[Albion] Mass exodus at 2-0

sully

Dunscouting

Jul 7, 2003

7,836

Worthing

• Dec 16, 2017

• #101

Westdene Wonder said:

Its a big IF, any goals that were scored could be seen on BBC Match of the day

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So why bother going to the game at all?

 

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kingcole

Well-known member

Jan 2, 2010

5,315

So far down Shoreham Beach, I am virtually back in

• Dec 16, 2017

• #102

I too left when the 2nd goal went in. First time in years I've done that (Upton Park thrashing was the last).

But, and coupled with a marvelous location of my 'parkonmydrive' parking spot, I was on the M25 by 10pm and in bed by 1130. No more than 30 minutes later than I would expect to be home in Shoreham after a home game!

 

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jaghebby

Active member

Mar 18, 2013

300

• Dec 16, 2017

• #103

sully said:

That’s made me feel better for missing it as I got home just after 1 as well.

Might I ask why you’d change at St Pancras, though, when Farringdon has adjacent platforms?

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Good question lol maybe not to rational after a few beers! Lol


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SK1NT

Well-known member

Sep 9, 2003

8,731

Thames Ditton

• Dec 16, 2017

• #104

I also thought that this thread was going to be about the Spurs fans. I go to most Spurs games and have never seen Spurs fans leave like that however i don't believe that Wednesdays match was a reflection on either sets of fans but more of a reflection on the trains being screwed.

My uncle is a Brighton season ticket holder and i got him a ticket in the Spurs end. He said if he wanted to get back to Worthing he would have to leave at 21:30. He ended up getting a room by the ground.