Bristol City home brought forward

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Bristol City home brought forward

by Royals and Racers » 08 Jan 2012 13:15

With both the Royals and city out of the FA cup could the home match be brought forward from Tues 31st Jan to 4th round day Saturday 28th ?
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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by peterroyal76 » 08 Jan 2012 14:11

Royals and Racers With both the Royals and city out of the FA cup could the home match be brought forward from Tues 31st Jan to 4th round day Saturday 28th ?


Why?

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by West Stand Man » 08 Jan 2012 15:32

To make it easier for fans to get there maybe?

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by T.R.O.L.I. » 08 Jan 2012 16:01

Yes it can be brought forward - as long as both clubs agree.

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by Harpers So Solid Crew » 08 Jan 2012 16:53

Bloody good idea, lets hope the clubs think the same.


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by Royals and Racers » 08 Jan 2012 16:59

Harpers So Solid Crew Bloody good idea, lets hope the clubs think the same.


London Irish are away that weekend

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Mary Hinge » 08 Jan 2012 17:06

Local police force will probably say no.( Not enough notice, staffing, etc )

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by biscuitman » 08 Jan 2012 17:11

Local police force will probably say no.( Not enough notice, staffing, etc )


Utterly confused by this. Not enough notice? If we had beaten Stevenage we would of been at home that day..

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by LoyalRoyalFan » 08 Jan 2012 17:30

Don't they get paid extra for policing football games anyway?


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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Dan - B15 Royal » 08 Jan 2012 21:00

stupid idea as its one of a handful of games i can get to due to working wekends, so im quite looking forward to this one. (yep im selfish!)

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Svlad Cjelli » 08 Jan 2012 21:06

Mary Hinge Local police force will probably say no.( Not enough notice, staffing, etc )


[Police require 7 days' notice, so that wouldn't be a problem. And that's assuming that this would be a match that needs police presence -the majority are police-free.

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by Barry the bird boggler » 09 Jan 2012 09:04

Sounds too much like good sense, therefore never going to happen. Anyway we had to trek down to Bristol on a Tuesday night, don't see why City fans should have it any easier... :D

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Big Foot » 09 Jan 2012 09:07

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Mary Hinge Local police force will probably say no.( Not enough notice, staffing, etc )


[Police require 7 days' notice, so that wouldn't be a problem. And that's assuming that this would be a match that needs police presence -the majority are police-free.

Far from the majority


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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Svlad Cjelli » 09 Jan 2012 09:18

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Mary Hinge Local police force will probably say no.( Not enough notice, staffing, etc )


[Police require 7 days' notice, so that wouldn't be a problem. And that's assuming that this would be a match that needs police presence -the majority are police-free.

Far from the majority


I think last season it was about 14 or 15 games - definitely more than half of the games.

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Big Foot » 09 Jan 2012 09:30

Hasn't been the case this season

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by mr_number » 09 Jan 2012 11:05

Apparently the games has now been rbought forward to Saturday.

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by JR » 09 Jan 2012 11:38

I have never been so angry with my football team - this is an outrageous decision and an abuse of fans.

I am someone who takes advantage of weekends free of home league games to make other plans, so cannot go to the 'rearranged' game. The club have to appreciate that people have lives outside of football.

So not only did I have to sit throught the inept performance on Saturday (worst I have ever seen from Reading), but now I cannot watch a league game I have already paid for.

It is an absolute disgrace.

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Svlad Cjelli » 09 Jan 2012 11:42

It's a real pisser, yes.

They're doing refunds for people who bought tickets for the Tuesday and can't go - I wonder if that extends to ST holders.

(Rhetorical question, really - I know the regulations well enough to know that there's not a whelk's chance in a supervova that this will happen.)

And I suppose for everyone pissed off by this another one will be happier - I'm well and truly stuffed by this decision, though.

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Re: Bristol City home can it be brought forward ?

by Ginger Ninjas » 09 Jan 2012 11:42

JR I have never been so angry with my football team - this is an outrageous decision and an abuse of fans.

I am someone who takes advantage of weekends free of home league games to make other plans, so cannot go to the 'rearranged' game. The club have to appreciate that people have lives outside of football.

So not only did I have to sit throught the inept performance on Saturday (worst I have ever seen from Reading), but now I cannot watch a league game I have already paid for.

It is an absolute disgrace.


So you wouldn't have gone to Reading V Man Utd in the FA Cup Round 4 on that date (had it panned out differently)? :|

Makes perfect sense to me, keeps the 7 day break between games, which should be an advantage

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