City not answering the phone

[Xhavenjoe]

Probably not answering the phone as Levy is on reception

 

[Ozzyblue]

You could travel from Birmingham and it would be quicker.

I travelled through from Wigan last week thinking I was going out of my way. Got speaking to the bloke in the queue behind me and he’d travelled all the way from Leicester as he couldn’t get through.

 

[BringBackSwales]

I miss Bernard.

The ticket office was a complete fucking shambles when he was club secretary, I am not sure where this “saint” Bernard reputation came from. The only thing he accomplished as club secretary, based on my dealings with him, was that he did it for a long time. Badly. However it is more inexcusable that it is still shite in the current era

 

[levets]

The ticket office was a complete fucking shambles when he was club secretary, I am not sure where this “saint” Bernard reputation came from. The only thing he accomplished as club secretary, based on my dealings with him, was that he did it for a long time. Badly. However it is more inexcusable that it is still shite in the current era

Ah, but a lot of the Oldham/Chadderton blues knew Bernard and could go straight to him.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Ah, but a lot of the Oldham/Chadderton blues knew Bernard and could go straight to him.

Given BH used to be an Oldham fan that doesn’t surprise me.

 

[levets]

Given BH used to be an Oldham fan that doesn’t surprise me.

Not according to him, City and Oldham RLFC… though he did work for Oldham Athletic…

A lifelong City supporter, Bernard – who was born in May 1941 - watched his beloved Blues from the terraces of Maine Road as a child, watching the Club’s fluctuating fortunes of the 1950s and 60s.

Born and raised in Chadderton, he completed his education at St Gregory’s in Ardwick in 1956 - and after a spell in the cotton industry - Bernard joined his local club, Oldham Athletic, as secretary, before fulfilling a boyhood dream by taking up a key role with his beloved Blues 13 years later.

“We had many happy years of marriage, but his first love was definitely City – they always came first” … Mrs Halford

 

[Octavian]

The ticket office was a complete fucking shambles when he was club secretary, I am not sure where this “saint” Bernard reputation came from. The only thing he accomplished as club secretary, based on my dealings with him, was that he did it for a long time. Badly. However it is more inexcusable that it is still shite in the current era

Longevity

 

[chesterbells]

Not enjoying reading this thread. I think as a Citizen Matchday member who has today been sent an email with link to download my ECL ticket to my iPhone, I need to phone up tomorrow for the first time this season, to request they send me a new email with Print At Home faculty (as my iPhone is older than iPhone 6).
As I understand it, that’s the only way I’ll be able to get in (without buying a new phone), and will need to go through the same rigmarole of phoning up 7 days before every match I want to go to this season(?) … some phone bill I’m gonna have

 

[BringBackSwales]

Not according to him, City and Oldham RLFC… though he did work for Oldham Athletic…

A lifelong City supporter, Bernard – who was born in May 1941 - watched his beloved Blues from the terraces of Maine Road as a child, watching the Club’s fluctuating fortunes of the 1950s and 60s.

Born and raised in Chadderton, he completed his education at St Gregory’s in Ardwick in 1956 - and after a spell in the cotton industry - Bernard joined his local club, Oldham Athletic, as secretary, before fulfilling a boyhood dream by taking up a key role with his beloved Blues 13 years later.

“We had many happy years of marriage, but his first love was definitely City – they always came first” … Mrs Halford

Cheers

 

[Octavian]

Not enjoying reading this thread. I think as a Citizen Matchday member who has today been sent an email with link to download my ECL ticket to my iPhone, I need to phone up tomorrow for the first time this season, to request they send me a new email with Print At Home faculty (as my iPhone is older than iPhone 6).
As I understand it, that’s the only way I’ll be able to get in (without buying a new phone), and will need to go through the same rigmarole of phoning up 7 days before every match I want to go to this season(?) … some phone bill I’m gonna have

Good luck mate, give us an update of how long you were on hold for.