: Tue Mar 03, 2009 6:55 pm  

Forever FC wrote:

If you know you cant make a game during the season with your pass (say going on holiday) can you use that voucher early? heard you could, has anybody done this before?

i have swapped un-used tickets the last couple of years for games.there doesnt seem to be a problem with it

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 6:57 pm  

shane A wrote:

i have swapped un-used tickets the last couple of years for games.there doesnt seem to be a problem with it

Un-used is past tense.

Therefore you can only use the tickets which haven't been used, not ones that aren't going to be used.

: Tue Mar 03, 2009 8:03 pm  

Dibs XIII wrote:

Un-used is past tense.

Therefore you can only use the tickets which haven't been used, not ones that aren't going to be used.

Nice sig

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:03 pm  

Dibs XIII wrote:

Do they have those telescopes like they have at Blackpool (that you put money in for 5 mins viewing) so you can actually see what's happening on the pitch?? If not it's another money making idea for The Ambulance Chaser!!

No but the place is full of travelling friend's (romany type's) trying to curse/mug you

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 7:07 pm  

Hull Kingston Convicts wrote:

Nice sig

Yeah I must admit - it is pretty good!!

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 7:56 pm  

PAUL M wrote:

Me too

makes three of us

Just got mine this morning

Am sorted too, now

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 7:37 am  

Willa wrote:

I don't have a problem paying a pound for charity.

What I have a problem with is the club taking credit for other people donating to charity.

I see the headlines now "Hull donate £15000 to Comic Relief" without actually donating a penny.

Any organisation worth its salt would match what the public raised.

Any fool can donate with someone else's money

Have to agree, the £1 for charity isn't the issue but its not a donation, if you want to buy a ticket you are forced to pay the £1, whether you want to donate to the charity or not.

A more generous offer from the club would have been to donate £1 per ticket sold rather then make the fans pay £1 extra

The other thing is can the club legally do this?? Can they just decide to add money to the ticket prices as and when they like to raise money for charity??

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 7:40 am  

Hullgal wrote:

Have to agree, the £1 for charity isn't the issue but its not a donation, if you want to buy a ticket you are forced to pay the £1, whether you want to donate to the charity or not.

A more generous offer from the club would have been to donate £1 per ticket sold rather then make the fans pay £1 extra

The other thing is can the club legally do this?? Can they just decide to add money to the ticket prices as and when they like to raise money for charity??

Firstly I do agree with you, it should be voluntary.

Legally, I would have thought that the club could charge what they want. THey are just letting people know a pound of it would be going to charity.
Like I siad earlier, they should have kept it quiet and simply charged £30 for the north stand,.
Happy days and new eye patch for Pudsey

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 6:32 pm  

hull smallears wrote:

Firstly I do agree with you, it should be voluntary.

Legally, I would have thought that the club could charge what they want. THey are just letting people know a pound of it would be going to charity.
Like I siad earlier, they should have kept it quiet and simply charged £30 for the north stand,.
Happy days and new eye patch for Pudsey

It's £30 a pint in the away end anyway? (and thats a pint of drool for them to top up)

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 7:12 pm  

be nice to see the club hand over a £25000 cheque though wont it.