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So you will take the club to court over your £2 a game travel levy basically?
No I will take advice if they refuse to refund my ST money without a fee, as they changed the Charter after selling me my ticket.
So you will take the club to court over your £2 a game travel levy basically?
In my opinion, the travel area should include Eastbourne but that's another matter. The issue is if you live in Woodingdean you are under 2 miles from the ground (Eastbourne is about 20) but now have to pay £75 to get the bus to the ground or go completely out your way into central Brighton to get a free bus or train to the stadium.As ive already said, I have to pay £6 each match from Eastbourne to Lewes, so £138 for all 23 league games. Paying extra isnt much more in comparison to that, at least you get the option to still use free travel, I dont !!
In my opinion, the travel area should include Eastbourne but that's another matter. The issue is if you live in Woodingdean you are under 2 miles from the ground (Eastbourne is about 20) but now have to pay £75 to get the bus to the ground or go completely out your way into central Brighton to get a free bus or train to the stadium.
Apropos Seagulls Travel..
They are not a licensed bus company, but a travel agent. Does anyone know which bus companies they will be using to provide the new Special Bus services?
The levy is £2 on every ticket sold, ST or matchday, everyone pays due to the cheating that happened during the first season
Apart from the club STILL losing over £1 Million, of course.
There is the £50 travel levy and the charter says there will also be a levy added to match day tickets.
6.6 Travel Levy
A Travel Levy of £50 per season, per adult, for 23 league games will be applied to all season
ticket holders; travel for cup games may also be included in the match ticket price.
The concession price is £25 for under-18s and over-65s. There will also be a levy added to
2013/2014 matchday ticket prices for both home and away fans.
The benefit to all ticket holders will be inclusive, subsidised bus or train travel within the
dedicated zone, subsidised coach travel across all the various coach operators or use of the
Club's park & ride scheme.
Time for football's goldfish bowl to look outside at the economy, unemployment figures, lack of inflation matching salary increases and used THAT to adjust prices.PHP:
This game of ours will eventually destroy itself at this level. Unless all clubs look at and address player salaries more and more fans will be priced out.
I appreciate the individual clubs saying they need to pay high wages or they won't compete but football as a whole needs to start looking outwards rather than continue this insular approach which is killing our game.
Blame the fans eh? Not too many staff or overpaid players.
Apropos Seagulls Travel..
They are not a licensed bus company, but a travel agent. Does anyone know which bus companies they will be using to provide the new Special Bus services?
And ultimately what are all the crazy price hikes, booking fees and service cuts for? To pay a bunch of 2nd tier footballers and their agents ever increasing and life changing amounts of money. I'm starting to wonder if its all worth it. Someone quoted a figure of £95 for two adults to watch bloody Millwall in the West Stand Lower; madness.
Well the travel scheme isnt used by the staff or players - thats what I was referring to by the Million pound loss.
I have some lengthy comments from Paul Barber which will be on my website in the next half hour for anyone interested... Been in dialogue with him regarding these issues since yesterday evening.
I have some lengthy comments from Paul Barber which will be on my website in the next half hour for anyone interested... Been in dialogue with him regarding these issues since yesterday evening.
Link please
Will post link on here when piece is online.
its on his post ...at bottom
Thanks