6,000 tickets sold

Boy Blue

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Tim Over Whelmed said:

Great candidate to join my team TeamTAF, in the Sussex 100 Bike Ride to raise funds for The Chestnut Tree House Children's Hospice?

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Hope it's not 100 mile bike ride. I'll always do things for charity so have you got a link for this charity ride?

 

Boy Blue

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You need a bigger horn.

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That made me chuckle.

 

Tim Over Whelmed

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Boy Blue said:

Hope it's not 100 mile bike ride. I'll always do things for charity so have you got a link for this charity ride?

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http://www.chestnut-tree-house.org.uk/events/chestnut-sussex-100/

My team is Team TAF feel free to join us if you wish? It's three routes about 35, 65 & 105 Km

 

Wilko

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For anyone in the Brighton and Hove area, assuming you are not disabled then bloody WALK you lazy gits*



* assuming you finish work in time to get there of course

 

SIMMO SAYS

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pishhead said:

I'll be walking from the top of Elm grove. Via a few pubs.

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You have the right name

 

Boy Blue

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Tim Over Whelmed said:

http://www.chestnut-tree-house.org.uk/events/chestnut-sussex-100/

My team is Team TAF feel free to join us if you wish? It's three routes about 35, 65 & 105 Km

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I'll have a proper look when home. 35 seems okay but the elevation seems rather steep at the beginning as would like it midday. I'll send a pm later during the week.

 

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Boy Blue said:

I'll have a proper look when home. 35 seems okay but the elevation seems rather steep at the beginning as would like it midday. I'll send a pm later during the week.

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Perfect, cheers!

 

BeHereNow

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I went on the Colchester site earlier, it said they had sold over 250 tickets.

I reckon the crowd will be about 4,500.

 

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The thread title was a little misleading! I thought 'bloody hell' 6k is a good effort given no trains or free parking. I'd be very surprised if the attendance reached that figure. Sadly, me (plus 2) have decided to give this one a miss. I can't be bothered with the train chaos and am not prepared to pay £12 to park when I've parked for parking for Friday.

 

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Just under 7k. Good effort that.

 

Drumstick

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Home already.


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Left the ground at 9.45, back in Burgess Hill at 10.15. SASTA can do one, park and walk is the way forward ! Decent second half, had the feel of a game where CH delivered a rocket at half time as we came out with far more energy and purpose and LULU, Elvis and Murphy ran at them, successfully.

 

Sheebo

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Did that 7k include the 2.5k 1901 members who had free tickets I wonder? Expect it did... Great effort though

 

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Wilko said:

For anyone in the Brighton and Hove area, assuming you are not disabled then bloody WALK you lazy gits*



* assuming you finish work in time to get there of course

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I walked the 4.1 miles home.

 

Wilko

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Brighton Lines said:

I walked the 4.1 miles home.

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Yup, I walked there an back from central Brighton

 

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dazzer6666 said:

Left the ground at 9.45, back in Burgess Hill at 10.15. SASTA can do one, park and walk is the way forward ! Decent second half, had the feel of a game where CH delivered a rocket at half time as we came out with far more energy and purpose and LULU, Elvis and Murphy ran at them, successfully.

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It isn't though. I love a few beers at football. Where did you park?

 

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spence said:

It isn't though. I love a few beers at football. Where did you park?

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Towards Woodingdean. I tend not to drink at matches so works for me.

 

Dick Swiveller

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Just under 5000 attendees apparently so that answers my question - they included 1901 tickets in the 6000 sold.

 

BeHereNow

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Dick Swiveller said:

Just under 5000 attendees apparently so that answers my question - they included 1901 tickets in the 6000 sold.

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I think there were a couple of hundred 1901ers there. Put that on top of my earlier guess of 4,500 and just under 5,000 is probably about right.

 

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BeHereNow said:

I think there were a couple of hundred 1901ers there. Put that on top of my earlier guess of 4,500 and just under 5,000 is probably about right.

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It definitely IS right! I got this from someone who sees the actual figure.