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    UboatUboat
    RedArmyyyyy said:

    me and my mates have got tickets for Row W anyone know how the rows work at the amex?

    A at the front, would be traditional ;-)

    Actually I did search for pictures of the away end, because I'm in row T, which based on my counting looked like the back row, so you must be in the coach park.
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    DANTHEADDICKDANTHEADDICK
    Charlton Charlie said:

    Early train to Brighton (£6 open day return from Blackfriars), few beers in The North Laine, train to the Amex, (hopefully) a win, few beers at the ground while waiting for the crowds to die down, train back to Brighton, few beers, train to London...sorted.

    Snap
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    CatAddickCatAddick
    Uboat said:

    RedArmyyyyy said:

    me and my mates have got tickets for Row W anyone know how the rows work at the amex?

    A at the front, would be traditional ;-)

    Actually I did search for pictures of the away end, because I'm in row T, which based on my counting looked like the back row, so you must be in the coach park.
    I'm in row T as well - siddarn

    Last year I think I was in row Y so I'm guessing W would be between the two....
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    swords_aliveswords_alive
    Anyone remember the days when going to football was simple?
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    letthegoodtimesrollletthegoodtimesroll
    swords_alive said:

    Anyone remember the days when going to football was simple?

    are yes, i remember the time when i said about 12ish to my dad that if we leave now we could still get to brighton for the game...se london to the goldstone seemed a good idea though tast was questionable when the 7th goal went in..

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    ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    swords_alive said:

    Anyone remember the days when going to football was simple?

    About 1985
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    RedChaserRedChaser
    edited August 2014
    ElfsborgAddick said:

    swords_alive said:

    Anyone remember the days when going to football was simple?

    About 1985
    Even simpler in Oct 1961 when I was in short trousers and we had a nice little 5-3 win at the Goldstone :-)
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    Covered EndCovered End
    Change of plan. We were going from Victoria to Lewes (or could have done Brighton), cost about £21.
    I saw earlier on here that Blackfriars to Brighton is about £9.90 return, £6.60 with a railcard. So booked online & collect from any machine.
    So Brighton it is :-)
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    Covered EndCovered End
    superclive said:

    I have booked the 523 train from Brighton. Any idea if i'm going to have to leave before the end to make this?

    I've just booked Super Off Peak Day Returns & although I thought I was booked on specific trains, there's no times on the train tickets and with said tickets, you can travel on nearly any train to & from Blackfriars.
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    Covered EndCovered End
    superclive said:

    Thanks @worthingalbion‌ I'll leave 5 mins early. If I miss it I think its only 10 pounds and ill have a beer at the station.

    The station is next door to the stadium & it's like Charlton station, there's nothing there, certainly not a bar (unless I'm mistaken).

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    RedChaserRedChaser
    Covered End said:

    superclive said:

    Thanks @worthingalbion‌ I'll leave 5 mins early. If I miss it I think its only 10 pounds and ill have a beer at the station.

    The station is next door to the stadium & it's like Charlton station, there's nothing there, certainly not a bar (unless I'm mistaken).

    I think he meant a beer at Brighton station.
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    Covered EndCovered End
    RedChaser said:

    Covered End said:

    superclive said:

    Thanks @worthingalbion‌ I'll leave 5 mins early. If I miss it I think its only 10 pounds and ill have a beer at the station.

    The station is next door to the stadium & it's like Charlton station, there's nothing there, certainly not a bar (unless I'm mistaken).

    I think he meant a beer at Brighton station.
    Probably, I'm getting a bit thick :-(
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    RedChaserRedChaser
    edited August 2014
    What do you mean getting :-) Have you tried 'Night Nurse' :-))
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    LargeAddickLargeAddick
    Wonder what trains are like going towards Hastings after the game?
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    WSSWSS
    Tomorrow's linesman has offered me a free ticket and a parking space. Wasn't going to go, am now. Result.
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    oohaahmortimeroohaahmortimer
    WSS said:

    Tomorrow's linesman has offered me a free ticket and a parking space. Wasn't going to go, am now. Result.

    nobble him , is he your mate who we've had before ...who does he support ?
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    WSSWSS
    Yeah, he's run the line at The Valley when we played Norwich once.

    No team really, an affection for Arsenal.
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    RedChaserRedChaser
    WSS said:

    Yeah, he's run the line at The Valley when we played Norwich once.

    No team really, an affection for Arsenal.

    He should favour us then with the new strip from the back :-0
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    operationpigoperationpig
    How many are you taking to Brighton?
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    ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    operationpig said:

    How many are you taking to Brighton?

    Sold 2000 so far, can be argued not too good, although it is raining as I look out the window.............................
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    oohaahmortimeroohaahmortimer
    Gonna be a few short of the 2,600+ the maaaasives brought to Brighton but don't forget all your fans live in Sheffield London Brighton
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    Greenie JuniorGreenie Junior
    Got a train from Victoria to Brighton and then Brighton to falmer, is that right?
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    Danny AddickDanny Addick
    Greenie Junior said:

    Got a train from Victoria to Brighton and then Brighton to falmer, is that right?

    Yes
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    Covered EndCovered End
    edited August 2014
    Greenie Junior said:

    Got a train from Victoria to Brighton and then Brighton to falmer, is that right?

    It's about £21 return Victoria to Brighton & £9.90 Blackfriars to Brighton. Well it was last night on trainline.com.
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    Frontline9Frontline9
    ElfsborgAddick said:

    operationpig said:

    How many are you taking to Brighton?

    Sold 2000 so far, can be argued not too good, although it is raining as I look out the window.............................
    Bare in mind london bridge station being shut is not ideal for quite a few people. Will be close to a sellout
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    Greenie JuniorGreenie Junior
    Covered End said:

    Greenie Junior said:

    Got a train from Victoria to Brighton and then Brighton to falmer, is that right?

    It's about £21 from Victoria to Brighton & £9.90 Blackfriars to Brighton. Well it was last night on trainline.com.
    Booked tickets in the week was 26 :|
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    Mendonca In AsdasMendonca In Asdas
    operationpig said:

    How many are you taking to Brighton?

    The usual, me the missus and a couple of lads, so about 4.
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