Former main ticket office now an NHS call centre
When I wrote this in VOTV123 I was doubtful that it could really be true, but it came from a very good source. Confirmed today that it has happened and the former ticket office - behind the new wall built to isolate the sales windows - is now an active NHS call centre six days a week.
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Ffs0
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Could come in handy.1
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Hmm. Slowly chip, chip, chipping away.2
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If it's a bit of spare office space & the club can get some income from renting it out, I don't see the big issue.1
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Where is it all going to stop...
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It's not a spare bit of office space though is it? It's the ticketing centre to an event venue ffs. Surely, you've seen the ticketing issues that this had already caused?F-Blocker said:If it's a bit of spare office space & the club can get some incoome from renting it out, I don't see the big issue.
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Especially since the online ticketing system isn't fit for purpose.7
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The online ticketing is atrocious, the ticket windows aren't open half the time... It's as if KM doesn't want fans, sorry customers.2
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An event venue that's selling less & less tickets...LoOkOuT said:
It's not a spare bit of office space though is it? It's the ticketing centre to an event venue ffs. Surely, you've seen the ticketing issues that this had already caused?F-Blocker said:If it's a bit of spare office space & the club can get some incoome from renting it out, I don't see the big issue.
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In no small part, because the bloody ticketing centre is closed more than it's open! And in large part because of the way the club is being run... i.e. these kinds of decisions!5
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Nice to know our NI taxes are going to a Belgian billionaire.3
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Noticed a couple of turnstiles were out of action on way in via the east stand. Were they broken or did they not turn on the robot entry systems for a reason?0
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What was the reason for kicking off 5 minutes late as well ? Anything to do with the long queue to buy tickets stretching back to the club shop ?
How hard is it to sell tickets for a football game ?1 -
Actually this can't be so bad, knowing how good NHS outsourcing is, they're probably paying us a few million a week for this arrangement.9
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As I went past they only had what looked like a couple of windows open. Could have been more but could not tell as I walked past the crowds and there where a few more than normal obviously with the kids 4 a quid offer.alanscoachdriver said:What was the reason for kicking off 5 minutes late as well ? Anything to do with the long queue to buy tickets stretching back to the club shop ?
How hard is it to sell tickets for a football game ?
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I think it would be great if the club could install a Kwik-Fit in the club shop. Because that would also really help a lot with the match day experience for many of us. In between watching the shit football, and the stars of tomorrow today before they move to a more important club, we could drop our cars in at half time for a new set of pads. Also a DFS would be great where the car park is, only I'm thinking of replacing our front room chairs, you know.
Oh and a Top Tiles too.
This is the way forward.
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cafc.co.uk - Charlton Athletic Tickets
Adbooking.cafc.co.uk/Tickets Please call 999
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Can see it now.
Roland buys hospitals from around Europe, creating a health network.
Kidneys that don't work, hearts that are bled dry and pickled livers are transferred around the network to aid ailing patients.
All the 'doctors' are from Belgium and not necessarily qualified to do the job.
A&E wards do however have the latest trance and progressive house bangin in the background which does help to flood out the noise of screamingcustomerspatients!!25 - Sponsored links:
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Maybe this is why they are doing everything they can to stop us all going.
Maybe they can replace us with renting out the stadium seats as well.0 -
Now your being ridiculous Jon, we'll discuss over a pint in A&E3blokes said:I think it would be great if the club could install a Kwik-Fit in the club shop. Because that would also really help a lot with the match day experience for many of us. In between watching the shit football, and the stars of tomorrow today before they move to a more important club, we could drop our cars in at half time for a new set of pads. Also a DFS would be great where the car park is, only I'm thinking of replacing our front room chairs, you know.
Oh and a Top Tiles too.
This is the way forward.
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Yes, you're right, forget DFS there's already a Kingdom of Leather up the road ;-)T.C.E said:
Now your being ridiculous Jon, we'll discuss over a pint in A&E3blokes said:I think it would be great if the club could install a Kwik-Fit in the club shop. Because that would also really help a lot with the match day experience for many of us. In between watching the shit football, and the stars of tomorrow today before they move to a more important club, we could drop our cars in at half time for a new set of pads. Also a DFS would be great where the car park is, only I'm thinking of replacing our front room chairs, you know.
Oh and a Top Tiles too.
This is the way forward.
Yes a pint in Bartrams Health Centre :-)
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Who's in charge of "Match Day Operations" these days? If I was them I'd be checking the small print in my contract.2
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I thought that.alanscoachdriver said:What was the reason for kicking off 5 minutes late as well ? Anything to do with the long queue to buy tickets stretching back to the club shop ?
How hard is it to sell tickets for a football game ?
Typical Charlton, do a "Kids for a Quid" initiative to sell more tickets... but don't bother publicising the fact you can print tickets off at home. So anybody who doesn't know will end up queueing for God knows how long (those queues were huge.) and misses a chunk of the match.0 -
Meanwhile, Katrien in her new role as Head of Hospitals, takes a profound and unhealthy dislike to the patients. Like the bastard child of Harold Shipman and Beverley Allitt she tries to bump off all the old ones whilst complaining that patients have no right to be concerned about their health because they don't own the hospital.carly burn said:Can see it now.
Roland buys hospitals from around Europe, creating a health network.
Kidneys that don't work, hearts that are bled dry and pickled livers are transferred around the network to aid ailing patients.
All the 'doctors' are from Belgium and not necessarily qualified to do the job.
A&E wards do however have the latest trance and progressive house bangin in the background which does help to flood out the noise of screamingcustomerspatients!!14 -
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If you dislocate your Bob Bolder you know where to call.1
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Hello, I would like to buy a ticket for the next home game
You are obviously sick, I will just transfer you to the other side of the partition.21
