- Jun 27, 2012
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No they didn't, they told the turnstile team to just let him in. He didn't use a ticket
Ok. I think my point was that the Albion team helped him gain entrance to the match.- hence good customer service. (Whatever the details)
No they didn't, they told the turnstile team to just let him in. He didn't use a ticket
Look, we all understand that as a paid employee of the club you have to follow the company line but, sometimes it is best not to comment.Ok. I think my point was that the Albion team helped him gain entrance to the match.- hence good customer service. (Whatever the details)
The Club didn't need to speak to him about the incident AT ALL all as far as I'm concerned. Like I said, it was a storm in a teacup. Nobody died. Nobody was injured. This all would have been quickly forgotten as a fairly inconsequential non-incident.We don't really know how the discussions between DK and the club went do we? He says in his statement 'agreeing to step aside from his role for 10 games' you call it 'banning'. I'm not going to pretend I know how that went, but the statement seems pretty sincere, and perhaps Dick offered to step aside? Perhaps he was genuinely embarrassed. I don't know. Do you know the club just banned him and forced a statement from him?
I think Chailey has a point, I don't think DK is annoyed with the Albion staff, he's annoyed with the Brentford stewards not letting him in, it's pretty clear the Albion staff quickly help resolve his entry.Look, we all understand that as a paid employee of the club you have to follow the company line but, sometimes it is best not to comment.
Said by someone who can’t construct an intelligent counter argumentWhat a load of sanctimonious old bollocks.
I have called plenty of Tories ****s over the years and I fancy a holiday…can I apply retrospectively?Should have called Steve baker a **** this only gets you a weeks holiday
I suggest you read my previous posts.Said by someone who can’t construct an intelligent counter argument
I didn't go to Brentford, my mate's went, and one was furious that with his son he had his wallet searched and everything when he hadn't been drinking and felt unfairly singled out. I think a lot went on with regard to trialing ticket checks and Albion staff being there to spot check certain collections.The Club didn't need to speak to him about the incident AT ALL all as far as I'm concerned. Like I said, it was a storm in a teacup. Nobody died. Nobody was injured. This all would have been quickly forgotten as a fairly inconsequential non-incident.
Except now it won't. Because he's serving a PUNISHMENT over it for the next 10 games. Whatever way you slice it, that is a cuffing disgrace.
And the fact that it's 10 games is even more patronising really.The Club didn't need to speak to him about the incident AT ALL all as far as I'm concerned. Like I said, it was a storm in a teacup. Nobody died. Nobody was injured. This all would have been quickly forgotten as a fairly inconsequential non-incident.
Except now it won't. Because he's serving a PUNISHMENT over it for the next 10 games and had to make a grovelling public statement about something that all amounted to the square root of f***-all. Whatever way you slice it, that is a cuffing disgrace.
Is this for real?! Embarassing episode for all except Dick.
The ‘fan(s)’ who shared this on social media are a disgrace and should be banned themselves and what a pathetic response from the club to insist on Dick stepping aside as honourary president for 10 matches. It’s a non story.
Look after your own, and someone who has done more for this club than nearly anyone, rather than trying to score points for being righteous.
I have called plenty of Tories ***** over the years and I fancy a holiday…can I apply retrospectively?
So even more stupid than was first thought...The 'fans' as you call them sharing this on social media, at least all of those I saw, were calling it a disgrace and posting it to back Dick.
Ok, so which bits of my post do you disagree with?I suggest you read my previous posts.
No, who is he? . . .Do you know who I am?! Fatal error, that.
All of it. Could have been written by any club stooge.Ok, so which bits of my post do you disagree with?
A 10 game ban means he will not be at an Albion match now till 4th Feb (home vs Muff). I appreciate he's retired now, but a 4 month holiday to the Maldives would seem rather lengthy. So I think we can disregard the "he's going on holiday anyway" theory.I didn't go to Brentford, my mate's went, and one was furious that with his son he had his wallet searched and everything when he hadn't been drinking and felt unfairly singled out. I think a lot went on with regard to trialing ticket checks and Albion staff being there to spot check certain collections.
So with all that in mind, lots going on etc. your club representive kicking off is not a good look - I'm not sure you can just pretend it didn't happen once the real idiots in this - the albion fans that filmed it, decided to share it.
Now I agree, maybe a storm in a teacup, but we don't know how the conversation between Dick and club went, maybe Dick offered that up, perhaps he's off on holiday for the next 10 games anyway, who knows, however I doubt Dick makes such a sincere personal statement if he was forcefully getting banned / punished. We're not slicing something, we're both just guessing.