Pickles
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- May 5, 2014
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I slagged off the op and in hindsight it would seem I was bang on.
Stat, you're the boss x
I slagged off the op and in hindsight it would seem I was bang on.
I have supported the Albion for 40 years and I have held at least two season tickets since 1984, with the only break being the Archer years at Gillingham. I have held a season ticket for myself and my twins boys since moving to the Amex; my boys are now aged 7. I had hoped, over the years for my children to attend more and more matches but alas they are not keen. I upgrade my sons tickets when they do not attend and bring guest, some of whom have since become Albion fans. However, this season the club have limited me to 7 upgrades per season and this is a problem as I cannot now use my sons tickets when they do not attend. I approached the club to reconsider this position. I tried to explain to my predicament and they refused to help.In the end I was left with no choice other than to cancel all the tickets and now have the club threatening to take me to court. A sorry tale and I now no longer attend matches and in light of my treatment as a point of principle I will never go again. This is aanother example of the club being a cumbersome corporate entity with no regard for their real fans and I know other feel like this, if you feel this way too I strongly recommend you let the club know.It is a shame as if we go up and the club find themselves at the wrong end of the table with dwindling crowds, I would have be one of he ones to stick with them; I wonder how many of the new Amex fans would do this?
Just as well keep the season tickets now until the end of the season if you have to pay for them regardless, then don't renew again. I'm sure you'll get some use out of them. I can understand your frustrations, but I guess the club has to have the same rules for everyone otherwise it'll be chaos.
I have held a season ticket for myself and my twins boys since moving to the Amex; my boys are now aged 7. I had hoped, over the years for my children to attend more and more matches but alas they are not keen. I upgrade my sons tickets when they do not attend and bring guest, some of whom have since become Albion fans.
There must have been a few instances where the flexible approach was being abused by some, it is a shame that even after the club try and help that someone wants to save a tenner here and there.
Would people be happy if the number of permitted upgrades directly correlated to the number of evening games?
I fear not.
I am off and I am also cancelling my NSC account, before the moderator enforces the issue!
That was almost a text book flounce. Angry message about a point of principle, series of rude posts towards other users, gone
He'll probably be back in 6 months demanding to know why Bozza is taking him to court.You forgot "....gone, but not actually deactivated his account at all"
You forgot "....gone, but not actually deactivated his account at all"
At what point did using the expression "der" as an adult become acceptable? Because last time I heard it, I was 7, and was usually prefixed by the term "chinny reckon". Which, in fairness, is probably what I would say to the OP in respect of most of his initial post.