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21 December 2011 at 3:24 am #76170
All that was missing was a red card shown by the ticketing staff.
Why the club feel they even have to respond to him is beyond me. Unless he is a potential future mananger? :dry:
21 December 2011 at 3:34 am #76171Anonymous
Unless he is a potential future mananger?
That would be a feck off too
21 December 2011 at 3:37 am #76172My sentiments exactly.
21 December 2011 at 3:58 am #76177Probably just wanted to be on the system for the Utd game
21 December 2011 at 10:02 am #76183It’s ridiculous that somwone can’t just ‘decide’ they want to go to a football game and turn up on the night though. what ever your postcode, it shouldnt be exclusive to the infamous database.
couple of years ago i popped over to watch a liverpool game. no worries. should be encouraged rather than discouraged.
I’m not familiar with this policy being applied to any other club.
maybe roy keanes little rant will stop our club from shutting the doors on new fans coming along to watch Latics.
21 December 2011 at 10:47 am #76184It’s ridiculous that somwone can’t just ‘decide’ they want to go to a football game and turn up on the night though. what ever your postcode, it shouldnt be exclusive to the infamous database.couple of years ago i popped over to watch a liverpool game. no worries. should be encouraged rather than discouraged.
I’m not familiar with this policy being applied to any other club.
maybe roy keanes little rant will stop our club from shutting the doors on new fans coming along to watch Latics.
In the defence of the club though, far too often when we have played the big teams there has been trouble in different areas of the ground when we have conceded. If the away fans could respect the area of the ground they were in and keep their mouths shut then there wouldn’t be an issue. Instead they decide to jump up and antagonise the home fans.
The last thing the club wants/needs is a fine for failure to control the crowd.
21 December 2011 at 1:12 pm #76189I don’t agree with the policy but understand why it was introduced.
However when the club explain the reasons that it was introduced & then say that’s why the couldn’t let Roy Keane in, far from making the club look in the right, it makes them look ridiculous.
Would letting Roy Keane in on Saturday have caused any trouble in the ground or led to the club being hit with a fine for failing to control the crowd? – even with Roy Keane’s temper I doubt itAll the statement released yesterday basically says is that we can’t sell on matchdays to non-database people for specific games coz we’ve no idea that a certain person is who they say they are & they live where they say they live. However when someone turns up & can prove that they are who they say they are & live where they say they live we still won’t let them in
21 December 2011 at 1:46 pm #76192This policy was introduced for perfectly understandable reasons and more than likely forced on the club by the police. On the one hand I can see that they don’t want to be accused of having one rule for the rich and famous and another for the ordinary fan, but to apply the rule to someone like Roy Keane is extremely petty.
Why didn’t Keane go to reception and explain the situation? I’m quite sure he would have been admitted and would probably have got a seat in the director’s box, unless he wanted to make some mileage out of it.21 December 2011 at 2:09 pm #76193Interesting points from the club statement
when your name goes on the clubs ‘database’ – it is only on there for a period of time
even if you are not on the ‘database’ if you ring the club and explain your personal circumstances you may well get a ticket
21 December 2011 at 3:04 pm #76198Sammy,
It seems obvious to me that Keane didn’t want any fuss regardless of his stature, you must give him that. To suggest going to the reception or telling folk who he is diverts from the real issue of this silly database.
I’ll guarantee you if a comparison was made with the other 19 clubs, you wouldn’t get anything as opaque and at least some middle ground (common sense).
21 December 2011 at 3:19 pm #76200Interesting points from the club statementwhen your name goes on the clubs ‘database’ – it is only on there for a period of time
even if you are not on the ‘database’ if you ring the club and explain your personal circumstances you may well get a ticket
Somebody posted on Wiganer.net the other week asking whether anyone would get them a ticket for the Arsenal game i think as the ticket office/internet wouldn’t let them.
Someone else told them to e-mail the club & explain their circumstances & a short while later the original poster went back on to say the club had sorted them out with tickets.
Don’t know what sort of criteria the club use in such circumstances but I’d imagine that if Keane had sued his noggin instead of losing his temper and gone to the club reception/office then he’d have been sorted with ticketsThe club should allow the ticket office staff to use some common sense. I understand the one rule for the rich & one rule for us plebs type comment someone else has made but if it is just some average Joe then even with a Wigan address you can’t guarantee that they won’t be a supporter of the opposition (particularly with a local derby like Liverpool tonight) but if the bloke/woman in question can prove that they are Roy Keane/Alex Ferguson/Beyone Knowles then there isn’t a problem on that score – even if the computer system won’t allow them to print a ticket at the ticket office the staff in there should be told to send em round to the main office
21 December 2011 at 3:36 pm #76202As a regular visitor to the DW to watch the Warriors, Mr Keane probably thought that his name would be on a stadium database – he was probably unaware that only the Egg watches both sports in Wigan.
21 December 2011 at 4:37 pm #76203As a regular visitor to the DW to watch the Warriors, Mr Keane probably thought that his name would be on a stadium database – he was probably unaware that only the Egg watches both sports in Wigan.Then he’s thick (Roy Keane, not The Egg). It’s Wigan Athletic’s rule, not the Stadium’s.
21 December 2011 at 4:59 pm #76204Anonymous
the most famous face at our stadium to watch the dinosaurs thrown that kinder egg is ……….roy keane..someone that we turn away :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
most famous faces watching wendyball at our stadium:
hugh grant
katy perry & that n ob yed with the hair
kenny dalglish (on sat v chelsea)
lily allen
stephen fry
david beckham (west stand)
pep guardiola (fact)
elton john & his girlboy
ant & dec (if they are famous)
guy ritchie & vinnie jones
liam & noel gallagherThats the definite one’s, source (a bird who works, serving them at the tables)
over to you mc rah rah -x-
21 December 2011 at 5:03 pm #76205the most famous face at our stadium to watch the dinosaurs thrown that kinder egg is ……….roy keane..someone that we turn away :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:most famous faces watching wendyball at our stadium:
hugh grant
katy perry & that n ob yed with the hair
kenny dalglish (on sat v chelsea)
lily allen
stephen fry
david beckham (west stand)
pep guardiola (fact)
elton john & his girlboy
ant & dec (if they are famous)
guy ritchie & vinnie jones
liam & noel gallagherThats the definite one’s, source (a bird who works, serving them at the tables)
over to you mc rah rah -x-
You forgot that bloke who won Stars in your eyes!!
Has anyone got that latics song he brought out?
Come on you latics woohhooohoooo hahahaha quality
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