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Due to quite possibly the most serious case of influenza-at least influenza, might be a resurgence of the plague- I couldn’t raise enough strength yesterday to push the keys in on my laptop, and all of a sudden everythings gone crazy again.<\/p>\n
The big issue seems to be this…<\/p>\n
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This letter, a reminder that no one else can use your season book, has dropped through between thirty and fifty thousand doors this week, depending on how many season books you believe the club has sold.<\/p>\n
And they sold it to you.<\/p>\n
Not your mate. Not the lass from the shop you’re trying to impress, and certainly not someone who can’t afford to go to the game. that wouldn’t do at all.<\/p>\n
All very strange, as the club are perfectly aware that books are transferred between supporters like tobacco in prison, and yet now they’ve decided to write to everyone to remind them of the completely unenforceable terms and conditions.<\/p>\n
With a number of midweek home games this month, there will likely be a few who can’t make the game. books get passed on, its the way things are.<\/p>\n
Celtic know that.<\/p>\n
Perhaps they are just covering the bases by reminding us. By quoting the terms and conditions it could be just a reminder.<\/p>\n
Referring to the SPFL rules is a little less clear. I tried to download those, but somewhat ironically , it appears the file is corrupted. ( Honest-some days I don’t have to think of punchlines. )<\/p>\n
More likely, and this i would think is the reason, one or two scallywags, possibly with a drink in them, have used, or been caught using, kids or other concessionary tickets, and have caused the somewhat delicate stewards a little bit of grief.<\/p>\n
Which in turn means a constable may have been called, and then we have another opportunity for our media to produce an All Celtic Fans\u00a0 Are Bastards article.<\/p>\n
Some have criticised the act of sending out thousands of letters, but there are still people out there who don;t have email, and therefore this is the only way of being certain to get the message across.<\/p>\n
In short, I think there’s been a bit of an overreaction from supporters, but yet again the clubs PR has failed miserably by adopting a scattergun approach as opposed to addressing the real problem.<\/p>\n
When my eldest was at university, I pondered getting him a student book as it was considerably cheaper. Then, when he couldn’t go, which was pretty much every time, i could have used it. The flaw in the plan is that a wee light goes on at the turnstile and I may well have struggled to pass as eighteen.<\/p>\n
In fact, I’d arguably have a better chance with a senior citizens book.<\/p>\n
Like the majority of us, however, I’m fundamentally honest, and didn’t bother. And I don;t believe this is a major problem, but I do think on odd occasions an adult will try to use a kids book, for instance.<\/p>\n
My guess is thats what has happened, and they’ve caused bother when caught.<\/p>\n
The club could have dealt with it better though.<\/p>\n