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hammers92 wrote:It said when you booked your ticket it would’ve been sent out as a paper ticket. I think people have just assumed. They could’ve done a couple of social media and website posts a week or so ago just to make sure people were definitely aware though
Not a hill I'm going to die on - but pretty sure I checked! IIRC it was in the drop down box called 'delivery options', or something. It changed when I bought a second ticket for my non-ST holding friend - obviously, given he has no access card.
Either way, you're right - communication definitely could have been better, and I would have turned up without a paper ticket tonight were it not for a stroke of fortune.
prophet:marginal wrote: - he might want to check on the LBTH website -
Bobby Moore Out wrote:Forgive my Irish ignorance, but I read that as Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Heterosexual. Are Gays not welcome in Tower Hamlets?
Yes, you're right.
The London Borough of Tower Hamlets posts up all its parking regulations there.
Nick Sneddon wrote:Slightly off topic, but ive just noticed that Bournemouth travel all the way to Wigan tomorrow night for their replay. Cracking timing
All the way to Wigan? How is that an arduous trip, they're not going by bike are they. They'll probably fly up to manchester or have travelled on monday afternoon. Don't think they'll get jet lag coming back from Lancashire
goa127 wrote:
All the way to Wigan? How is that an arduous trip, they're not going by bike are they. They'll probably fly up to manchester or have travelled on monday afternoon. Don't think they'll get jet lag coming back from Lancashire
Patito wrote:
It's hardly just down the road though is it?
Neither is Amsterdam but you can fly there from Norwich in 45 minutes.
In terms of the travel time, which is all that matters in this case, it's just down the road. We just have to hope it's a very physically draining game for them.
goa127 wrote:
All the way to Wigan? How is that an arduous trip
Wrong thread but valid point.
I'm sure they could do without a 4.5 hour coach trip back home on a Wednesday night - can't see them flying as the messing around at airports etc and not knowing an exact departure time would take just as long.
If it is on the back of extra-time they wouldn't set off from the ground much before 11pm so it could be 4am before most of them get home.
No training Thursday, light session Friday morning and off to a hotel in London in the afternoon... Not ideal prep to be honest.
sutts07 wrote:
Can't see us using too many of our potential starting line up for Bournemouth tonight unless we need to throw them on for 15/20 at the end.
True, but our fringe players and a few regulars should be enough if they are professional. The first game was their chance, we offered nothing going forward and had two knackered guys in the middle of the park and they still only had one decent chance. They just huffed and puffed.
goa127 wrote:All the way to Wigan? How is that an arduous trip, they're not going by bike are they. They'll probably fly up to manchester or have travelled on monday afternoon. Don't think they'll get jet lag coming back from Lancashire
Depends how they get there, but its also on the Wednesday night which gives us one more days prep than them. Anything to get an advantage Id welcome…….
Rumblings from some "ITK's" on Twitter suggesting Martinez will be starting. The club account also put out an interview with him about an hour talking about how much he loved his opportunity to play at Shrewsbury etc.
Oxford is fit to play; his family have bought tickets for this evening expecting him to be included but hadn't heard as of last night if that was from the start or off the bench.