15 min walk , about a mile
[Football] Eastbourne Vs Worthing
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next couple of days will be too late to buy tickets as nearly sold out
Thanks, I thought it looked further on Google Earth.
that 2300 isnt including season ticket holders and hospitality tickets
Sorrel
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Yeah, got ours already. Looking forward to another team I've never seen - though my brother in law goes to EB all the time (last year moaning on a lot, this year much happier).
Dirty Dave
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Is that a true running figure then? How many STH and hospitality tickets are there?
I bought two together at tge same time the other day and they were numbered 1725 and 1741
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Great to see such a great turnout expected for Friday. I largely follow Eastbourne Borough and Town on my days off from watching Brighton, which as some have suggested is a bit of an issue the town has in terms of having three great clubs to support.
I also have decent knowledge of Worthing, watching them a couple of times this season and sadly watching their heartbreaking play off final defeat last season.
The game on Friday could go either way to be honest. Borough are unbeaten in the league at home this season, but Worthing are a side who quite like the big occasion. A draw could see Truro have the opportunity to close in on the title, and whilst not a Sussex side would be a good story considering where they were 12 months ago. Torquay are also sniffing around too, playing Truro on Friday in what is set to be a great day of National South action.
For those who may be going to watch either side for the first time, keep an eye out for top scorer George Alexander (son of former Millwall and Crawley player Gary), rapid winger Yahya Bamba and solid defender Ollie Kensdale for Borough. I would add utility man Courtney Clarke to that list, but I believe he is still suspended following an altercation with a team mate in a recent game (never a dull moment in non-league)
On the Worthing side you have a couple of the ex-Albion contingent of Jack Spong and Danny Cashman, as well as some great forwards in Liam Nash and Mo Faal to name a few.
Excited to see how this one pans out. Hoping for more action than the 0-0 draw on New Years Day which was played in rather awkward weather conditions and not as high stakes at the time. Believe the game will be on DAZN (though instead of bothering with working the subscription on that just download Futbology and find yourself the nearest bit of non-league action to you!)
I also have decent knowledge of Worthing, watching them a couple of times this season and sadly watching their heartbreaking play off final defeat last season.
The game on Friday could go either way to be honest. Borough are unbeaten in the league at home this season, but Worthing are a side who quite like the big occasion. A draw could see Truro have the opportunity to close in on the title, and whilst not a Sussex side would be a good story considering where they were 12 months ago. Torquay are also sniffing around too, playing Truro on Friday in what is set to be a great day of National South action.
For those who may be going to watch either side for the first time, keep an eye out for top scorer George Alexander (son of former Millwall and Crawley player Gary), rapid winger Yahya Bamba and solid defender Ollie Kensdale for Borough. I would add utility man Courtney Clarke to that list, but I believe he is still suspended following an altercation with a team mate in a recent game (never a dull moment in non-league)
On the Worthing side you have a couple of the ex-Albion contingent of Jack Spong and Danny Cashman, as well as some great forwards in Liam Nash and Mo Faal to name a few.
Excited to see how this one pans out. Hoping for more action than the 0-0 draw on New Years Day which was played in rather awkward weather conditions and not as high stakes at the time. Believe the game will be on DAZN (though instead of bothering with working the subscription on that just download Futbology and find yourself the nearest bit of non-league action to you!)
jamie-oh
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Not a surprise, but its now been made all-ticket with no cash admittance on the day, so get on the website and reserve tickets if youre thinking about it 
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
- 7,433
Tickets are still available on line. We had nothing planned for Good Friday so going down to enjoy a big turn out and it's only 5 mins walk. Bizarrely it will be nice to think if they lose I will just be a bit meh as opposed to gutted when it's Albion.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
- 9,529
Just bought ticket 2774. Come on the mackerel men!
Plus Tunnel Club
Will this be a record attendance at EBFC?
LANGDON SEAGULL
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Record attendance is 3770 against Oxford in the FA Cup in 2005 so not quite
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,639
Not quite although probably the largest for a league game.
They had 3770 in attendance against Oxford Utd in the 1st round of the FA Cup in 2005.
Whitechapel
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With Faal back and firing I reckon we’ve got enough to do it. Obviously a massive, massive challenge but I think we’ve got enough game winners to sneak it.
Still absolutely flabbergasted it’s not segregated though, called it when the tickets were announced. Hopefully any potential knobhead contingent don’t turn up, but I reckon we’re looking at a very, very sizeable Worthing following.
Still absolutely flabbergasted it’s not segregated though, called it when the tickets were announced. Hopefully any potential knobhead contingent don’t turn up, but I reckon we’re looking at a very, very sizeable Worthing following.