Exile 1976 wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

Exile 1976 wrote:
As I've said you constantly come across as a complete and utter pompous arsehole, why on earth would i want to spend ANY time in your company???

To show that you are not just a coward. Happy to spew out abuse but like all trolls too pathetic to remove yourself from the safety of your computer.

Oh, if you want me to say it to your face I'd certainly do that He Man, but spend time in your company? No thanks...

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

The Cat wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:Exile 76, Cat, KAL, I will be there on Wednesday. I promise you all that I abhor violence and you will be perfectly safe. Come over and call me an arsehole to my face. I would like to meet you and understand your point of view. Frankly at the moment calling me an arsehole and anyone unfortunate enough to agree with me an arse licker does seem a trifle childish.

PM me and we can arrange a time and place. Looking forward to meeting you chaps. I will even buy you a nice hot cup of tea and a chocolate biscuit to show I have no hard feelings. Merely bemusement.

I haven't called you anything. I simply think you want to criticize everything the club does. I don't need to meet you to confirm that.

No Cat. But read your post, you endorse those who do. Now would you like a cuppa and a bar of chocolate or not?

Stan A. Einstein wrote:Exile 76, Cat, KAL, I will be there on Wednesday. I promise you all that I abhor violence and you will be perfectly safe. Come over and call me an arsehole to my face. I would like to meet you and understand your point of view. Frankly at the moment calling me an arsehole and anyone unfortunate enough to agree with me an arse licker does seem a trifle childish.

PM me and we can arrange a time and place. Looking forward to meeting you chaps. I will even buy you a nice hot cup of tea and a chocolate biscuit to show I have no hard feelings. Merely bemusement.

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

George Street-Bridge wrote:Which lackeys, instructed by whom?

On the contrary, the club did make a statement about lessons being learnt about ticketing. I agree with people saying more thought needs to be given to exiled supporters. I think it's a bigger issue than just ticketing, it's an inward-looking mindset we need to move away from and I've said that here more than once. Modernising the IT will help.

George that's my point.

A CEO is appointed to see problems in advance. After 30 years we are still reacting. It can't have been beyond the comprehension of the club that sooner or later we would have an away tie with a big club. Lincoln, Exeter, Cambridge all have in the last few years.

Do you know what I find really annoying. I stand in a supermarket queue. If a woman is in front of me I know what is going to happen. The person on the checkout will say £56-27p please. At which point the woman will look totally aghast and after ten seconds of being like a rabbit in the headlights will spend the next minute or so rummaging through her handbag trying to find her purse. I swear to God one day I will say to one of these women, "Has it never occurred to you that the supermarket will want payment for the goods you have just bought?"

By the same token. To those in charge of running our club. On a slow Thursday in October did it not occur to you to have a chat to the CEO's of other small clubs and ask about the challenges that they had faced when drawn against a big club in the FA Cup?

Getting old is great. I can say what I think, I don't give a rats arse what people think of me, and I am going to tell it as I see it.

Spiderman wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

George Street-Bridge wrote:Which lackeys, instructed by whom?

On the contrary, the club did make a statement about lessons being learnt about ticketing. I agree with people saying more thought needs to be given to exiled supporters. I think it's a bigger issue than just ticketing, it's an inward-looking mindset we need to move away from and I've said that here more than once. Modernising the IT will help.

George that's my point.

A CEO is appointed to see problems in advance. After 30 years we are still reacting. It can't have been beyond the comprehension of the club that sooner or later we would have an away tie with a big club. Lincoln, Exeter, Cambridge all have in the last few years.

Do you know what I find really annoying. I stand in a supermarket queue. If a woman is in front of me I know what is going to happen. The person on the checkout will say £56-27p please. At which point the woman will look totally aghast and after ten seconds of being like a rabbit in the headlights will spend the next minute or so rummaging through her handbag trying to find her purse. I swear to God one day I will say to one of these women, "Has it never occurred to you that the supermarket will want payment for the goods you have just bought?"

By the same token. To those in charge of running our club. On a slow Thursday in October did it not occur to you to have a chat to the CEO's of other small clubs and ask about the challenges that they had faced when drawn against a big club in the FA Cup?

Getting old is great. I can say what I think, I don't give a rats arse what people think of me, and I am going to tell it as I see it.

Last summer Lincoln City installed an online ticketing system after their FA cup run.This week their fans have still queued for tickets for their upcoming semi-final against Chelsea u23s.

Exeter City's volunteers were left exhausted after supporters queued overnight for their tie against Liverpool, as did Cambridge fans for their fixture against Manchester United and Yeovil over 10 days ago.

Wycombe had to issue an apology for their miscommunication on ticket eligibility and the collapse of their online ticketing system for their Tottenham Hotspur FA Cup fixture last season.

Cardiff City had disgruntled supporters queuing for hours as their online ticketing system failed to recognise the membership requirements for the Manchester City fixture.

You see, every club has problems when there is a huge demand and I make that six other CEOs that clearly did not anticipate a problem either.

p.s
If the woman in the queue continues to annoy you , try online shopping it's so much easier.

Spiderman wrote:What does citation mean ?

Spiderman wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

George Street-Bridge wrote:Which lackeys, instructed by whom?

On the contrary, the club did make a statement about lessons being learnt about ticketing. I agree with people saying more thought needs to be given to exiled supporters. I think it's a bigger issue than just ticketing, it's an inward-looking mindset we need to move away from and I've said that here more than once. Modernising the IT will help.

George that's my point.

A CEO is appointed to see problems in advance. After 30 years we are still reacting. It can't have been beyond the comprehension of the club that sooner or later we would have an away tie with a big club. Lincoln, Exeter, Cambridge all have in the last few years.

Do you know what I find really annoying. I stand in a supermarket queue. If a woman is in front of me I know what is going to happen. The person on the checkout will say £56-27p please. At which point the woman will look totally aghast and after ten seconds of being like a rabbit in the headlights will spend the next minute or so rummaging through her handbag trying to find her purse. I swear to God one day I will say to one of these women, "Has it never occurred to you that the supermarket will want payment for the goods you have just bought?"

By the same token. To those in charge of running our club. On a slow Thursday in October did it not occur to you to have a chat to the CEO's of other small clubs and ask about the challenges that they had faced when drawn against a big club in the FA Cup?

Getting old is great. I can say what I think, I don't give a rats arse what people think of me, and I am going to tell it as I see it.

Last summer Lincoln City installed an online ticketing system after their FA cup run.This week their fans have still queued for tickets for their upcoming semi-final against Chelsea u23s.

Exeter City's volunteers were left exhausted after supporters queued overnight for their tie against Liverpool, as did Cambridge fans for their fixture against Manchester United and Yeovil over 10 days ago.

Wycombe had to issue an apology for their miscommunication on ticket eligibility and the collapse of their online ticketing system for their Tottenham Hotspur FA Cup fixture last season.

Cardiff City had disgruntled supporters queuing for hours as their online ticketing system failed to recognise the membership requirements for the Manchester City fixture.

You see, every club has problems when there is a huge demand and I make that six other CEOs that clearly did not anticipate a problem either.

p.s
If the woman in the queue continues to annoy you , try online shopping it's so much easier.

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

Spiderman wrote:What does citation mean ?

It means where do you get your facts?