Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Fri Apr 26, 2013 10:52 pm  

Not impressed at all. I did email Gus asking how can the club expect people to turn up so early. Not so bad if U19's playing but they are not playing until after the seniors. In fairness i did get a quick reply. Gus advised he was having to work with police etc, do not see why reserving car park spaces we have paid for is anything to do with policing. If car parking limited due to army navy match, tough we paid for our spots so people should look elsewhere. We are now coming by train as we dont live far a way. If i got there at midday in car and was not allowed to park car i would probably end up in twickenham nick by 12.05 i am that angry about it. However i intend to see Gus after the match tomorrow, well i see he sits in front of boxes and will be demanding my fiver back for the parking space i paid for which i now cannot use. Probably be in twickenham nick by 2.35 pm then. End of day its only a fiver, but its the principle of the whole thing....

This season attractive benefits of a season ticket -

Non competitive team to watch every other week.

The legends lounge where you can pay twice to get into ground if season ticket holder. Hence felt excluded, principles again

Esher / Wycombe (as had season ticket, obliged to go to home games at extra cost in time and money)

Now this car park shambles.

Is there any point in having a season ticket ???

You are treated as a nobody even though you parted with cash before a ball is kicked in apathy. You know what wont be happening next year, not in this household. Enough is enough..

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 3:39 am  

I am starting to believe that they don't care if they mickey fans off because they are getting another clean slate in 2014.....if The RFL do offer central funding, then unless they have a complete clear out in the back office, top to bottom, they may as well set fire to their investment. Personally, I wouldn't let the current administration look after anything more serious than maybe running a pub football team, but even then, the Hoists seem to be better run than the broncos at present

The post above mine should be a warning to the RFL.......Londoners may well enjoy RL, but whilst they are being treated like they are at present, they are leaving in droves.

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 6:46 am  

goonerrl wrote:

Not impressed at all. I did email Gus asking how can the club expect people to turn up so early. Not so bad if U19's playing but they are not playing until after the seniors. In fairness i did get a quick reply. Gus advised he was having to work with police etc, do not see why reserving car park spaces we have paid for is anything to do with policing. If car parking limited due to army navy match, tough we paid for our spots so people should look elsewhere. We are now coming by train as we dont live far a way. If i got there at midday in car and was not allowed to park car i would probably end up in twickenham nick by 12.05 i am that angry about it. However i intend to see Gus after the match tomorrow, well i see he sits in front of boxes and will be demanding my fiver back for the parking space i paid for which i now cannot use. Probably be in twickenham nick by 2.35 pm then. End of day its only a fiver, but its the principle of the whole thing....

This season attractive benefits of a season ticket -

Non competitive team to watch every other week.

The legends lounge where you can pay twice to get into ground if season ticket holder. Hence felt excluded, principles again

Esher / Wycombe (as had season ticket, obliged to go to home games at extra cost in time and money)

Now this car park shambles.

Is there any point in having a season ticket ???

You are treated as a nobody even though you parted with cash before a ball is kicked in apathy. You know what wont be happening next year, not in this household. Enough is enough..

I totally agree with you, I bet DH and Gus have there car park spaces reserved for whatever time they rock up.
The club Know how many of these tickets have been sold and should have that amount cordoned off. If by our ko there is spaces left then sell them.

If they want a club left at the end of the season they really need to pull their thumbs out their ar5es but i feel the damage is done

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 7:09 am  

Duncan Disorderly wrote:

If they want a club left at the end of the season they really need to pull their thumbs out their ar5es but i feel the damage is done

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 8:21 am  

gutterfax wrote:

The Stoop is the best Rugby Stadium in London other than the big house across the road.

That says a lot, how may rugby stadiums in London then are you comparing with? the car parking fiasco is just the latest since we returned to the ground, how people blame the club is beyond me, sooner we leave the better, I feel it is more than just the rent, we are not clearly wanted!

If this latest fiasco is from the police?? how many car parking spaces do we have that have been purchased? I bet it is not that many that it would create a problem arriving between 12 noon and 12.30pm!

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 8:58 am  

We tell the landlords we are leaving so why should they bother about us.stooopid policy.

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 3:00 pm  

I don't know what all the fuss is about
We rolled up at 12:45 at Richmond College next door as we always do.
Matey said £15 to park, we told hime we were seeing the Broncos, no problem that's £6.
Gentle stroll to the stadium and to our seats on the half way line

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 6:03 pm  

jaybs wrote:

, how people blame the club is beyond me,

read the thread again...the words you're looking for are

LesT wrote:

Sorry your wrong, I spoke to Gus this morning .....................
So not the landlords this time.

stop defending them for fuxache

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sat Apr 27, 2013 10:55 pm  

Quins_Bull wrote:

I don't know what all the fuss is about
We rolled up at 12:45 at Richmond College next door as we always do.
Matey said £15 to park, we told hime we were seeing the Broncos, no problem that's £6.
Gentle stroll to the stadium and to our seats on the half way line

Today there were, as usual, plenty of vacant meter parking places in Egerton Road which runs along the front of the college. Haven't parked there this year, been using the train, but last year you could park there for long enough for about £4 on Saturday and free on Sunday. 10 mins walk to the Stoop.

Re: Car Parking tomorrow. : Sun Apr 28, 2013 1:23 am  

BroncOnIon wrote:

Today there were, as usual, plenty of vacant meter parking places in Egerton Road which runs along the front of the college. Haven't parked there this year, been using the train, but last year you could park there for long enough for about £4 on Saturday and free on Sunday. 10 mins walk to the Stoop.

spectacularly missing the point regarding people who have ALREADY PAID for their space being restricted in access to it.....