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Post by tim on Dec 5, 2023 12:51:08 GMT
Next coach will be Worthing FC Saturday 16th December
Cost will be £25 for members and £30 non members
Leaving from bus stop in Royal Engineers Rd at 11am, please be there 20mins earlier
Please book seats asap by texting me on 07921 193374 or a pm on here
Please don't buy match tickets until coach is confirmed as running
Decision by Wednesday 13th December
Please be aware no alcohol can be consumed on a football coach
Thanks
Tim
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Post by Sennockian69 on Dec 5, 2023 14:52:01 GMT
Move to the top.
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Post by jte on Dec 5, 2023 16:08:30 GMT
Shouldn't these posts be stickied?
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Post by Sennockian69 on Dec 5, 2023 18:22:08 GMT
No they should be fluid - allowed to rise to the top.
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Post by Sennockian69 on Dec 14, 2023 0:59:03 GMT
Cancelled
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Post by Sennockian69 on Dec 14, 2023 1:03:57 GMT
If 3 people pm me before 17h00 on Friday to let me know if they want to go by car for 20 pounds I will go in my own car to the match. Can pick you up in Maidstone.
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Post by jdl on Dec 14, 2023 2:14:32 GMT
If anyone is considering going by train - in one of my more optimistic moments, I looked it up.
The obvious route is ME-London Bridge, then change at Croydon (I think), and Gatwick - but it takes about 3 hours.
But you can also do it the cross-country way, via Tonbridge and Redhill - four changes (Paddock Wood, Tonbridge, Redhill & Gatwick), but it takes only slightly longer than the 'obvious' route, and, because it avoids London, it's cheaper. The station is also quite near the ground. And the Tonbridge to Redhill bit is very pleasant...
Personally, I do not want to watch Worthing (with or without Luque) badly enough to endure 6 hours+ on the train and eight waits on stations. But for those Stones fans who live near this route (say, in Tonbridge...) it might be a decent option.
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Post by sword65 on Dec 14, 2023 2:44:58 GMT
If anyone is considering going by train - in one of my more optimistic moments, I looked it up. The obvious route is ME-London Bridge, then change at Croydon (I think), and Gatwick - but it takes about 3 hours. But you can also do it the cross-country way, via Tonbridge and Redhill - four changes (Paddock Wood, Tonbridge, Redhill & Gatwick), but it takes only slightly longer than the 'obvious' route, and, because it avoids London, it's cheaper. The station is also quite near the ground. And the Tonbridge to Redhill bit is very pleasant... Personally, I do not want to watch Worthing (with or without Luque) badly enough to endure 6 hours+ on the train and eight waits on stations. But for those Stones fans who live near this route (say, in Tonbridge...) it might be a decent option. I have 2 Xmas parties to attend on Saturday so I'll not be going plus my health is not great at the moment so 3-4 hours travelling plus a cold and probably damp day is not appealing. |
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