Would they still be having this tube strike if 2 of the big 4 had been playing?

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  1. tinatyke

    tinatyke Well-Known Member

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    I think not.
    Pressure would have been put on them somehow.
     
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    Father Benny Cake Well-Known Member

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    Obviously a conspiracy against Barnsley!

    FFS of course they would, it would have been bigger news and given them more publicity. I'm pretty sure the RMT didn't look at the fixture list and think "Yes! lets annoy Barnsley fans".
     
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    Joking aren't you? It'd have been MORE likely to go ahead

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    They'd have had more press coverage, so would have been less likely to call it off. </p>
     
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    RE: Obviously a conspiracy against Barnsley!

    The stadium is served by three stations s Chiltern and Silverlink metro rail lines. All three have undergone major improvements to increase passenger capacity and accessibility and over 100 trains an hour go through these stations on event days.
    So if your woried go by train only tube services affected.
    if your only travelling down for the day Harrow and Weildstone train station ( or Hatch end which is Stanmore turn off on m1 -go past tube station which is on the left ,come to Hatch end with parking -check availability of parking first ,not had time myself)-not to be confused with Harrow rail station which does not pass through the ground.
    http://www.multimap.com/maps/?hloc=GB|harrow#t=l&map=51.57571,-0.34399|14|4&p=mm.poi.global.general.railwaystation,mm.poi.UK.premium.

    or www.multimap.com .
    put harrow in search section.
    tick parking spots (after map has loaded )and railway stations -note rail line coming from left does not go to wembley.
    expect to pay about £8.00 return adult £4.00 child up to 16 years old.
    http://www.thetrainline.com/default.asp?href=ppcg_rail_tickets&gclid=COqOt46TvJICFRFBFQod6BlUcg
    http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/purchasing_tickets/
    http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
     

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