Off topic, we get a match moved for no apparent reason to the detriment of our fans wanting to watch both the men and women’s matches just two weeks from now. However the Premier League deems it acceptable to sanction The Spuds playing two away games on the 2nd and 9th October just so they can prostitute their ground for NFL games.
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West Ham - Change to KO time (now 2pm)
- Thread starter Kippaxian
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bumbleblue
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Ludicrous I thought they wanted to support the womens game too. Terrible decision, on many levels.
lancs blue
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Crackpot decision as Hammers will most likely be knocked out tomorrow. Does the timing have something to do with police needing 10 days notice of a ko change??
We could lose it against West Ham or win it against Wolves. Unlikely the way things are going.Have I missed something? If we beat Newcastle and Wolves and they lose to Spurs or Villa, the West Ham could be when we clinch the title?
It is bad for the match going fan but even worse is the snub to the City Women and the women's game in general. It is bad enough that they would have had to compete with Evertons match for TV coverage/exposure but at least City fans could watch them.
Fuck off sly, take your money. As for the Premier League, you can fuck off as well.
Fuck off sly, take your money. As for the Premier League, you can fuck off as well.
Just received the below from City:
We are contacting you about your travel arrangements for our match against West Ham United on 15th May, following the decision by the Premier League to change the kick-off time to 2pm.
Whilst we hope that you will be able to continue with your current travel plans despite the changed kick-off time, we understand that this will not be the case for everyone.
As a result, if you have pre-booked non-refundable travel which means you will not be able to make it to your seat inside the London Stadium in time for the 2pm kick-off, the Club will reimburse the cost of your travel to help you make alternative arrangements.
The decision to change the kick-off time was made by the Premier League following West Ham United’s request to bring forward the match due to their potential involvement in the Europa League Final.
If this applies to you, please reply directly to this email. You will then be asked to provide evidence of your non-refundable travel.
You can also keep up to date with all the latest ticket information via our official service Twitter account, @ManCityHelp.
We look forward to seeing you at the London Stadium next Sunday.
We are contacting you about your travel arrangements for our match against West Ham United on 15th May, following the decision by the Premier League to change the kick-off time to 2pm.
Whilst we hope that you will be able to continue with your current travel plans despite the changed kick-off time, we understand that this will not be the case for everyone.
As a result, if you have pre-booked non-refundable travel which means you will not be able to make it to your seat inside the London Stadium in time for the 2pm kick-off, the Club will reimburse the cost of your travel to help you make alternative arrangements.
The decision to change the kick-off time was made by the Premier League following West Ham United’s request to bring forward the match due to their potential involvement in the Europa League Final.
If this applies to you, please reply directly to this email. You will then be asked to provide evidence of your non-refundable travel.
You can also keep up to date with all the latest ticket information via our official service Twitter account, @ManCityHelp.
We look forward to seeing you at the London Stadium next Sunday.
Tim of the Oak
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That’s a good gesture.Just received the below from City:
We are contacting you about your travel arrangements for our match against West Ham United on 15th May, following the decision by the Premier League to change the kick-off time to 2pm.
Whilst we hope that you will be able to continue with your current travel plans despite the changed kick-off time, we understand that this will not be the case for everyone.
As a result, if you have pre-booked non-refundable travel which means you will not be able to make it to your seat inside the London Stadium in time for the 2pm kick-off, the Club will reimburse the cost of your travel to help you make alternative arrangements.
The decision to change the kick-off time was made by the Premier League following West Ham United’s request to bring forward the match due to their potential involvement in the Europa League Final.
If this applies to you, please reply directly to this email. You will then be asked to provide evidence of your non-refundable travel.
You can also keep up to date with all the latest ticket information via our official service Twitter account, @ManCityHelp.
We look forward to seeing you at the London Stadium next Sunday.
ninjamonkey
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Got the email about reimbursing travel. Its clear its not citys decision to move it and they didn't have to do that, it should be on West ham given its their request but fair play to city. Its things like this that make you think they actually give a shit about fans and then ruin the image by raising season ticket prices.