let's let Wasps and its newspaper go and play trains and we can concentrate on the importnant stuff like the football. Most of our fans would never bother with going on it anyway, I would rather they got rid of the oversized parking restrictions.
I would rather they got rid of the oversized parking restrictions.
they might get rid of the parking restrictions,but just for wasps matches?let's let Wasps and its newspaper go and play trains and we can concentrate on the importnant stuff like the football. Most of our fans would never bother with going on it anyway, I would rather they got rid of the oversized parking restrictions.
they might get rid of the parking restrictions,but just for wasps matches?
They can't because of the rugby fansThey restrict fat people from parking??
Small and quick like its owner
But then it is contradicted
Hasnt the CET reported factually and a spokesman for a train company put forward his perspective...there lies the contradiction. Or are you suggesting CET should edit other people's quotes just to keep you happy?
A two carriage train stopped at the station yesterday about 10 min before kick off. I hace only seen single carriage trains previously.
If that's the best they could come up with they shouldn't have bothered. What an embarrassment, looks like something from a crap heritage line.
Reminds me of the football specials when we used to play Villa and they were worried about the trains being smashed up.
A train is a train.
Which to be fair, they quite often were.If that's the best they could come up with they shouldn't have bothered. What an embarrassment, looks like something from a crap heritage line.
Reminds me of the football specials when we used to play Villa and they were worried about the trains being smashed up.
Which to be fair, they quite often were.
Seem to recall some of them didn't even have seats
Didn't quite work then. Despite that Labour MP who has come out and been praising how great it is, maybe he wasn't briefed properly.
CT said:London Midland and Wasps suffered losses of around £30,000
CT said:The train for the Harlequins game in February is estimated to have lost about £18,000 as just 650 people paid £2.40 for return tickets on the six carriage charter train.The matchday special for Wasps’ victory over Leicester on Saturday was better used with an estimated 2,000 people taking advantage of the service. But that was still nowhere near enough to cover the running costs
Wasps said:Andy Gibb, MD of the Ricoh Arena, said: “We were very pleased with the Rugby Special train service which was trialled at Wasps’ games against Harlequins and Leicester Tigers.“These initial services were a great success operationally and have been very well received by Wasps’ fans.
I've been getting the train to the games regularly. Really is incredibly convenient.
So you have waited an hour after the final whistle then? How many people join you?
If you read the post more carefully, they said they were getting the train to the games regularly, nothing about going home on them.
It's April Fools day and I'm feeling pedantic!
Correct, going to the games. The train is never full which adds to the convenience even more.
Do you mind me asking what transport you used after the game?
In an interview this morning someone from wasps admitted that London midland paid for the train costs and the reason there aren't anymore is that wasps are only prepared to contribute a "relative" amount to future trains.
Odd given all their wealth.
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