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Post by forevertufc on Nov 8, 2008 21:08:28 GMT
me and the lad are season tickets holders ,normaly we both enter through the kids turnstile on the poside ,today i have a £20 note ,i say to the boy you have to come through the adults with me ,only to be told they could not take for him,so i paid for myself he then had to take the £5 note squeeze past 6 blokes go the other side and give the £5 note to the person sat the other side i thought they were taking the mick but no it realy did happen ,theirs clearly a reason for this plaese if you know can you tell what it is , surely the club could come with a system to prevent this total crazyness
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Post by Dave on Nov 8, 2008 21:19:45 GMT
That seems madness and I think you should drop the club an email and ask for the reason to be explained. I do not know how old your boy Is but In this day an age, with all the safely concerns etc, surly It makes sense to let you son remain In your sight and care.
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Post by forevertufc on Nov 8, 2008 21:30:16 GMT
That seems madness and I think you should drop the club an email and ask for the reason to be explained. I do not know how old your boy Is but In this day an age, with all the safely concerns etc, surly It makes sense to let you son remain In your sight and care. think i might e-mail them ,my lad is 10 and capable of looking after himself but its not the point ,the 2 turnstile operators are sat next to each other why could the operator on the adult side have not passed the £5 over to the other side and added 1 to the kid's tally ,as you with safety and other issue's i found it bizzare |
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Post by merse on Nov 8, 2008 22:06:59 GMT
,theirs clearly a reason for this plaese if you know can you tell what it is , surely the club could come with a system to prevent this total crazyness  Surely the reason is that the turnstile man has to reconcile his receipts with the opening and closing figures on his turnstile. What you are expecting him to do therefore is put himself a tenner down by only taking a fiver for a fifteen pound entry. Think about it, is that a fair explanation? |
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Post by Dave on Nov 8, 2008 22:11:02 GMT
Merse your are correct as we must not forget the turnstile must click a counter, so handing over a fiver would not be the answer, as you rightly say, that turnstile would be ten pounds down.
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