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are we now agreed that btn v barnsley should be pay as you turn up like most other games in england?If so, then we move forward from there, or dont and lose fans.

y friend, all i have done is pointed out when you are making up thinggs like people dont just turn up at football matches anymore because they do up and down the country I also do not and will not accept that brighton are special. I do nderstand there is a planning coondition currently in force...

the albion fans were fantastic as im sure was lord b. But the harsh reality is that tony bloom is the person, with dk and their board that kept the club afloat with their money, are the people to thank for the ground.. particularly tony bloom who is apparently now £93 Million poorer!

and derby my friend?..as for stoke, i recall their ground is like falmer, near the town, but also near the country, remember the east btn estates are 10 minutes walk from falmer

rubbish drivel and nonsense, almost as much as TLO's attempt to try and argue that nobody turns up and pays anymore. Btn v barnsley will not cause traffic chaos ! You do make me laugh, did you type that with a straight face?

went to derby a few years ago, the new groun out of town) turned up, got a few pennies out of my pocket and got in... oh i forgot stoke as well ..

you waive the white flag vey easiy my friend. Dont acept bloody stupid rules, challenge them. As i have said before, the club needs to challenge any planning regulation that stops turning up on the day to watch a game of good old albion versus the mighty barnsley. It can should and in time, no...

thank you my friend, see you can pay on the day and the world does not come to an end, now lets have this at the albion as well

and anyway what a fig of difference does it make whether iots a new ground or not, the wrong impression that TLO was giving was that the days of turning up and paying were gone, well er, no they are not for the vast majority of grounds in the country. .. as for the list i will add darlington...

Does Millwall count? or what about Derby....

er yes TLO it would help if you lived in the real world. Do you ever go to away games? Over the last few years the only game where I could not get in by paying at the ground was palace for crowd trouble reasons. So why do you deliberately misunderstand what peoplee say and then basically make up...

As I work in Ldn town then im not sure hy im bothered about btn v barnsley on a wednesday night as its unlikely id get down for it anyway ! Actually i know wy im fussed, the idea of stopping some old fella or a ew kids paying on the day and telling them to log on line to get an oyster card about...

Exactly.

Utter drivel mate. Read the thread. The distinction between pay on the day and pay has been understood from the start but it is just you have attempted to misunderstand the point I make deliberately or you just do not understand. Your distinction however misses the point and really your...

turn it in son, you can agree or not but leave the arrogance at home

ultimately mate and thankfully it wont be down to a council. If they disagree ten I assume you just appeal their decision and then the ouncil has to make a decision to throw resources defeding the apeeal or they decide to behave with a touch of common sense

You call someone a fckwit and then miss the point entirely. What is your problem?

no mate i i will have a swipe card as have said befpore, and for me, and maybe you it is a great idea. But dont think of yourself, put yourself n others shos for a minute. For example (and this is one there will be lots of other examples), do you remember being a kid and someone saying "fancy...

what is i with counil workers, do you just invent rules to keep yourselves in a jo? Btn v Barnsley does not need bloody stupid rules to stop people turning up if they fancy it without some poxy plastic card. Get over it, and the albion should understand that, and appeal any bloody stupid...

not as fooking stupid as you. read the thread, the debate is about if you need some poxy card or not to get into the ground.