If you have brought train tickets for this for the first date what chances a refund?
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The Auditor
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KinkyGoebels said:
Depends on the type of ticket ...me I'm getting bugger all back as I bought two singles and Midland Mainline charge £10 per change....
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That is an utter joke - why the club say yes at such short notice
The Auditor
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KinkyGoebels said:
The club say "its out of their control" so good forward planning means I'm out of pocket...
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The club can say no cant they?
Sammy the seagull
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Its a bit harsh on people who have bought a ticket already. But i will boubt you will get your money back!
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no you wont according to train site
¡Cereal Killer!
Whale Oil Beef Hooked
COntact sky and say you want your money back for your train tickets, if they say no, send back an even stronger e-mail saying you will boycott sky or something like that.
SKY SHOULDNT GET AWAY WITH IT!
SKY SHOULDNT GET AWAY WITH IT!
pasty
A different kind of pasty
uuum, whats happened ?
dougdeep
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Money rules football. T'weren't like that in my day!!
T'weren't like that in my day!!
Silent Bob
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I doubt it, even if they could they wouldn't turn down £10k.KinkyGoebels said:
LANGDON SEAGULL
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KinkyGoebels said:
The club have to agree to the switch. The Hereford game in 1997 was going to be switched to Sunday for Sky coverage but the Albion said no.
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Silent Bob said:
but they utterly f***ed over the fans, not for the first time
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
pasty said:
match moved from saturday to monday so it can be shown on sky
West Hoathly Seagull
Honorary Ruffian
At least I hadn't bought a train ticket, but it's one less away game I shall be going to this season. And on 24th October at 8 pm I am more likely to be sitting in my office or in an ante room in the House of Commons than in front of my television. Any bet on the number of Albion fans who will be there that night? Under 200? Will this be the lowest Albion away following since the Gillingham days?