One Small Gripe About The New Stand

[SWP's back]

This issue wasn't just occuring in the new stand, it was also apparent in east stand level 1.
You can clearly see the people working here are young, possibly apprentices, on some occasions we were instructing staff -showing them how to pour a pint.
one friend bought a pint, and then was asked how much the price was by the staff member as they did not know.

I don't think it's the fault of the actual frontline staff, it's just evidence of how shit our education system is, how much it fails our young minds who often are given these low paid jobs.

I wasn't there, but judging from when I was in the UK and attending games, if any education system was usually to blame, it was not the UKs as most of the staff that served me didn't have English as a first language.

 

[bluealf]

Surprised we haven't had a smokers in the toilets thread yet :0

 

[urban genie]

New toilets at P2 turnstiles is a bonus when I am dying for a piss while waiting to get in

 

[mancityvstoke]

New ticket office outside the South stand too

 

[Francis Lees Belly]

I Havent been in the new stand yet but all i can say is those complaining about the space, have clearly never been to stoke away ;)

OR West ham

 

[squirtyflower]

OR West ham

Or Liverpool

 

[law74]

Watford must have the smallest concourse I have ever experienced

 

[mancityvstoke]

Or the bogs at Blackburn

 

[Gray]

I Havent been in the new stand yet but all i can say is those complaining about the space, have clearly never been to stoke away ;)

OR West ham

Or Liverpool

Try the Stretford End at the Swamp it is worse than the "Black Hole of Calcutta". (Not a Red went to see GB in the Olympics)

 

[Why Always Ste]

I wasn't there, but judging from when I was in the UK and attending games, if any education system was usually to blame, it was not the UKs as most of the staff that served me didn't have English as a first language.

Haha... The point remains valid as "our" can also incorporate this planet's education system.
Some countries would rather spend $£$£$£$£ more on weapons than books.

Just saying, the young kids doing these jobs seem to lack motivation, understanding and my conclusion is it may be due to shit education and low pay.
Also, going off the way distant family members who have these kinds of jobs think - they lack motivation as they've been spoilt all their lives and don't understand the concept of hard work.
Throw a few Polish kids in there - it might do the job.