So as i (God forbid) make a complaint

about the club can anyone tell me how much it would cost

For putting in a few extra phone lines to cope for a week and employ some temp staff to handle the bookings for non locals
To put a few extra staff on turnstiles so that those locals queueing dont have to queue all day
To implement a proper system of categories to get their tickets (like the one we used to have)


As for being too critical i think the criticism is justified when simple steps could have been taken to avoid putting the supporters through so much hassle

 

it is a bit of a pain in the arse but it's worth it!

and unfortunately it's a one off!!

 

I think its good that people are camping out to get their tickets

Shows how much it means to us

 

they had a postal service on place for this

 

Hope you feel as good about it when you're old, possibly ill, maybe disabled.</p>

There's nowt clever about being able to stop up all night, we've all done it in our time so don't come chelping on how devoted you are.</p>

Fact is there are better, simpler and more downright humane ways of doing the job than having people standing in a queue for hour after hour in the cold. </p>

Even for the daft buggers that want to do it so they can brag about it.
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Ther are better ways of doin it i agree, but THIS time the case is simple: Get down as early as possible and the you are more or less guaranteed a GOOD ticket

 

And sod the guy who sits behind me, 75 years old and just out of hospital - who was probably supporting the Reds before your dad was born.</p>

There are plenty of supporters who are just as worthy as those who think standing a night in the cold proves their devotion.
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But then it's I'm alright Jack and **** you these days.</p>