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Football League really are geniuses putting games like these on Tuesday evenings, how many fans realistically are going to travel to Brighton on a Tuesday? If we have 419 as mentioned above that's already a cracking effort imo.

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Football League really are geniuses putting games like these on Tuesday evenings, how many fans realistically are going to travel to Brighton on a Tuesday? If we have 419 as mentioned above that's already a cracking effort imo.

apparently clubs request longer trips during midweek - I can't remember the rationale but I think it's around over night stops. Our players spent days at a time on the road last year so who knows

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I'm driving to this 1 , anyone had experience of parking near the ground..?

It is extremely limited parking at the ground and not much nearby. The ground is at Falmer, which is outside Brighton. You could get the train from Brighton or Lewes as there is a good service from both. 

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It is extremely limited parking at the ground and not much nearby. The ground is at Falmer, which is outside Brighton. You could get the train from Brighton or Lewes as there is a good service from both. 

Am i right in thinking the train fare is included in the match ticket price..?

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I'm driving to this 1 , anyone had experience of parking near the ground..?

The ground was designed to be accessed by rail, Falmer station is literally next to the ground. There's a no parking zone around the ground. Regular trains (takes a few minutes only) from Brighton Central or Lewes.  There is a large pay and display car park at Brighton central, loads of pubs around the front of the station but the car park is accessed from behind the station and difficult to find (use directions to Jurys Inn Brighton as it's opposite the car park, directions for the station take you to the front of the station and you can't get to the car park from there.

More here about the Amex

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/championship/amex-stadium-brighton-and-hove-albion.html#aby-train

link parking at station P & D on Jurys website

https://www.jurysinns.com/hotels/brighton/map

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I'm driving to this 1 , anyone had experience of parking near the ground..?

Use JustPark to park on someone's drive. I'm going to this one and I've paid £6 to park a 10 minute walk from the ground.

I'm a big fan of JustPark and use it all the time. Rarely seems to get a mention on here but invariably you get a good, close spot for less than a car park or train. Cost-wise Brighton may be the exception with public transport included with the ticket, but even so it's saves a lot of messing about.

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Use JustPark to park on someone's drive. I'm going to this one and I've paid £6 to park a 10 minute walk from the ground.

I'm a big fan of JustPark and use it all the time. Rarely seems to get a mention on here but invariably you get a good, close spot for less than a car park or train. Cost-wise Brighton may be the exception with public transport included with the ticket, but even so it's saves a lot of messing about.

Nice 1 , this sprang to mind earlier but couldn't remember the name . Thanks again.

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The ground was designed to be accessed by rail, Falmer station is literally next to the ground. There's a no parking zone around the ground. Regular trains (takes a few minutes only) from Brighton Central or Lewes.  There is a large pay and display car park at Brighton central, loads of pubs around the front of the station but the car park is accessed from behind the station and difficult to find (use directions to Jurys Inn Brighton as it's opposite the car park, directions for the station take you to the front of the station and you can't get to the car park from there.

More here about the Amex

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/championship/amex-stadium-brighton-and-hove-albion.html#aby-train

link parking at station P & D on Jurys website

https://www.jurysinns.com/hotels/brighton/map

Meanwhile in backward Bristol, the Green Capital of Europe, a railway line lies dormant, passenger station rots and 40 years of bickering continues about the opening of the railway next to AG. 

Politicians are dumb shits, the lot of them. They need to get out of the City more and realise they are the laughing stock of the Country - even in sleepy old Devon we get things done in quicker time. 

 

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good tip for anyone staying over and going to game from central Brighton. After 4.30 pm your match ticket can be used to travel for game by bus/ train. Falmer train station is right next to ground. Easy from Brighton Central. Easy after the game to. One thing Bristol should be ashamed of... Its public transport # embarrassing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Where is everyone drinking before hand, I am going and my hq is in Brighton....can I suggest we meet in the Prince Albert, 48 tralgar street, it's about 2 mins from train station and is a quality pub....it is the place where banksy did his kissing policeman graffiti... And it is encased on the side of the pub...good pub with stowford on tap and plenty of outside area....I and a mate will be their from 5pm if anyone wants to join in....can get a coup,le of hours drinking in before getting trap which takes about 20 mins....let me know who is coming?

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Where is everyone drinking before hand, I am going and my hq is in Brighton....can I suggest we meet in the Prince Albert, 48 tralgar street, it's about 2 mins from train station and is a quality pub....it is the place where banksy did his kissing policeman graffiti... And it is encased on the side of the pub...good pub with stowford on tap and plenty of outside area....I and a mate will be their from 5pm if anyone wants to join in....can get a coup,le of hours drinking in before getting trap which takes about 20 mins....let me know who is coming?

sounds a plan, me and 3 others travelling down and staying over. Staying near train station so seems a plan, plan to get train to game as included in ticket price.

 

 

 

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Where is everyone drinking before hand, I am going and my hq is in Brighton....can I suggest we meet in the Prince Albert, 48 tralgar street, it's about 2 mins from train station and is a quality pub....it is the place where banksy did his kissing policeman graffiti... And it is encased on the side of the pub...good pub with stowford on tap and plenty of outside area....I and a mate will be their from 5pm if anyone wants to join in....can get a coup,le of hours drinking in before getting trap which takes about 20 mins....let me know who is coming?

The Albert is a good pub and right next to the station and Lord Nelson just a bit further down for real alers. The Open House and Signalman are either side of the rail line just a couple of minutes out of Brighton at the next station London Rd. Travel is valid from there to the Amex so no need to get additional train tickets. Likely to be busy with BHA fans but no problem there.

