BlueSkyBlue
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Hi all,
I am sure I am not a lone eco nut in wanting to cycle to the stadium, something I've done now for a few years.
I always take a change of clothes, in a rucksack, and get changed inside the ground.
Yesterday, i was refused entry with my bag - now that the club have instigated a £5 bag drop - but there is nowhere to get changed.
The 'supervisor' was devoid of logic and adopted a 'not my problem' stance.
I guess the question is, do we have anywhere else where a cyclist can get changed and store a bag without being 'in the asda toilets' and without paying £100+ a year in forced charity fees?
The club want to be seen to be improving green credentials, yet want to charge £5 and make you queue for 40mins pregame and longer postgame to take a change of clothes if you cycle in the Manchester weather
I am sure I am not a lone eco nut in wanting to cycle to the stadium, something I've done now for a few years.
I always take a change of clothes, in a rucksack, and get changed inside the ground.
Yesterday, i was refused entry with my bag - now that the club have instigated a £5 bag drop - but there is nowhere to get changed.
The 'supervisor' was devoid of logic and adopted a 'not my problem' stance.
I guess the question is, do we have anywhere else where a cyclist can get changed and store a bag without being 'in the asda toilets' and without paying £100+ a year in forced charity fees?
The club want to be seen to be improving green credentials, yet want to charge £5 and make you queue for 40mins pregame and longer postgame to take a change of clothes if you cycle in the Manchester weather