Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Other than charging £250 a pop for the exclusive few to be a member of the 'Seven Stars Sports Bar'? Well? 
I'll start:
1. Optional/partial opt-out of the Travel Subsidy. On the mainline Brighton-London it runs from Haywards Heath to Brighton to Falmer. Huge numbers of Albion STHs will also be Southern STHs, so would onlty need a subsidy between Brighton and Falmer, if indeed they needed any subsidising at all. . Ditto Eastbound and Westbound lines, maybe to a lesser extent. And every punter who arrives by Seagulls Travel coach or by car or even walks to the ground. So in many cases the Albion are subsidising something that doesn't need subsidising. It's the equivalent of, say, buying dedicated holiday insurance when its already covered by your paid-for bank account. Travel Subsidy needs more finely tuning IMHO.
2. Albion Museum. Fantastic place. Why not make it £2 entry shuffle-through on match days. I'd guess there would be a large take-up by both home and away fans.
Anymore for anymore?
I'll start:
1. Optional/partial opt-out of the Travel Subsidy. On the mainline Brighton-London it runs from Haywards Heath to Brighton to Falmer. Huge numbers of Albion STHs will also be Southern STHs, so would onlty need a subsidy between Brighton and Falmer, if indeed they needed any subsidising at all. . Ditto Eastbound and Westbound lines, maybe to a lesser extent. And every punter who arrives by Seagulls Travel coach or by car or even walks to the ground. So in many cases the Albion are subsidising something that doesn't need subsidising. It's the equivalent of, say, buying dedicated holiday insurance when its already covered by your paid-for bank account. Travel Subsidy needs more finely tuning IMHO.
2. Albion Museum. Fantastic place. Why not make it £2 entry shuffle-through on match days. I'd guess there would be a large take-up by both home and away fans.
Anymore for anymore?
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