 

Open House has a great beer garden if weather is good.

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i'm working at Gatwick on Tuesday and Wednesday with a cheeky overnight stay in Brighton in between. couldn't have planned it better if I'd tried! The Lord Nelson does a fine pint of Harveys best.

That does sound rather convenient ....:-)) enjoy! ...I'm working so can't get there unfortunately .

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Looking forward to it!  How many sold so far? Bit of a trek on a Tuesday night for most.

That's why I don't like the International Breaks. We'd take more fans if it was played on a Saturday afternoon. The two teams combined (never mind each) would have three players at the most missing.

It'd benefit City with more fans cheering them on and it'd benefit Brighton with more money at the gate.

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Uninteresting fact:  Yesterdays win at Leeds for Brighton was the first football match they have won during an October since 2010..

A very interesting fact about Brighton - Bing Crosby's last public performance was there on 10 October 1977. 

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Went to the old athletics ground they used to play at the last time I made it.. very much open to the elements, it rained a bit too much as i recall but we came away with a win so I was chuffed.

I would be hoping we take more than 500 to Farmer. Hopeful we have about 800 down there. Gooorrrrnnnn lads and lasses.

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Meanwhile in backward Bristol, the Green Capital of Europe, a railway line lies dormant, passenger station rots and 40 years of bickering continues about the opening of the railway next to AG.

 

I was sat in watching Bristol play at The Gate today thinking exactly the same thing. As you know the rugby fans can drink alcohol in their seats, and drink they certainly do. Pint after pint was downed before, during and after the game. Someone mentioned the train and I wondered how all these people got to the matches, public transport is a joke any day of the week but on Sunday even worse. Not sure if they have shuttle buses, I guess they do but they can't cater for all areas. Do all these people walk, stick to only a pint and drive, have designated drivers, get a lift home or what? 

Wouldnt a nice little train station over the road suit all fans just perfectly.

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Ah right. Not seen much of them so just assumed he was up front. Do they play him wide right or behind the front two? Sort of hope it`s right as at least Del will know what to expect better than most.

Ive seen a few of Brightons games this season, Baldock plays up front along with Hemed. They play with two out and out wingers but with March on the right (Left footed) and with Lua Lua out they will go with Rosenoir on the left of midfield so they both cut inside.

Not the best side in the Championship by a long way but on a roll and getting results, the Leeds win was the first win in four. Bong is ok at left back, Kayal and Stephens are both good champ midfielders but not spectacular, solid side to be fair..

The Amex is a quiet place, 20K season ticket holders but a lot of them are there to watch football and not Brighton fans, a draw would be a great result and not unachievable IMO

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Looking at some highlights, they look particularly poor at defending set pieces. If Freeman can get his deliveries right, we could get a couple from free kicks/corners. Don't rate them at all (thats been and done it) and we are more than capable of winning down there.

Yep, Greer went off injured against leeds and the German Hunemeier came on who I think is better than the ageing Greer alongside Dunk. 

They are more than beatable and usually start off slowly and get stronger, so we will see. Im positive..

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Been to Brighton many times to watch city but always by train, driving this time as staying over after game and making a night of it. Before I put it in aa route planner and tips for driving there?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Been to Brighton many times to watch city but always by train, driving this time as staying over after game and making a night of it. Before I put it in aa route planner and tips for driving there?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I used to do alot of work in Sussex and found going the A34 / M27 / A27 quicker than going around the M25.

Safe journey to everyone going, I'm stuck in Germany this week so will be listening in intently.

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Been to Brighton many times to watch city but always by train, driving this time as staying over after game and making a night of it. Before I put it in aa route planner and tips for driving there?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

it's just M4,M25,M23.. M25 is a nightmare after 3ish..

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Odd one this. It really should be a home banker, Brighton unbeaten in the league all season, four points clear at the top.

Equally, all their games have been close. Won them all by one, or drawn. Bit like us last year in a lower league, seem to have that bit of quality at key times to edge games. 

Pretty sure they will push their genuine wingers on, which always makes it difficult for us. No logic for it, but think we can sneak a result here. 

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Been to Brighton many times to watch city but always by train, driving this time as staying over after game and making a night of it. Before I put it in aa route planner and tips for driving there?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To minimise journey time on the M25 which can be and usually is a nightmare get off the M4 at Reading and go on the A322 towards Bracknell. Then pick up the M3 for one junction to hit the M25 a bit further round. You will at least avoid the busiest section of the M25 round Heathrow.

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I can't see Brighton being Top 6 at the end of season, so can only assume it's a case of them having their 'run of form' at an early stage. I fancy City ( now unbeaten in 3 ) to get at least a point out of it , and I'll be putting my money where my mouth is ! ( in fact I have - 1-0 City , Freeman to score 1st (and only goal) @70-1 )

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I used to do alot of work in Sussex and found going the A34 / M27 / A27 quicker than going around the M25.

Safe journey to everyone going, I'm stuck in Germany this week so will be listening in intently.

For those driving down tomorrow, definitely do this route. Moved to Brighton area a couple of years ago and I've done the journey from Bristol 100s of times now and in any sort of traffic this is by far the quickest. M4/M25/M3 late afternoon tomorrow will be a warzone, avoid at all costs. 

Looks like there will be some POTD for tomorrow too as I'm hoping to take my kids along. Brighton haven't released exact details yet but should be on the website soon. 

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Its not necessarily the best footballing teams at the top come the end of the season. We managed it for a whole season under Johnson, winning by narrow margins on a regular basis.

foolish to write them off just because they weren't fancied at the start of the season.

Looking forward to it though and great motivation for our lot knowing they are still unbeaten.

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