Boxes and Sponsorship.

[Fosse69 262]

Mainly  due to the close season sale of the club, There will be plenty of time for chat with fans to discuss such things as the season progresses.

[Fosse69 262]

3 minutes ago, tisdeano said:

 

How do we raise the dress codes in the stands ?

 

Only allow home shirts to be worn?

[tisdeano 74]

Only allow home shirts to be worn?

I will add that to the list of suggestions

[Fosse69 262]

3 minutes ago, tisdeano said:

 

I will add that to the list of suggestions

 

Must remember to get my 90s top washed then

[geosname 319]

12 minutes ago, tisdeano said:

 

How do we raise the dress codes in the stands ?

 

With a strong updraft ?

[geosname 319]

10 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Only allow home shirts to be worn?

Not worn one since late 50s?

[geosname 319]

If smart casual dress is the code..... can men wear them?

[Fosse69 262]

1 hour ago, geosname said:

If smart casual dress is the code..... can men wear them?

Lots of men wore battle-dress

[geosname 319]

45 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Lots of men wore battle-dress

Neither smart or casual I would have thought mate

[Inny 72]

I have been fortunate enough to watch football within the Corporate Hospitality at various grounds. It's fair to say that the Vales has been the worst by some way. That's both in food and the surroundings. I congratulate the new owners for try to improve standards in all aspects of the club, including this important part of revenue generation.

[jeffers 57]

On 05/08/2019 at 15:09, TheSage said:

Perhaps we can also adopt Rees-Mogg's rules on English grammar! 

On this site...…...

[Guitar Ray 105]

3 hours ago, Tomo said:

Yeah I was agreeing with you haha. Was referring to a few of the comments both on here & Facebook. I think the protest comment on here was sarcastic though, unsure.

You are right to be unsure my good fellow.  Let me quote from my bible, the Social Media For Dummies guide book, the first rule of social media:

“1). Everyone, at all times, must post the gospel truth.”

This is the Law

[Guitar Ray 105]

3 hours ago, jjvale_03 said:

'We've got low standards, and that's the way we like heet”

Just corrected that for you. We’re not feral you know? We pronounce our haitches round these parts.

[tisdeano 74]

I have been fortunate enough to watch football within the Corporate Hospitality at various grounds. It's fair to say that the Vales has been the worst by some way. That's both in food and the surroundings. I congratulate the new owners for try to improve standards in all aspects of the club, including this important part of revenue generation.

Me too, the 100% sell out is excellent

[Fosse69 262]

3 hours ago, Inny said:

I have been fortunate enough to watch football within the Corporate Hospitality at various grounds. It's fair to say that the Vales has been the worst by some way. That's both in food and the surroundings. I congratulate the new owners for try to improve standards in all aspects of the club, including this important part of revenue generation.

 

So scope to expand in the future building on the sell-out

[Doha 355]

7 pages.

[sunny boslem 57]

On 06/08/2019 at 06:04, CAVALIER said:

The meaning being that Bratt introduced this I recall for the posh seats only (not boxes). Thanks for your comment. 

Ok sorry pal 

[tisdeano 74]

7 pages.

Im guessing forums are for discussions Doha ?

[Heatwave 140]

Not like the club in Hanley that had a notice on the door 'gentlemen must wear lounge suites'. Drop off area for the furniture van provided. 

[Gungho_ED 55]

I'll tell you what does my head in. Last season i had a table in the Bailey Lounge a couple of times. You get a seat outside with the deal. My mrs was ill but still came. She wanted to watch from inside but they will not let you watch the game through the window at any cost. There are 2 blokes who are proper hypocritical arseholes who stop you. Then the second you walk out of the room they go to the window and watch the match.

I thought the point of hospitality was to be able to watch from inside or outside

They say that the police fine the club if someone gets seen with a drink in their hand. One of my guests, an old bloke who only drinks tea, and they wouldnt let him.watch either. One of the matches was on a very cold day in February.

I spent over 2 grand on hospitalty last season. That alone is enough money to change the glass to tinted so plod cant see you having a pint 

Edited August 10 by Gungho_ED