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In some ways the end of the strike is the worst thing to happen for us east of the county. Now 1,000's can get to Lewes by train to pile onto the shuttle buses. With the cut off going home as 10.45 no way on earth will everybody get back to Lewes again.

I decided to book seagulls travel from Polegate last night for the Rotherham game over £32 for three of us, when the train would cost nothing. Thought about it for Friday night but didn't want to risk missing ko due to the airbourne traffic holding up the bus out of Eastboune.

Which is my concern, by the time we get from the NS to the car park we will be near the back of the queue. Round trip to Lewes station must be at least half a hour so each bus will only make two trips, unless they have loads of buses that will not be very many people.

I see there is a 10.45pm cut off for the Lewes Station shuttle buses, that only gives an hour post game, I wonder what will happen if there is still a queue at that time.

Do some people live under a rock, somebody tweeted the club this morning asking if there will be additional trains for Tuesday's match or whether they will be stuck with the 22.20.

That's a good shout, always drive the Lewes and get the train so parking isn't an issue as never use the station one anyway. Although how rammed will the bus back be after the game, and how reliable will they be at that time of the evening. Edit: There could be a bus strike as well that day...

Was considering driving to Lewes as usual and getting the seagulls travel coach from the prison but its really expensive - £30 for the three of us for a five minute ride is extortionate - going to risk the shuttle instead I think. Getting to the ground "should" hopefully be ok as should be able...