Relevance to "Brighton Away Tix travel pubs etc"....?mcdowell42 wrote:I'm sorry is there any other threads you think I should stay off.when you say slanderous do u mean stuff like wenger is a *word censored* or a cancer on this club kind of thing or just stuff tht u don't like .
MK Gould wrote:Relevance to "Brighton Away Tix travel pubs etc"....?mcdowell42 wrote:I'm sorry is there any other threads you think I should stay off.when you say slanderous do u mean stuff like wenger is a *word censored* or a cancer on this club kind of thing or just stuff tht u don't like .
If you just want to flirt why don't you just PM him?
but I won't be told what threads I can or cannot post on,I'll leave it now don't have any gripe with you
it's just joey Barton won't respond to me on twitter I'm standing up for the 97percent of you people from the British isles who joey thinks he is smarter than 
I think that might be because it was a dilapidated athletics groundHenry Norris 1913 wrote:highbury jd, mcdowell - if you both keep derailing my topic I will have you both banned.
Brighton are a decent club riding a crest at the moment in the championship. I remember that awful withdean ground they used to use which looked like a dilapidated athletics ground.
bha_fan wrote: Leaving the ground is a bit of a ballache on the train but if you hang around the concourses after the game the bars are all open and a swift pint and then the queues will be non-existent. The club have real ale (local brewers Harveys) and guest beers aplenty and our pies have been voted best in the country.
bha_fan wrote:Brighton fan here. Yes, your ticket includes transport to the ground. There's a queueing system at the station for Falmer but it goes down pretty quickly otherwise the park and rides or normal buses all accept the travel voucher.
Leaving the ground is a bit of a ballache on the train but if you hang around the concourses after the game the bars are all open and a swift pint and then the queues will be non-existent. The club have real ale (local brewers Harveys) and guest beers aplenty and our pies have been voted best in the country.
Train-wise, it might be an option to go via Lewes there and back and avoid Brighton. Both Brighton and Lewes have loads of pubs near the town centre. The police may well try to shove you into Trevorspoons but if you can, avoid and try one of the non-home fan boozers. There's dozens to choose from.
And one last thing - just a friendly word of warning that the police and stewards have started clamping down very hard on homophobic chanting this season compared with previous seasons and there's been prosecutions and bannings as a result. The usual low-level 'does your boyfriend know you're here' won't see you get into trouble but there's been some stuff said and gestured that has been deemed beyond the pale by the powers that be.
Enjoy your trip, we're rightly proud of our award-winning stadium having been homeless for 14 years -2 years playing our home games in Gillingham 100 miles away and then the rest in a converted running track. Our new home was built by the same company who built the Emirates, I just wish it was in town.
You mean you don't have lukewarm gnats piss lager thats sat on the warm serving hatch for 20 mins at £3.50 a shot? Fuck me - you'll never make the Premiership. And what's all this concessions for away fans.....pah, charge em £62 and be done with itbha_fan wrote: Leaving the ground is a bit of a ballache on the train but if you hang around the concourses after the game the bars are all open and a swift pint and then the queues will be non-existent. The club have real ale (local brewers Harveys) and guest beers aplenty and our pies have been voted best in the country.
highburyJD wrote:as stated before, I only post to chat about away days and history
I've realised positivity is not wanted here (hurts the touchier part-timers feelings)
why are you posting on this thread, is there any chance of you actually going...?
I'll enjoy the matches,
you just carry on praying for defeats to revel in sweetheart
highburyJD wrote:I'd say the Soton game was almost as dull as that long run of 0-0s under GG
but my resolution is to only talk here about the past and buying/selling up tickets
positivity on this board just causes rows
Good evening Gooners, Brighton fan here.StuartL wrote:bha_fan wrote:Brighton fan here. Yes, your ticket includes transport to the ground. There's a queueing system at the station for Falmer but it goes down pretty quickly otherwise the park and rides or normal buses all accept the travel voucher.
Leaving the ground is a bit of a ballache on the train but if you hang around the concourses after the game the bars are all open and a swift pint and then the queues will be non-existent. The club have real ale (local brewers Harveys) and guest beers aplenty and our pies have been voted best in the country.
Train-wise, it might be an option to go via Lewes there and back and avoid Brighton. Both Brighton and Lewes have loads of pubs near the town centre. The police may well try to shove you into Trevorspoons but if you can, avoid and try one of the non-home fan boozers. There's dozens to choose from.
And one last thing - just a friendly word of warning that the police and stewards have started clamping down very hard on homophobic chanting this season compared with previous seasons and there's been prosecutions and bannings as a result. The usual low-level 'does your boyfriend know you're here' won't see you get into trouble but there's been some stuff said and gestured that has been deemed beyond the pale by the powers that be.
Enjoy your trip, we're rightly proud of our award-winning stadium having been homeless for 14 years -2 years playing our home games in Gillingham 100 miles away and then the rest in a converted running track. Our new home was built by the same company who built the Emirates, I just wish it was in town.
Nice one mate, thanks for the info, always nice when an opposition fan comes on here and joins in pre match.
Don't be.... Don't know how old you are, but most of us who were there must now be in our late 40's/early 50's and would love to be able to say we weren't there because we were too younghighburyJD wrote:back to the subject, I'm jealous of so many on here who were there in '79,
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