Remember the club bars will be open for Dagenham fans.

Have a safe journey.

Diggerthedog wrote:
Just cannot resist this: Have they received an email?

We were told 'Digger the dog' was coming

What's in the brunch Amber? Also what turnstiles can we use? Near the main entrance by that pub or through the park? Sorry I have just been told there will be segregation. :oops: You will need to enter the ground via the park. You will be still be able to use the bars. Why is it segregated? We will...

SUSSEX DAGGER wrote:
Sutton have already stated they have no ambition to anything better then the best non league team in Country

I think we will go for promotion, given the chance.

More info on the brunch here:
https://www.suttonunited.net/pre-match-brunch-reminder/

No segregation on Saturday you can use any entrance.

Maybe a pre-match brunch?

Available to all supporters. It will be run between 10.30 and 11.30 and cost £10 per person

Before this Saturday’s match we will be holding a pre-match brunch, available to all supporters. It will be run between 10.30 and 11.30 and cost £10 per person. Booking is preferable, email lunches@suttonunited.net, but not essential. Our bars will also be open to all supporters from 11.00 Admission...

You can see the goals again here.

https://youtu.be/bo_ClL-d4jQ

Diggerthedog wrote:Credit that prices are the same but still think we have missed a trick here. Have a look at Sutton and Bury for a way to promote better attendances. With our gates so low something similar was worth a go.

Woking are also going down the £100 season ticket offer.

Nearly £100 for our season ticket :o

The home game v Sutton could be tough!

Fans will pay whatever they are charged. It is the next generation of fan that will be put off coming to no -league football. £15- £18 is a lot of money for many.

4G pitches don't exist.

Publicity stunt? My bet is Stewart Donald paid for the coaches and asked the players to donate towards the cost.

In the past Eastleigh's crowds seemed healthy but that was due to free passes to local kids.

Publicity stunt? My bet is Stewart Donald paid for the coaches and asked the players to donate towards the cost.

In the past Eastleigh's crowds seemed healthy but that was due to free passes to local kids.