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If it was me I’d set one up so I could have a chat to @Sarge and a beer with @Scotchegg
I can confirm that @Sarge is a great person to sit having a beer with, especially when he gets talking about his love of music.

I’d imagine if you wanted to speak to @Scotchegg you would have to try and peel him away from the tea lady’s or Sam Long’s family 😉
 
I can confirm that @Sarge is a great person to sit having a beer with, especially when he gets talking about his love of music.

I’d imagine if you wanted to speak to @Scotchegg you would have to try and peel him away from the tea lady’s or Sam Long’s family 😉
Lots of welcoming people on this form but @Sarge was the first. We bonded over our hatred of s**t lager.
 
The last fans forum I felt Tim Williams and co got off incredibly lightly. I came away feeling slightly disappointed that issues weren’t explored in the detail that they ought to have been. Having said that, when the room is full of people looking to probe everything from how the new stadium will be funded to whether anything can be done to ensure the cups of tea being served at half time aren’t too hot, it’s difficult to hammer issues as much as they ought to be.

I recall a fans forum with Firoz Kassam (and I’m tempted to say Brian Talbot) that was ferocious to say the least. To Firoz’s credit (not a sentence I ever thought I’d write), he fielded some very, very awkward questions, sat there and took it.
 
I think my favourite fans forum was one with Joe Kinnear (there's a joke in 'ere) in which every other word was fukin this, fukin that. David Kemp looked very sheepish and I think Firoz must have been wondering what the fk he'd let himself in for
 
The latest club survey has set my teeth on edge. Questions such as this:
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"There were a good variety of ticketing product available"
What the hell is that all about?


Why oh why is the standard of literacy so low as to allow this type of nonsense to get through?

Grammatically and literally flawed, it makes little sense.

It's just appalling that the club can allow such a poor level of professionalism into what should be a useful survey. What happened? Who is responsible for proof reading? In the age of AI, spell check, grammar check tools somebody lets this slip through.
 
The latest club survey has set my teeth on edge. Questions such as this:
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"There were a good variety of ticketing product available"
What the hell is that all about?


Why oh why is the standard of literacy so low as to allow this type of nonsense to get through?

Grammatically and literally flawed, it makes little sense.

It's just appalling that the club can allow such a poor level of professionalism into what should be a useful survey. What happened? Who is responsible for proof reading? In the age of AI, spell check, grammar check tools somebody lets this slip through.
There’s about three things wrong with that!
 
The latest club survey has set my teeth on edge. Questions such as this:
View attachment 28033

"There were a good variety of ticketing product available"
What the hell is that all about?


Why oh why is the standard of literacy so low as to allow this type of nonsense to get through?

Grammatically and literally flawed, it makes little sense.

It's just appalling that the club can allow such a poor level of professionalism into what should be a useful survey. What happened? Who is responsible for proof reading? In the age of AI, spell check, grammar check tools somebody lets this slip through.
Where do I get this survey?

I'm opted in to receive club emails, but have received nothing. It's as if they don't want my views on ticketing................
 
The latest club survey has set my teeth on edge. Questions such as this:
View attachment 28033

"There were a good variety of ticketing product available"
What the hell is that all about?


Why oh why is the standard of literacy so low as to allow this type of nonsense to get through?

Grammatically and literally flawed, it makes little sense.

It's just appalling that the club can allow such a poor level of professionalism into what should be a useful survey. What happened? Who is responsible for proof reading? In the age of AI, spell check, grammar check tools somebody lets this slip through.
A lot of 4/5 and1’s but they were for the cleanliness of the bogs
 
Where do I get this survey?

I'm opted in to receive club emails, but have received nothing. It's as if they don't want my views on ticketing................
me too, except Ive not had, nor been invited to take part in, this survey - as yet
Mrs L got the email first then me, she pointed out the, errm, English of that particular question. I gave up at that point as I just found it all too amateurish.
 
A badly-worded survey not spellchecked by the Comms Team before being issued. The survey has not even been correctly administered - I simply clicked on the survey link above, completed it without providing my name or email address, and yet apparently ‘I’ have been entered into a prize draw upon completion. Looks like someone else will win ‘my’ prize if my survey is selected.

That saying involving the words ‘brewery’ and ‘p1$$ up’ spring to mind. Again.
 
A badly-worded survey not spellchecked by the Comms Team before being issued. The survey has not even been correctly administered - I simply clicked on the survey link above, completed it without providing my name or email address, and yet apparently ‘I’ have been entered into a prize draw upon completion. Looks like someone else will win ‘my’ prize if my survey is selected.

That saying involving the words ‘brewery’ and ‘p1$$ up’ spring to mind. Again.

Did you not put your fan number in?
 
A badly-worded survey not spellchecked by the Comms Team before being issued. The survey has not even been correctly administered - I simply clicked on the survey link above, completed it without providing my name or email address, and yet apparently ‘I’ have been entered into a prize draw upon completion. Looks like someone else will win ‘my’ prize if my survey is selected.

That saying involving the words ‘brewery’ and ‘p1$$ up’ spring to mind. Again.
The first item you were asked to complete was your fan number
 
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