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Hypothetical question / straw poll
If a sports travel company was offering trips for Wigan’s European games, which option would you go for?
Bear in mind the airlines also watch the UEFA draws, and prices will rise with demand so you may have to be creative and it would involve overnight stays and possibly long journeys?
A. Day trip by air £299
B. One night/two day by air £359
C. Two day by coach £139
D. Make your own way there
(NB: Prices are approximate)
ERxactly how hypothetical a question is this?[/quote]
The prices are hypothetical. ;)[/quote]the venues (plural) as yet unknown ;) B)[/quote]
Indeed. ;)
try “Lee Mills Travel” , heard he’s got a really good deal going at the mo ;-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-22168765
try “Lee Mills Travel” , heard he’s got a really good deal going at the mo ;-http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-22168765
IF we do want to charter our own plane to Albania or wherever we end up playing, that is a very good reason why the club need to organise it ;)
try “Lee Mills Travel” , heard he’s got a really good deal going at the mo ;-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-22168765
IF we do want to charter our own plane to Albania or wherever we end up playing, that is a very good reason why the club need to organise it ;)[/quote]
Or if the club don’t want to take the financial risk on it, a reputable sports travel company who have been operating flights for thousands of football supporters each season since 1999 and who are trying to gauge the support of Wigan fans before deciding if it’s actually worth bothering…
try “Lee Mills Travel” , heard he’s got a really good deal going at the mo ;-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-22168765
IF we do want to charter our own plane to Albania or wherever we end up playing, that is a very good reason why the club need to organise it ;)[/quote]
Or if the club don’t want to take the financial risk on it, a reputable sports travel company who have been operating flights for thousands of football supporters each season since 1999 and who are trying to gauge the support of Wigan fans before deciding if it’s actually worth bothering…[/quote]Sounds good to me goodpost
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