Or maybe he lives locally?
I think we all know he left before the final whistle.
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Bennett's Field
- Thread starter Pat McCrotch
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I think we all know he left before the final whistle.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Same time home, 20 odd miles away in Eastbourne. If you can afford it, the uni is great to park in.
Silkster365
Oooo its a corner
Not nitpicking, but seeing as we seem to live in roughly the same area (I'm Worthing) - I left on whistle and jogged to park and ride pick up. Straight on bus, straight out and off to Mithras house, in car, back in Worthing by 10:20
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Stat Brother says he lives in 'the far side of West Sussex. Surely Worthing is the near side of West Sussex?
Publius Ovidius
Well-known member
The mrs picked us up at the virgin club and the traffic flowed really quickly for a change despite the myriad of people parking next to the ground on village way ...in fact we drove around one dick head double parked so blocking a bus in!
Barber has obviously drastically reduced stewards on match days and so it was a bit of a free for all yesterday. But we were fortunate this time.
Barber has obviously drastically reduced stewards on match days and so it was a bit of a free for all yesterday. But we were fortunate this time.
I'm surprised you can get out of Mithras in good time.
I was always quite happy with P&R, but work circumstances changed and I needed the guaranteed spot.
I wasn't doing down the other routes just echoing the ease of the Uni.
Financially I'd love to go back to P&R, but giving up the uni would be very difficult.
Border to the better half of Sussex - Worthing - me (the last true Albion outpost) - then the map ends
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Come to think of it the Uni is shite.
I've only just got in
I had to sleep in the car
I've missed work
The car was vandalised
All the tyres were slashed
Someone poohed on the car roof.
I thought I'd parked in downtown LA.
I strongly advise nobody else parks at the uni, it's a hell hole.
I've only just got in
I had to sleep in the car
I've missed work
The car was vandalised
All the tyres were slashed
Someone poohed on the car roof.
I thought I'd parked in downtown LA.
I strongly advise nobody else parks at the uni, it's a hell hole.
Lenny Rider
Well-known member
- Sep 15, 2010
- 5,439
Bennetts Field has car parking staff who are qualified in traffic management.....I know because they told us when we asked about proceedure. #barbercoveringallbases
Bennetts Field after an evening game, has NO staff, qualified or otherwise. There was not a soul in sight yesterday. The management of that car park is an absolute disgrace. And a dangerous one at that. Somebody is going to get hurt in there one day.
Again, this is not news to you - swap to the Uni for a stress-free escape.
I've spoken to my Dad this morning, and he's planning on doing exactly that.
chucky1973
New member
do all cars leaving bennets field have to go through the small railway tunnel? or is there another exit?
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the problems at the Racecourse P/R pre-match last night. We always use the Racecourse P/R and on a normal evening game we leave Sompting at 6pm and get to the racecourse at about 6:35, get straight on a bus (normally about 6 buses waiting) and arrive at the Amex at about 7pm. Last night the car park was nearly full when we arrived, no buses waiting and about 100 people queuing. Waited for 15mins for the next bus, by which time there were about 300 people queuing, and ended up only just making it to our seats in time for kick off.
There must have been a load of people who missed the start of the game. The club keep advising everyone to use (the apparantly under used!!) Racecourse P/R, and then when people take this advice they seem to have cut the number of buses on the route as well, brilliant!! I appreciate that a nearly full car park equates to a lot more people but there were definitely fewer buses as well. This is all getting a bit silly if it means we'll now have to leave at about 5:30 for a HOME game to be sure of getting to the ground at a reasonable time.That is the same time we left for an evening game at St Mary's Southampton, a couple of years back, and we were in the ground at 7:15.
And then watching last night's dire performance just added to my general feeling of being p****d off.
Thankyou, I feel a bit better now................................................but not by much.
There must have been a load of people who missed the start of the game. The club keep advising everyone to use (the apparantly under used!!) Racecourse P/R, and then when people take this advice they seem to have cut the number of buses on the route as well, brilliant!! I appreciate that a nearly full car park equates to a lot more people but there were definitely fewer buses as well. This is all getting a bit silly if it means we'll now have to leave at about 5:30 for a HOME game to be sure of getting to the ground at a reasonable time.That is the same time we left for an evening game at St Mary's Southampton, a couple of years back, and we were in the ground at 7:15.
And then watching last night's dire performance just added to my general feeling of being p****d off.
Thankyou, I feel a bit better now................................................but not by much.
It is pretty shit deal for disabled supporters though, as most of their parking is in Bennetts Field.
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the problems at the Racecourse P/R pre-match last night. We always use the Racecourse P/R and on a normal evening game we leave Sompting at 6pm and get to the racecourse at about 6:35, get straight on a bus (normally about 6 buses waiting) and arrive at the Amex at about 7pm. Last night the car park was nearly full when we arrived, no buses waiting and about 100 people queuing. Waited for 15mins for the next bus, by which time there were about 300 people queuing, and ended up only just making it to our seats in time for kick off.
There must have been a load of people who missed the start of the game. The club keep advising everyone to use (the apparantly under used!!) Racecourse P/R, and then when people take this advice they seem to have cut the number of buses on the route as well, brilliant!! I appreciate that a nearly full car park equates to a lot more people but there were definitely fewer buses as well. This is all getting a bit silly if it means we'll now have to leave at about 5:30 for a HOME game to be sure of getting to the ground at a reasonable time.That is the same time we left for an evening game at St Mary's Southampton, a couple of years back, and we were in the ground at 7:15.
And then watching last night's dire performance just added to my general feeling of being p****d off.
Thankyou, I feel a bit better now................................................but not by much.
Increased prices all round, cuts to all services. The match day experience seems to be deteriorating rap[idly. I sometimes wonder if Barber will drive people away next season and will actually cost us money as opposed to make us more.
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the problems at the Racecourse P/R pre-match last night. We always use the Racecourse P/R and on a normal evening game we leave Sompting at 6pm and get to the racecourse at about 6:35, get straight on a bus (normally about 6 buses waiting) and arrive at the Amex at about 7pm. Last night the car park was nearly full when we arrived, no buses waiting and about 100 people queuing. Waited for 15mins for the next bus, by which time there were about 300 people queuing, and ended up only just making it to our seats in time for kick off.
There must have been a load of people who missed the start of the game. The club keep advising everyone to use (the apparantly under used!!) Racecourse P/R, and then when people take this advice they seem to have cut the number of buses on the route as well, brilliant!! I appreciate that a nearly full car park equates to a lot more people but there were definitely fewer buses as well. This is all getting a bit silly if it means we'll now have to leave at about 5:30 for a HOME game to be sure of getting to the ground at a reasonable time.That is the same time we left for an evening game at St Mary's Southampton, a couple of years back, and we were in the ground at 7:15.
And then watching last night's dire performance just added to my general feeling of being p****d off.
Thankyou, I feel a bit better now................................................but not by much.
You were unlucky then as I arrived at 6.30, car park half full, 3 buses waiting, on first one in ground by 6.55. Saw 2 buses heading back to Racecourse as well.
Agreed. But you and I both know HKFC and offspring are not disabled.
And also that its not MY pass, so I have to take what I am given!
theboybilly
Well-known member
I stayed right until the final whistle and was home to hot cocoa in Shoreham by 10.15pm. A quick stroll up to the m/cycle parking and home via the A27 on my slow 125cc scooter. So cycle home from the Amex to anywhere this side of central Brighton by 10 should be easily do-able.
jonsey
Active member
Gordon.........he must know whats going on