I was just agreeing that we’ve probably seen our last live game of this season (as scheduled).
I have asked a question of Phantom Blue because he often given examples of struggling people paying for a family of season card holders. It is tough times and the club have asked people who are really struggling with DD payments to contact them. I want to know if he is quoting from his own personal
Circumstances or lack if he is just trying to strengthen his argument against the Club
but I’ve noticed that there are a lot of Cmuns struggling with cashflow who are asking their players to take wage deferrals
I have two mate, also I'm aware friends (Blues) are struggling and was observing some of the post on here too which kinda makes you want to defend them, especially when other posters were coming on having a pop.
They have called for casual staff to be paid because these are financially, extremely difficult times for some people. I'd have thought this was obvious.Many of you have called for casual agency staff to be paid whilst refusing to pay City what you owe them. You can’t have it both ways.
Exactly mate. I've been refunded for a couple of gigs that have been cancelled. I hadn't received what I had pay for, so they gave me my money back. The difference is with City, some people struggle to differentiate between the club and the businessmen employed to maximise profit. They're like petulant kids, they just cannot accept a single negative word said when City are concerned.Err, as of this present time they owe me about 200 quid until the games are played. If I pay amazon £650 for 19 books but I only get 13 of them would you say they owe me.
Exactly mate. I've been refunded for a couple of gigs that have been cancelled. I hadn't received what I had pay for, so they gave me my money back. The difference is with City, some people struggle to differentiate between the club and the businessmen employed to maximise profit. They're like petulant kids, they just cannot accept a single negative word said when City are concerned.
"Sane had an off game today " "no he didn't"
"It's getting a bit pricey to take the kids to City nowadays" "No it isn't"
"The pies are a bit dry at City" "No they're not"
"We're experiencing an international pandemic, many people are facing financial difficulties and, if fans are not going to be able to attend the matches they've paid for, they should be reimbursed for them" "No they shouldn't, don't slag off the club"
Perhaps a better solution would be to approach seasoncard holders and ask them what they want to do? I am very lucky, I can afford three season cards so would carry on paying for mine, my grown up daughter and the lad. But I think that it would be entirely appropriate for the club to check who is in the same position and for those that aren't, postpone the DD until the season restarts or refund money to those that have paid if it gets cancelled. Wouldn't be that hard to administer this. As a side note, when football restarts grounds will be packed to the rafters, social isolation will engender a desire to get out and about, seasoncard waiting lists will grow like nobody's business and the clubs will be well aware of this.
Exactly mate. I've been refunded for a couple of gigs that have been cancelled. I hadn't received what I had pay for, so they gave me my money back. The difference is with City, some people struggle to differentiate between the club and the businessmen employed to maximise profit. They're like petulant kids, they just cannot accept a single negative word said when City are concerned.
"Sane had an off game today " "no he didn't"
"It's getting a bit pricey to take the kids to City nowadays" "No it isn't"
"The pies are a bit dry at City" "No they're not"
"We're experiencing an international pandemic, many people are facing financial difficulties and, if fans are not going to be able to attend the matches they've paid for, they should be reimbursed for them" "No they shouldn't, don't slag off the club"