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what ko will Arsenal game be do you reckon?
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TV fixtures out today (06/07)
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meeesh
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what ko will Arsenal game be do you reckon?
4pm on the Sunday i reckon
There has been a lot of talk over last 2 years about KO times especially if clubs north and south play each other.
Have City ever provided free travel - by coach - to away games.? Lets say 10 coaches carrying 49 = nearly 500 supporters.- say for Brighton -
as KO. been put back to 5-30pm. Chelsea also 5-30pm away.
Sky/BT do not consider travelling fans - bar - stewards.
Have City ever provided free travel - by coach - to away games.? Lets say 10 coaches carrying 49 = nearly 500 supporters.- say for Brighton -
as KO. been put back to 5-30pm. Chelsea also 5-30pm away.
Sky/BT do not consider travelling fans - bar - stewards.
its a Barm
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Not sure how many fans would use free club coaches most that go away love the before and after match day experience something you don't get with club organised coaches.
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Just had email from city saying Everton now Monday at 12.30
FFS get the time right City
FFS get the time right City
burnley blue mcfc
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Yeh ive had same! which would have been great cos im on nights & cant make 1st home game of season now :(Just had email from city saying Everton now Monday at 12.30
FFS get the time right City
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Yeh ive had same! which would have been great cos im on nights & cant make 1st home game of season now :(
Update email now saying 8pm
Just had email from city saying Everton now Monday at 12.30
FFS get the time right City
Not very good, is it? Clearly the person who wrote it doesn't understand that matches don't kick off at 12.30 pm on a weekday. Yet.
Going to miss the Arsenal game as I fly to Vegas on the 5th for the wife's 60th birthday. Going to Sky Plus the match and watch when I get home on the 15th November (doing New York as well), what's the chances of avoiding the result? Will have to not look at BBC sport, Bluemoon or Newsnow and not book my usual taxi from Manchester airport with a blue mate! For those of you that are old enough it will be the Likely Lads ten fold.
shepboy
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As a Brighton resident for the last 15 years, I think it's only right to pass on some tips for anyone staying over
Travel
By train it's probably going to take around 4 - 4.5 hours from your door to brighton station. From there, get the Lewes train to Falmer. It's usually sectioned off on matchday especially for the fans, so you can't miss the temporary railings.
If you're driving, be aware free parking is virtually non existent in Brighton and has traffic wardens that can sniff out an illegally parked car from a mile away, but there's plenty of car parks
For the extravagant, fly to Gatwick. It's then about 25 minutes by train to Brighton
Accommodation
There's an abundance. However, anything on or very near the seafront is gonna cost.
Drinking
If you want the Yates', Wetherspoons experience, any pub like that is on West St. From Brighton station, walk 5 minutes straight down the road opposite, past the clock tower, and you're there. For any other type of pub, take your pick. There are a lot, and I mean a lot of pubs in Brighton. Expect Northern Quarter prices in most pubs. While most pubs don't ban footie tops. Some do, so be aware.
If I think of anything else, I'll come back and add to this
Travel
By train it's probably going to take around 4 - 4.5 hours from your door to brighton station. From there, get the Lewes train to Falmer. It's usually sectioned off on matchday especially for the fans, so you can't miss the temporary railings.
If you're driving, be aware free parking is virtually non existent in Brighton and has traffic wardens that can sniff out an illegally parked car from a mile away, but there's plenty of car parks
For the extravagant, fly to Gatwick. It's then about 25 minutes by train to Brighton
Accommodation
There's an abundance. However, anything on or very near the seafront is gonna cost.
Drinking
If you want the Yates', Wetherspoons experience, any pub like that is on West St. From Brighton station, walk 5 minutes straight down the road opposite, past the clock tower, and you're there. For any other type of pub, take your pick. There are a lot, and I mean a lot of pubs in Brighton. Expect Northern Quarter prices in most pubs. While most pubs don't ban footie tops. Some do, so be aware.
If I think of anything else, I'll come back and add to this