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[Travel] buses for arsenal game
- Thread starter desprateseagull
- Start date
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Yep...personally 5.30 is fine...time to see family ..but then a good excuse to say I must leave
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Spot the local.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
What a silly thing to say
They probably would have liked to but it would only give the unions another one excuse to strike
Because, as far as I can work out, the train drivers’ union look for any excuse to strike these days. Being made to work on Boxing Day would be all out war
Not sure how the travel plan works but if it’s 10 ten years old should it not be reviewed? I wonder if the prospect of holding games early evening on Boxing Day with a 30000 capacity Amex was even considered?
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Architects sat around a table one Friday night in a pub.
"So, this Falmer place, any thoughts"
"Yeh, little ol' Brighton club. Only good for 3rd tier football. 20K ground will do and they'll struggle to get that many"
"Think you're right. Leave out any seats in the Upper East to start with and put them in if they get to the second tier"
I've always thought the location of the stadium was awful from an access point of view.
I'd be buying up the closed down toy/pet/furniture shops on that trading estate in Hove, it'll be derelict soon so should be cheap. or build an Island and do it where the pier was and TB can have a casino there as well.
I'd be buying up the closed down toy/pet/furniture shops on that trading estate in Hove, it'll be derelict soon so should be cheap. or build an Island and do it where the pier was and TB can have a casino there as well.
They don’t care.
BensGrandad
New member
I think I read that most countries run their PUBLIC TRANSPORT to suit the general public not the unions and their members That is something the railways have never been guilty of as long as I can remember.
Return of the Rev
Well-known member
Never had a problem in the 70’s getting to any games. Snowflakes
It’s a 5:15 kick off but you probably know that!
BRIGHT ON Q
Well-known member
- Jul 5, 2003
- 9,104
Never had a problem in the 70’s getting to any games. Snowflakes
What the time when you could rock up in your car and just park it anywhere around the ground?
Dirty Dave
Well-known member
I'm using the P&R at Sainsburys tomorrow but will now be parking up in a different car than booked. Will this be an issue as the ticket will have a different reg on it to my car?
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Drive down from Reigate, park the other side of Hove Park, stroll over to the ground and into the Goldstone. Never much of a problem, even when it was rammed.
Ah, life was simple then!
Anyway, Happy Christmas to one and all and here's to wishing for a few points!
Ah, life was simple then!
Anyway, Happy Christmas to one and all and here's to wishing for a few points!
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
BensGrandad
New member
I have gone through various options for this game from watching on sky to P & R then settled on the bus from Lewes but reading this thread about the probable delays getting home have decided against that and am now being dropped off and picked up within easy walking distance of the ground. I wonder how it would be if PB and TB had the same problem getting to a game as some supporters encounter. I would guarantee it wouldn't happen many times.
AlastairWatts
Active member
It is, but isn't that the modern face of football? Stadiums used to be part of a town, now they are built on the outskirts, presumably 'cos the land is cheaper and more accessible to buy. According to Dick Knight in his book it was the only place possible.
Nope thought it was 5.30
Me too, even though I got the travel update mail.... thanks mr Poole