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I'd love to but it's become a bit addictive! I'm sure you're right. Indeed I have. I got to work 10 minutes early today!

I see you are still ignoring my point about the MAP, which is what I have said is wrong. I'm glad you are so clear about the buses. If you go back to Lord Bracknell's explanation of the difference between Brighton & Hove buses and Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company buses, you'll see that...

It's actually the club that call it free. As you can see on Bold Seagull's map.

Indeed, you can. :thumbsup:

So you think the inaccurate map is fine, then?

My point was that it's not immediately obvious that the site includes buses that are not considered to be "Brighton & Hove" buses, as it's clearly branded as Brighton & Hove Bus Company's website. Just because a route is operated by someone else doesn't mean it's not their route. I operate a...

It does actually say: "A full bus schedule can be found by CLICKING HERE" and the link is to the Brighton & Hove Bus Co website - which also lists all the buses you can't use..... It seems that most people are saying the map is irrelevant, so if it was the one below, would that be acceptable...

It calls it a "free bus matchday travel area". Would you expect that to mean the answer to your question is zero?

How many are in the area I identified, which is about 50% of the area shown? It was to prove that you couldn't be bothered to actually check your facts before posting. Which proved to be correct. I have had to write far too much on this thread because you keep ignoring the glaring fact that...

It doesn't, actually, as the answer is that there aren't any, yet the guide would suggest that there are. It's a bit like saying all ScotRail services within the zone are included. Indeed, I did know the answer when I posed the question this morning as I'd looked into it. I was expecting you...

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No I don't and I don't have long blond hair either (on the assumption that that Sully still has his locks).

So, Einstein, as the travel guide is so simple, can you please explain to me from your Janet and John version what services are included on the matchday ticket that operate in or through the area bounded by West Grinstead, Haywards Heath, Cooksbridge, Plumpton, Hassocks and Henfield (i.e. about...

Indeed. Worked a treat for Saturday games last season. Shame it's no longer available. It was never feasible for evening games, though, as they don't run back late enough.

I have already told you (and others) that I have corresponded with the club and I understand what the travel guide says. The response from the club suggested it's not clear to them either, so perhaps you could write the Janet and John version for them as it is so simple. The point of putting it...

If others contributed a sensible response that actually helped to clarify the position, as Lord Bracknell has just done, it would have helped. I should have known that half term was a bad time to ask a question.

One last time. The club gave incorrect information when asked to clarify. They didn't realise themselves that there were no services in the area. The time I didn't notice the operated by bit was when I first looked up Brighton & Hove bus services 2 years ago, not recently. The recent enquiry...

I'm sure it does, but I might as well drive to Patcham in the time it would take. I agree, but it would add other complications with the park and ride sites.

I have asked the club. They gave me wrong information that was only corrected when I pointed out there weren't any services covered. The point of the thread was to find out if we were just unlucky in Hurst or if the problem was more universal. I guess the title was probably a bit OTT, but came...

Thanks. So they are covered by the day tickets and suchlike? I thought that must be why they were there. Initially, I didn't notice the "operated by" notes and just assumed everything on there was covered!