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Crikey that must have been some sort of record!

The ideal scenario from the club's perspective, PB must be salivating at the prospect.

I can see that going down well with all the motorists that want to turn left at the top of the exit lane . . . NOT! As keen as we all are to get to the Amex pdq, like it or not there are others who will be enroute to other destinations and have no interest in football at all. Plus of course...

I think fans would be happy to stay all night if we were thrashing a team managed by our somewhat tainted former manager.

Well if you do . . . there is always Gorings Mead, l'll let you in for a fiver!

Even so it must be a lot easier than travelling from your former home town!

I guess it depends on how you look at it. Certainly for those of us Susses based, travelling to the Amex is far easier, and quicker, even allowing for potential parking problems, and public transport delays/cancellations.

If finances enable you to do it, l'd strongly advise you to stick with Seagulls Travel. My NWSS season ticket isn't cheap either, but nothing beats gliding to and from games in your own comfy coach seat, and only having to walk a few yards to sthe stadium. Every time we drive out of the coach...

I don't think anyone can argue with that.

Worst experience in the entire Football League? that's one heck of a statement considering the league consists of 92 clubs. I feel sure, (though admittedly without knowing), that their must be quite a few worse than us. I guess l am one of the lucky ones, being delivered warm and cosy into the...