Yes, that and the one for those with disabilities.Just for information, the only concessionary pass that will be accepted is the over 65 free travel pass. All others, under 16s etc, won't be.
I'm a FOC so I have one.
Yes, I should have mentioned to disability pass also.Yes, that and the one for those with disabilities.
The issue there, for a few of the buses, is getting back to the departure point before the quicker walkers. I think it needs reserved seating for some at least, maybe in the future.
so why get involved?? Ah, great to have something else to moan about I supposeI don't have to use the service though, and I'll moan when i want you happy ****.
This is just hilariousThink you misunderstood me. I’d love it to be a success. It’s an admirable idea. But let’s be straight, we’re a first class team with a tenth rate infrastructure - it’s a fucking nightmare getting to and from the ground and has been since we moved from Maine Rd. as a club we could, and should have spent millions on developing a high speed transport system to and from the ground. It would necessitate local government involvement but ££££ talks.
Just responding at a level to fit your postsAnother FB style puerile reply from you. Well done; )
Now THAT was a joke. But god. What a nightJust like Istanbul
I’m almost Olympic level walking but factor in a quick wee after the game, and being held up by stewards at one of the road crossings and I think they need to leave a little later but let’s see.Yes, I should have mentioned to disability pass also.
Edit: your comment about the departure point is a good one. My bus will depart from Holt Town tram stop at 7.45 for Chelsea. Depending on where you are in the ground and the speed you can walk at means it could be very tight for some.
Believe you will. That is the indication on TfGM siteWill be able to use my bus pass on it?
Only downside is not being able to prebook your seat to guarantee your placeIt gives a departure time and pick up point on the website. Approximately 30mins after the final whistle from where they dropped you off. It's a direct service to and from the ground for slightly more than public transport. This is a great scheme and I'm seeing no downside to this at all.
Why have you got involved in an argument, with 2 posts that you wasn't involved in. And why are you moaning about me moaning?so why get involved?? Ah, great to have something else to moan about I suppose
Massive downside if 100 people turn up then some are fuckedOnly downside is not being able to prebook your seat to guarantee your place
I suppose it'll be a free for all on return. In that case I wouldn't like to be the driver.Only downside is not being able to prebook your seat to guarantee your place
they must have some idea on numbers where from i dont know maybe enpty seat threadMassive downside if 100 people turn up then some are fucked
Ooops. you sound angryWhy have you got involved in an argument, with 2 posts that you wasn't involved in. And why are you moaning about me moaning?
Such irony, such a nosy ****.
Sarcastic yes, angry no; )Ooops. you sound angry
That's the first thing I thought of. Get to the bus stop, five in the queue and only one place. Would there be time to get an alternative? Rochdale seems to be way down the list of ST holders so I'd have to go to that fuckin' hell hole they call Oldham or get to Middleton! Still gonna be a car ride down to Blue Car Park.Massive downside if 100 people turn up then some are fucked
They could still allow reservations for £0 if they wanted. I suppose the danger is that people reserve it and then don’t use it, even for full price seats too.Regarding the issue of pre-booking (I know you can't currently) but would this disadvantage people with the free over 65s and disability passes? I assume there is no way of 'buying' a ticket in advance without actually paying for it?