Pat_Albion
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Its my first time on nsc and i was just wonderin are there coaches up too every away game and if so can anybody get a place in them as im only 15 and dont fancy gettin the train all the time
cheers
cheers
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Liz Costa runs them, I am sure someone will kindly PM or advise the number
ben andrews' girlfriend
Nurse Laura
Hi Pat, as far as I know, Liz Costa does coaches to every match, her number should be on the official website as the Supporters Club
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
Pat_Albion
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okay i'll have a look
Thanks
Thanks
dougdeep
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Liz Costa. 01273 885658.
Pat_Albion
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And i jus ask her if theres spaces available?
And i jus ask her if theres spaces available?
Yes. If she isn't in then there is an answerphone and she will call you back.
Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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yeah - and then you get to admire liz for the ENTIRE trip
Pat_Albion
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Is there a fixed price or does it depend where its goin i suppose?
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Depends where you are going, I suspect Carlisle might be more than Gillingham if you understand the drift
dougdeep
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Orient= £17
Donny= £31
Swindon= £18
Millwall= £17
Yeovil= £25
Donny= £31
Swindon= £18
Millwall= £17
Yeovil= £25
Pat_Albion
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Oh Okay I think i might take a trip to swindon
Cheers
Cheers
dougdeep
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A pound off those prices if you are a supporters club member. Well worth joining, 298 people can't be wrong.
Gazwag
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I would suggest that you also let her know your age as there maybe special rules for under 16's/18's, I may be wrong but better than turning up and being told you cant go
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Is there a supporters club??
Sure is.
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
Is there a supporters club
There's a newsletter, membership card, diary and EVERYTHING.
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
Brighton & Hove Albion Supporters' Club (BHASC) is the largest organisation representing Albion fans with over 350 members in 2002/03.
Originally formed in 1912, it has been providing practical help to the football club for over 90 years. In the 1930s, for instance, it funded the construction of the first North Stand at the Goldstone Ground and has continued to raise money for the Albion ever since.
The current Supporters' Club was established in 1982 and is a democratic organisation run according to rules. It exists to help the football club whenever possible and to assist its members in their support of the Albion.
BHASC and its members were heavily involved in the campaign to rid the Albion of the discredited board of directors in 1995-97, and rewrote its rules to ensure that it is now completely independent of the football club (although it is sometimes still referred to as "official"). Since then it has led most supporter campaigns, from the referendum and securing support for Falmer to organising litter patrols at Withdean. Indeed, the Falmer For All campaign has largely been funded by BHASC.
As members of the Football Supporters' Federation, BHASC has influence on a national level and always seeks to co-operate with other fans' organisations at the Albion and elsewhere. It promotes good behaviour at matches and liaises with Sussex Police to ensure supporters enjoy a positive experience at away games. BHASC runs coaches from Hove to every away match.
Day-to-day operation of BHASC is determined by an elected committee, but all members are entitled to attend committee meetings. An annual meeting is held pre-season with Albion directors and management present to answer members' questions.
BHASC tends to suit those who want to get involved in helping the Albion in a practical way. It will also be of benefit to regular away travellers on coaches and to remotely-based supporters who wish to stay in touch with Albion matters. Specifically for the latter BHASC publishes the Albion Almanac (at extra cost), the most comprehensive record and analysis of all things Albion, and also has a number of Withdean season-tickets for members to book in advance.
Membership costs £5 per season. Members receive a monthly newsletter, a pocket diary (while stocks last), a discount on coach fares and other benefits.
To join the Supporters' Club please e-mail John Kirkland for a membership application form.
Originally formed in 1912, it has been providing practical help to the football club for over 90 years. In the 1930s, for instance, it funded the construction of the first North Stand at the Goldstone Ground and has continued to raise money for the Albion ever since.
The current Supporters' Club was established in 1982 and is a democratic organisation run according to rules. It exists to help the football club whenever possible and to assist its members in their support of the Albion.
BHASC and its members were heavily involved in the campaign to rid the Albion of the discredited board of directors in 1995-97, and rewrote its rules to ensure that it is now completely independent of the football club (although it is sometimes still referred to as "official"). Since then it has led most supporter campaigns, from the referendum and securing support for Falmer to organising litter patrols at Withdean. Indeed, the Falmer For All campaign has largely been funded by BHASC.
As members of the Football Supporters' Federation, BHASC has influence on a national level and always seeks to co-operate with other fans' organisations at the Albion and elsewhere. It promotes good behaviour at matches and liaises with Sussex Police to ensure supporters enjoy a positive experience at away games. BHASC runs coaches from Hove to every away match.
Day-to-day operation of BHASC is determined by an elected committee, but all members are entitled to attend committee meetings. An annual meeting is held pre-season with Albion directors and management present to answer members' questions.
BHASC tends to suit those who want to get involved in helping the Albion in a practical way. It will also be of benefit to regular away travellers on coaches and to remotely-based supporters who wish to stay in touch with Albion matters. Specifically for the latter BHASC publishes the Albion Almanac (at extra cost), the most comprehensive record and analysis of all things Albion, and also has a number of Withdean season-tickets for members to book in advance.
Membership costs £5 per season. Members receive a monthly newsletter, a pocket diary (while stocks last), a discount on coach fares and other benefits.
To join the Supporters' Club please e-mail John Kirkland for a membership application form.
hitony
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As far as i am aware, you dont get the diary free, i believe you have to purchase it