by Dirk Gently » 10 Nov 2006 19:25
by ShrewsandRoyals » 11 Nov 2006 14:55
Dirk Gently Every time this has been suggested in the past JM has pointed out that it would mean people getting something for nothing, whislt is against his personal principles.
Randy Learner at Villa obviously has different priciples!
by Dirk Gently » 11 Nov 2006 15:00
ShrewsandRoyalsDirk Gently Every time this has been suggested in the past JM has pointed out that it would mean people getting something for nothing, whislt is against his personal principles.
Randy Learner at Villa obviously has different priciples!
But they're not getting something for nothing.
They have given up their time - often the equivalent of a days work - to support Reading. They have sacrificed time with families, and those that are self-employed certainly have lost potential income. Others may have had to use up valuable holiday days.
by DelBoyRodders » 11 Nov 2006 15:48
ShrewsandRoyals
But they're not getting something for nothing.
They have given up their time - often the equivalent of a days work - to support Reading. They have sacrificed time with families, and those that are self-employed certainly have lost potential income. Others may have had to use up valuable holiday days.
by Forbury Lion » 11 Nov 2006 16:20
Villa put on free coaches because their chairman paid for them. I don't see our chairman doing the same, but if someone else offered to pay for free coaches I'm sure the offer would be well received..Hyundai Coupe Villa put on free coaches for their supporters at midweeks game against Chelsea and other clubs like Carlton have done the same in the past. Are there any plans for Reading to follow suit?
by Whistle » 13 Nov 2006 15:45
by EASTENDER MARKY » 13 Nov 2006 16:24
by Forbury Lion » 13 Nov 2006 16:30
by Royal Lady » 13 Nov 2006 16:34
by STAR TRAVEL » 13 Nov 2006 17:06
Forbury Lion Car users are not discriminated against as they are allowed to go by coach if they wish.
If they choose to go by car at additional expense then that's their personal choice.
As long as support is strong home and away there's little benefit to the club of offering travel subsidies.
Perhaps if it was a far away match that was rained off they may decide to subsidise the rearranged trip. In fact I will PM star about this, maybe they can add something like 10p to each coach ticket and use that to credit back the coach tickets of those who miss out. Maybe refund 50% if the game is rained off halfway though like Leicester at home a few years ago.
I can't imagine us having more than one away game every three seasons cancelled last minute after the coaches have left or abandoned midway though.
by Forbury Lion » 13 Nov 2006 17:58
by Deadlock » 13 Nov 2006 18:05
STAR TRAVEL STAR has always carried late cancellation of match insurance, it is not cheap but it means that if a game is called off within eight hours of kick off we can run coaches again at no further expense to our members. We have not had to use it in the recent past but I do recall one year we used it three times, so it is worth every penny.
by Warfield Royal » 13 Nov 2006 18:27
Forbury Lion That's good to hear, Maybe STAR should publicise these things a bit more as selling points.
What happens if the game is called off 8 minutes before kick off?
by The 17 Bus » 13 Nov 2006 19:18
Forbury Lion That's good to hear, Maybe STAR should publicise these things a bit more as selling points.
What happens if the game is called off 8 minutes before kick off?
by Farnborough Royal » 17 Nov 2006 09:01
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