martyn20
Unwell but still smiling
Fair to say Seagull Travel have done pretty well out of the move to the Amex!
They have done a bloody good job as well
Fair to say Seagull Travel have done pretty well out of the move to the Amex!
So what we have here is a very good scheme indeed communicated a day or so too late. Who IS responsible for PR at the club? Is it Jo "good day to bury bad news" Moore?
So what we have here is a very good scheme indeed communicated a day or so too late. Who IS responsible for PR at the club? Is it Jo "good day to bury bad news" Moore?
Am I missing something here?
One of the points of communicating something is making sure you know exactly what it is you're intending to communicate.
Meanwhile, B&H Buses put half a story out on their website about certain Amex-bound bus routes while they and the club are still talking and finalising details.
So the club has had nothing to say (because negotiations were ongoing), and B&H Buses shouldn't have said anything (because negotiations were ongoing).
Have I got that right?
Not reading through 15 pages so not sure if this has already been said , so here goes
Went into seagull travel office this morning in Lancing and was told that they will be taking over the previous free bus service but with a small charge taking place this year of around £3/4
The £50 levy doesn't cover all the costs of hiring the buses, this system will garantee you a seat where as it was jump on free some people on route were left behind if the bus was full ( not my words so don't shoot the messenger)
So at say £4 a game it's gonna cost you £96
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The club cannot surely be responsible for press releases by ex-partners?
Yes they can...It's called a confidentiality agreement...they do it all the time with transfers and are legally binding.
So let me get this straight...
This season I have to pay £125 (£50 increase on my season ticket and then £75 for Seagull Travel) extra for increased travel costs
Add this to the £200 for two children (2 x £25 season ticket increase + £75 for Seagull Travel)
Despite this I will be guaranteed a seat (even though I never missed a bus last season when I caught one)?
So in effect, the cost of supporting Brighton has this season increased for me by around £325 (and this is notwithstanding any increases in refreshments/match programme), despite there being a previous transport levy in the previous season ticket?
Have I understood that correctly?
As I said before some 'fans' are only happy when they are attacking the club, if we were top of the Prem with free travel and free match tickets some would still find something to bitch about.
Some of the "fans" you are alluding to Martyn have been season ticket holders for more than just a year, so wind your neck in with the patronising.
So let me get this straight...
This season I have to pay £125 (£50 increase on my season ticket and then £75 for Seagull Travel) extra for increased travel costs
Add this to the £200 for two children (2 x £25 season ticket increase + £75 for Seagull Travel)
Despite this I will be guaranteed a seat (even though I never missed a bus last season when I caught one)?
So in effect, the cost of supporting Brighton has this season increased for me by around £325 (and this is notwithstanding any increases in refreshments/match programme), despite there being a previous transport levy in the previous season ticket?
Have I understood that correctly?
So what we have here is a very good scheme indeed communicated a day or so too late. Who IS responsible for PR at the club? Is it Jo "good day to bury bad news" Moore?
Yes they can...It's called a confidentiality agreement...they do it all the time with transfers and are legally binding.
Martin Perry "the feedback from our fans who regularly use this service"....... when did they get this feedback, I've used S & H buses for 2 years and wasn't aware of anyone collecting feedback?
So is that not something to bitch at the bus company about?
So let me get this straight...
This season I have to pay £125 (£50 increase on my season ticket and then £75 for Seagull Travel) extra for increased travel costs
Add this to the £200 for two children (2 x £25 season ticket increase + £75 for Seagull Travel)
Despite this I will be guaranteed a seat (even though I never missed a bus last season when I caught one)?
So in effect, the cost of supporting Brighton has this season increased for me by around £325 (and this is notwithstanding any increases in refreshments/match programme), despite there being a previous transport levy in the previous season ticket?
Have I understood that correctly?
Who is bitching about the bus company?
So let me get this straight...
This season I have to pay £125 (£50 increase on my season ticket and then £75 for Seagull Travel) extra for increased travel costs
Add this to the £200 for two children (2 x £25 season ticket increase + £75 for Seagull Travel)
Despite this I will be guaranteed a seat (even though I never missed a bus last season when I caught one)?
So in effect, the cost of supporting Brighton has this season increased for me by around £325 (and this is notwithstanding any increases in refreshments/match programme), despite there being a previous transport levy in the previous season ticket?
Have I understood that correctly?