service both before and after the game and state that upfront well in advance of the Leeds...

Hopefully the club will issue a statement to that effect in due course.

I think that's unfair. Ernest and Deadly Danson already share with us lot on here a pretty candid insight into what is going on behind the scenes, including the posting of some internal documents. By posting them on here, it allows anyone to bring these to the club's attention as appropriate...

Good point, well made. Forgot about him.

This, completely. What was different yesterday from previous evening matches where SASTA have held their hands up in surrender by 4.30pm and the club have had at least a sporting chance of putting together a costly contingency plan by laying on some buses to help the fans get home? Did staff...

Which in turn will probably lead to a significant number of STHs not renewing. It seems like nearly half the games are evening kick-offs now, and if the transport infrastructure can't even be relied on to get people home to, say, Worthing or Newhaven, let alone further afield, there's going to...

Think you may be quoting the wrong post here mate.

This wretched company has now gone way beyond incompetent and are becoming increasingly malicious, now that they know they're more or less immune from any political intervention. Presumably they're turning the screw hoping to turn more of the travelling public against their own hard-working...

IMHO the club should now be taking Southern to court for breach of contract. Barber was already quoted on here recently as saying the Albion are one of Southern's biggest customers and that he is frustrated that the high-ups in that terminally failing franchise won't even enter into dialogue...