Stickers on seats - Man Utd

[bizzaro]

Well I am not sure it is the Club's business to inform others whether or not a customer has renewed or not.

I would not expect my bank to inform other customers as to whether or not I have cleared my credit card balance in full this month.

What is the difference?

I agree Esk. I would say it is poor by the club as the taking up of a season ticket is a personal decision between the person and the club. No one elses business.

Why don't they just get someone to stand behind you with a massive banner and an arrow pointing at you with the words "massive headed qweg". To the innocent that isn't on really.


There's no difference. In the era of pay-day loansharks and austerity it is very insensitive and is not a good idea.

 

[Pat's Van]

Pat Van has just won the Internet 24/7 Invitational Championship

He's ended @Bryan 's title reign

Bryan had a good run with the title. Can Pat hold it for longer? Tune in to Nitro to find out!!!!!!

hahaha I've watched that GIF hundreds of times now

the final scene seems to show his leg coming out of his head, it's hypnotic

 

[Woolly Blue]

What a brilliant way to build customer loyalty - yes, let's publicly name and shame any supporter who hasn't already renewed in front of all their friends and neighbouring fans! What next have EFC's marketing geniuses got up their sleeves? - put tar and feathers on their seats for the Sunderland game?????

Aye, I agree, it's stupid. We've probably all had letters, emails and texts reminding us of the various dates. I doubt very much if anyone will turn up tomorrow, see a sticker on their seat and think 'bugger me, I'd clean forgot about next season".

I'm not going to pretend to be outraged and organise a half time bovril boycott or 'owt, but you do wonder about the mentality of the folks who put StickerSeatGate into action.

 

[Woolly Blue]

I'd consider that the jurisdiction of the Data Protection Act extends as far as Goodison Park

Naw, well not unless your name and date of birth are on the seat anyway.

 

[Brennan]

Honestly, who cares ?

 

[Pat's Van]

Naw, well not unless your name and date of birth are on the seat anyway.

correct old chum, it's very much a daft thing to do, and I'm sure it's ill-advised

but a lawsuit based on breach of confidentiality, just ain't gonna "stick"

 

[Azzurri]

I'll bottle it if I turn up and there's a sticker on my seat. What a waste of money that'd be.

 

[Woolly Blue]

correct old chum, it's very much a daft thing to do, and I'm sure it's ill-advised

but a lawsuit based on breach of confidentiality, just ain't gonna "stick"

The Esk has had a 'mare here. That's what happens when you side with @bizzaro.

 

[Woolly Blue]

Honestly, who cares ?

It's the internet.
Without faux outrage we all disappear into the nothingness previously known as Kipper.

 

[The Esk]

@Woolly Blue @Pat's Van you're no longer retained as legal advisors.

 

[Woolly Blue]

I agree Esk. I would say it is poor by the club as the taking up of a season ticket is a personal decision between the person and the club. No one elses business.

Why don't they just get someone to stand behind you with a massive banner and an arrow pointing at you with the words "massive headed qweg". To the innocent that isn't on really.


There's no difference. In the era of pay-day loansharks and austerity it is very insensitive and is not a good idea.

No you own a season ticket mate ?

 

[Seamus Colemole]

The Esk has had a 'mare here. That's what happens when you side with @bizzaro.

If i were The Esk i'd delete all the posts and ban bizarro and pretend nothing ever happened.

 

[Pat's Van]

@Woolly Blue @Pat's Van you're no longer retained as legal advisors.

I'll have you know I was highly regarded as one of the brightest young legal minds in the country prior to my career in scran-vanning

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

 

[Woolly Blue]

@Woolly Blue @Pat's Van you're no longer retained as legal advisors.

Well that's just typical. You help someone out and they get all arsey

*flounces off, hand in hand with Patricia