Who travels the furthest to get to home games then?

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What do you think your precious attendance would be if we use your 30 mile radius rule?

I've always maintained that I would like the Amex to be packed with people who live in or around Brighton. The Club is a reflection of the City as so should its supporters be. Don't worry it's not going to happen and it's just my opinion.:thumbsup:
 




bomber130

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Jun 10, 2011
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I usually leave home at about 11am and don't get back till about 12.30am. You would think a 32 mile round trip would be quicker but then again I'm usually smashed out of my scull.
 


Paul Reids Sock

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Nov 3, 2004
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However far Reading is. I spent a season with a season ticket an doing it all on public transport so left home at 11am and got home between 10pm and midnight after post match beers
 


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I left home at 1:10 on Jukce lounge at 1:35 amazing effort sprinted up Springfield road
 






Bevendean Hillbilly

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Sep 4, 2006
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Nestling in green nowhere
I've always maintained that I would like the Amex to be packed with people who live in or around Brighton. The Club is a reflection of the City as so should its supporters be. Don't worry it's not going to happen and it's just my opinion.:thumbsup:

Your opinion is a pretty stupid one in that case.

I would rather the Amex was full of people who follow Brighton and Hove Albion.
 












gjh1971

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May 7, 2007
2,251
There's 3 Essex Seagulls so far...and me makes 4! Used to get the train but can't face it anymore as the Saturday carriages are full of Happy Hammers, Spurs knobheads and, when it gets to Stratford, Millwall....now I drive so 170 odd miles door to door.

And me makes 5 from Essex. 150 mile round trip for me
 






Mr Bridger

Sound of the suburbs
Feb 25, 2013
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Earth
260 round trip from leafy northants, 2x season tickets available for midweek games in the east upper, ( away end)
 






SammyTheSeagull

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Jun 17, 2013
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I'm from brighton but got a job in newcastle so i travel down every Saturday game don't make it to night matches during the week sadly
 




piersa

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Apr 17, 2011
3,155
London
I left Croyde at 06:25 yesterday morning. That was a one off. I do not know how people do that sort of journey for every match. I tilt my cap to all of you.
 


Eddiespearritt

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May 23, 2012
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Central Europe
I left Croyde at 06:25 yesterday morning. That was a one off. I do not know how people do that sort of journey for every match. I tilt my cap to all of you.

Croyde - what a gorgeous place - at least it was when I was spending all my childhood summer holidays there in the 60's. I left central Switzerland at 6.15am CET - 5.15 Bst - and was enjoying a beer in the stadium at 14.30. A fairly regular trip but it makes midweek games impossible.
 




piersa

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Apr 17, 2011
3,155
London
Croyde - what a gorgeous place - at least it was when I was spending all my childhood summer holidays there in the 60's. I left central Switzerland at 6.15am CET - 5.15 Bst - and was enjoying a beer in the stadium at 14.30. A fairly regular trip but it makes midweek games impossible.

The beaches are the nicest I have been to, including, Thailand, Australia etc. You come from Switzerland?!!!! When did you win the lottery?
 


Glawstergull

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May 21, 2004
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GLAWSTERSHIRE
I've always maintained that I would like the Amex to be packed with people who live in or around Brighton. The Club is a reflection of the City as so should its supporters be. Don't worry it's not going to happen and it's just my opinion.:thumbsup:
The club is a reflection of the city, it's full of people from all walks and from all over the place.
I'll start worrying when they put you in a position of responsibility.
 


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