My brothers Barnsley ST has been confiscated while watching the Scotland v Italy rugby match

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  1. imp

    imported_Gally New Member

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    Can I just point out...

    That the steward does not have the right to take your/your brother's season ticket at all. If he grabbed it from you without consent then you within your rights to report it as a theft. I think the FSF have just published a leaflet along the lines of "Know your rights" and this is one of the issues mentioned in it.
     
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    At least we'll be going!
     
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    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    D / T and Rothred..............if I went to a football match (repeat FOOTBALL match)...........with

    ..............the same poncey limp wrist attitude that you two have...........then I think I would stop going, stay in the house and finish my knitting


    (2gay)
     
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    D/T New Member

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    You know me so well.
     
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    Nudger I'm off back to work I'll see you later,

    oh no, it odds on that I probably won't. Do you like listening to Radio Dee Daa? (oh the irony)
     
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    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    Is it your job ???...................hell fire !!!................

    .............I think this comment sums up in many ways what is up with our society today..........no one wants any responsibility........

    Myself and a local councilor I know walked out of his house and while leaving his drive he threw a sweet paper into the street......I asked him what he was doing throwing rubbish into the street.........he said, nothing to do with me and anyway its the councils job to tidy up

    And this from a local councilor !!!

    We live in a scared society where people are constantly affraid to speak up for what they beleive...........I'm not one of those people
     
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    Revvie P Well-Known Member

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    Indeed

    Although the club reserve the right to refuse admission to the ground, I can't see how they could withdraw the book itself unless they actually claim ownership. If so, it would certainly be in stark contravention of their policy of lost or stolen tickets when it becomes "your ticket, your problem".
     
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    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    Ok......................while.........

    .............I'm at the WELL I'll drop some knitting patterns off for you in the club shop.

    There's a lovely jumper on page 14, have a look at it and let me know what you and D / T think about it.
    Its pale green with a sort of pink neckline.

    Don't try to make the V neck chunky pullover with the rope work down the front on page 2, I've heard its terribly difficult
     
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    Why did the steward even have to look at your ticket Nudger ? After the initial shock of hearing her name bellowed out and being asked to take photos my agent worked out who you were. Your reputation goes before you.

    I was in the pocket trying to sort out a dispute about who got which quarter of the Snickers bar. Please do not bring our names up when you have to go to see Mr. Rowing. Though it would be hilarious to hear you explain why you were where you were ! We too have been visited by the head steward and he is scary.
     
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    ill swap you some knitting patterns for a how to act mature when seing a disliked person guide. Fair swap i think.
     
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    theres speaking up and theres acting like a ****. Bit of difference.
     
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    Young Nudger Well-Known Member

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    Celebrity Monkey.................

    .................I would love to do a story with you

    ..........as for the club, They have only got to look at this website and Tykes Mad to know what you are doing, and if they start to have a go at you then I think that will be the time when we all need to sit at home on Setdi afternoon
     
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    unless I've missed it,it's one hell of a thread, but has Y.N. answered the question as to whether or not his brothers ticket was used?
     
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    imported_Gally New Member

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    After double checking...

    I was wrong. They are perfectly within their rights to confiscate a season ticket (or any ticket). Interesting some of their other rights as well - like the right to detain people while the police arrive etc.
     
    imported_Gally, Mar 3, 2009
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    I reckon it would be hillarious Nudger bringing up Celebrity Monkey to try and get the season ticket back off Rowing. Rowing will think Nudge as lost it :D :D :D
     
    dreamboy3000, Mar 3, 2009
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    So who owns the ticket?

    Once i've paid £300 is it my property or does it remain theres?
     
    SuperTyke, Mar 3, 2009
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    Jay Well-Known Member

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    After double checking?

    You mean someone from the club has been on to you?
     
    Jay, Mar 3, 2009
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  18. Gue

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    BFC

    You have bought the 'right' to attend 23 league home games - the ticket book & vouchers are merely the conduit that facilitates that.
     
    Guest, Mar 3, 2009
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    Jay Well-Known Member

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    RE: BFC

    So they should issue you with another (less admin costs) if you lose it. Yet they say it's nowt to do with them.
     
    Jay, Mar 3, 2009
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    'Conduit'? 'Facilitates'?

    Blimey.
    <img src ="http://images33.fotosik.pl/204/ca28671eb4f4cd2a.jpg">
     
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