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Agreed - next week (and every week for the foreseeable) is down the the emergency timetable, not the dispute (although I guess they are blaming the need for the emergency timetable on the ongoing dispute, rather than their shite management)

This.............really not sure what more people are expecting the club to do.

If there are only 1-2 trains an hour post match it will still be a problem............let's see...........

I would think not if reliant on trains to get home.

Yup - it's a disaster. Parking/traffic chaos and a potentially half-empty Amex until sorted. Club can't avoid midweek fixtures - season isn't long enough to have weekend only games but agree moving any more at the moment should be resisted (meaning even more loss of revenue as no TV money, on...

See my earlier post - maybe he meant 'effectively closed' as there is very little chance of getting back after the game at least

Indeed - point I alluded to above is that this isn't specific to the Rotherham game. It'll be all evening games as long as the 'emergency' timetable is in place.

Have always tended to park at Lewes - before the game there seemed to be one every 10-15 mins to Falmer, and after about the same (usually ended up on a train between 22.00 and 22.15 typically). Can't find an old timetable anywhere though. Unless they are going to put on shuttles for matches...

The revised timetable shows trains as follows for Tuesday 16 (some examples below) - I guess he means 'effectively closed' - and presumably this is the case until a 'normal' timetable is re-established. Will cost the club (Tony) millions this season and God knows what it will do to long term...