not interested in arguing about the trust just putting this here for those interested and not members. 

https://www.bwfcst.co.uk/Trust_Documents/Club_Trust_Structured_Dialogue_Meeting_No2_Minutes_040322.pdf

Edited March 31, 20224 yr by Mounts Kipper

you need to stop dealing then

2 minutes ago, Smiley said:

Seen Neil Hart and Ian Evatt at a business club event and thought both came across superb. Very clear on what they are saying, saying it like it comes from the heart (no pun). Felt quite confident under both their stewardship’s that day.

Did anyone who went tonight get that same feeling of confidence?

I went to a Q&A when Coyle first took charge. I got the similar feeling walking out of that session about him.

1 minute ago, Underpants said:

I went to a Q&A when Coyle first took charge. I got the similar feeling walking out of that session about him.

yada yada yada

15 minutes ago, victor meldrew said:

you need to stop dealing then

How else am i supposed to heat my house?

 

Are these East Lower dealers cashless? 

 

Easily rectified people buying kids tickets for client refs for away days - only activated as worth points if the ticket is used.

Similar to England supporters membership, home cap awarded only when purchased ticket is scanned in at Wembley 

Good news on a loyalty scheme which hopefully does away with that 10am sale time

 

7 hours ago, stevieb said:

Are these East Lower dealers cashless? 

 

OVS

Its not just crazy corner with restricted sales, its il2 as well. 

Jsl

31 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Its not just crazy corner with restricted sales, its il2 as well. 

Jsl

Crazy corner always looks chokka am I missing something on restricted sales? 

8 hours ago, L/H White said:

If crazy corner was to reopen, I don't think NH would get any stick tbh

Ridiculous call and needs rectifying 

 

Sell adult only tickets there 🤷🏻‍♂️

9 minutes ago, Horwich said:

Sell adult only tickets there 🤷🏻‍♂️

Would still be dispersing the yoof in that scenario so not really solving the issue of spreading what they (and ESU blanket types like Big E) see as the problem

Surely it makes sense to have them all in a single area so you can manage it as one rather than being spread elsewhere. Particularly as the away fans are virtually on Parklands these days  

 

10 hours ago, victor meldrew said:

going to look at non attendance of kids season tickets

not sure if related, but going into the WSL the other week some lad, clearly about 25+ with beard, was trying to get in with a kids ticket

bloke at turnstile was having none of it, lad tried to act dumb, bloke said go to ticket office and sort it out, because we've got loads of people trying to get in with kids tickets at the moment and we've been told to crack down with zero tolerance to it

57 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Crazy corner always looks chokka am I missing something on restricted sales? 

i suspect folk just wander into that area from their designated seat

42 minutes ago, Zico said:

not sure if related, but going into the WSL the other week some lad, clearly about 25+ with beard, was trying to get in with a kids ticket

bloke at turnstile was having none of it, lad tried to act dumb, bloke said go to ticket office and sort it out, because we've got loads of people trying to get in with kids tickets at the moment and we've been told to crack down with zero tolerance to it

This is what happened at Hull. They have self scan turnstiles and after a couple of years realised they were selling roughly 2.5 times as many kids season tickets than adult ones, so they scrapped concessions and introduced a flat rate for season tickets.

23 minutes ago, Casino said:

i suspect folk just wander into that area from their designated seat

What’s the point of restricting sales in that area if it’s not blocked off and you can just waltz into that area. Sounds daft to me. 

11 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

What’s the point of restricting sales in that area if it’s not blocked off and you can just waltz into that area. Sounds daft to me. 

It is. 

Some muddled thinking it seems. 

Not properly sorting the issue is it.

48 minutes ago, Traf said:

This is what happened at Hull. They have self scan turnstiles and after a couple of years realised they were selling roughly 2.5 times as many kids season tickets than adult ones, so they scrapped concessions and introduced a flat rate for season tickets.

Pretty sure City’s are all automated turnstiles with a traffic light system. So the steward on the other side will see a coloured light and expect a certain aged person to come through. Guessing that stops adults with kids tickets.

1 hour ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Would still be dispersing the yoof in that scenario so not really solving the issue of spreading what they (and ESU blanket types like Big E) see as the problem

Surely it makes sense to have them all in a single area so you can manage it as one rather than being spread elsewhere. Particularly as the away fans are virtually on Parklands these days  

 

Joke all you want but these little cunts spilling pop on my blanket is not on. 
 

for what it’s worth it needs sorting. Let’s have a knobhead section where folk can enjoy being a dick. The weekly battle for my own seat when we have about 15 in that area is wank. Uppers for us boring cunts please. It doesn’t even create an atmosphere shouting “fuck off kachunga” or “outside outside” with ya hood up. (I know I was that dick until about 3 weeks back) 

Harty is in no way responsible for the brilliant pricing of season ticket renewals, that was all Sharon. 😂😘😎

Edited February 3, 20233 yr by Ani

2 minutes ago, Ani said:

Is in no way responsible for the brilliant pricing of season ticket renewals, that was all Sharon. 😂😘😎

Exactly. Everyone raving about Season Ticket prices, but Neil is still a twat because some utter fucking morons can't stop throwing stuff on the pitch. 🤷‍♂️

Edited February 3, 20233 yr by Cheese

Hoping they enforce the away loyalty scheme as a matter of great urgency. 
 

mutley x

The ST pricing is brilliant. Well done!

But for me the membership scheme is a wart that won't go away.

Hopefully folk buying £35 kids season tickets and assigning them on away days are done 

9 minutes ago, Underpants said:

The ST pricing is brilliant. Well done!

But for me the membership scheme is a wart that won't go away.

What's actually wrong with it?