Mr Putdown
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We are in BH23 and the shops main signs were blown off the building about an hour ago. The hairdressers opposite has suffered the same fate and the winds are getting stronger rather than easing off.
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[Albion] Strong wind and heavy rain forecast tomorrow.
- Thread starter dwayne
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We are in BH23 and the shops main signs were blown off the building about an hour ago. The hairdressers opposite has suffered the same fate and the winds are getting stronger rather than easing off.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
They’ve been banned
My Name Is Gully
Active member
In Coastal Dorset and trees down all over the place - winds heading East.
Madafwo
I'm probably being facetious.
- Nov 11, 2013
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So these are presumably heavy trains and will ok, whereas the others were lighter trains and would’ve been blown off their tracks?
Or Network Rail have put a blanket speed restriction in place to stop a train smashing into a tree at 90mph and the service has to be thinned out as you can't run the same amount of trains at half the speed.
Health and safety gone mad.
Blowing a rum ‘un in West Sussex. Lights flickering in Shoreham. Meeting friends for breakfast before we retire to the pub to sit the afternoon out in front of an open fire and Guinness.
Maybe call the game off due to health and safety? It's not our day. 
Norman Potting
Well-known member
Any updates on the weather conditions? Here in the lofty heights of northern Sussex it is tipping it down and with a strong wind - some of the cheaper cars are going backwards (one for Harry Wilson's Tackle perhaps?).
Are those with active crystal balls able to offer enlightenment as to what the trains may be doing around 13:30?
Are those with active crystal balls able to offer enlightenment as to what the trains may be doing around 13:30?
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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Maybe call the game off due to health and safety? It's not our day.
Bournemouth game seems to be going ahead and it's been worse there... Itd be such a shit day if ours is called off after the rugby too...
CorgiRegisteredFriend
Well-known member
It’s not that bad is it. How can a bit of wind be a safety issue?
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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It shouldn't be at all, but we are pretty pathetic in this country these days when it comes to weather
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Any chance of this being called off?
I've just been outside and I can't imagine how you can play a game in this wind
I've just been outside and I can't imagine how you can play a game in this wind
That's a good point.
Bournemouth has predicted gusts of 70mph, unlike our piffling 50mph.
The rain isn't due to return there until kick off.
I think I'll be making my decision today based on if that match starts.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
If they can't run trains and 20000 people are stuck without a way to get home.
Can you kick a ball in a 70mph wind?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
BN41Albion
Well-known member
- Oct 1, 2017
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Won't be as windy on the pitch though with an enclosed stadium surrounding it... Health and safety around the exposed ground / transport is what I can see it potentially being called off for...
It should have passed over by full time.
So if trains can get us there, they should be able to get people home.
It'll be the quickest way there.Will you be cycling?
Although going home might take a while.