new generation at falmer

[broadwaterseagull]

looking forward to the kids being taken to falmer by their dads and thinking that they now will have a stadium that they will also take their kids to. The club will finally have a home ground to be proud of in the coming generations, with the new stadium people who previously have not considered going to a game are now thinking about it.

 

[Captain Haddock]

Met a few people over the past few weeks who are clearly not regulars who are showing a keen interest in the exciting new development over in Falmer.

Chatting to a father and son at the site last weekend, the father hadn't been since the Goldstone and his lad had never been to a game but they had the wide-eyed wonder of future potential new fans (REnewed in the father's case!)

Hope there will be many more!

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

Falmer is a whole new ball game,people will be coming out the woodwork alright.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

can't wait to take my g'kids there. They are not really football mad so I couldn't take to Withers or they'ed be lost forever.

 

[severnside gull]

key features are availability of tickets on the day and parking.

Having a fair way to travel I have often woken up on a match day morning and thought about driving down but having to be there early to come into town, find somewhere to park, get a ticket, then travel out to the game, then back to retrieve the car before a 4 hour drive home.....................


but I will have a season ticket for Falmer and I will bring my grandsons - we will only be their second team I'm afraid - theyre all Brummies and support their local sides but you never know

 

[ryans father]

looking forward to the kids being taken to falmer by their dads and thinking that they now will have a stadium that they will also take their kids to. The club will finally have a home ground to be proud of in the coming generations, with the new stadium people who previously have not considered going to a game are now thinking about it.

I will be taking my three young kids whwn Falmer arrives.

 

[dougdeep]

key features are availability of tickets on the day and parking.

Having a fair way to travel I have often woken up on a match day morning and thought about driving down but having to be there early to come into town, find somewhere to park, get a ticket, then travel out to the game, then back to retrieve the car before a 4 hour drive home.....................


[/I]

You can book tickets online, park just a 15 minute walk away and pick up tickets at the ground, honest.

 

[BIG GAY AL]

I'll be getting a season ticket when Falmer is built. I'm a student up in Leicester and i've only seen Brighton play once in the past three years and that was against Leicester. I had a season ticket for a long time before i left sussex, and although i'm coming home this year im doing a PGCE and will be 21 so have to pay full price so can't afford it.

Looking forward to getting it back when i have a job, and can sit in a stand where i won't get wet!

 

[Danny-Boy]

Meanwhile Eastbourne Boro's crowds have slumped to below 1,000 on average, I think they will suffer more now the nearer Falmer gets to opening.