| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. 21:41 - Feb 7 with 1093 views | dgt73 |
Is this a right thing to do or wrong thing to do. ????? [Post edited 7 Feb 2015 21:42]
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 21:42 - Feb 7 with 1078 views | Jackfath |
They must suspect some don't qualify, or perhaps had a tip off. |  |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability on 21:43 - Feb 7 with 1078 views | swans11 |
It's all about the carers they are trying cut out giving away free tickets to carers who could go on their own apparently |  | | |
| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 21:44 - Feb 7 with 1071 views | Darran |
It's 100% the correct thing correct thing to do,there's no hassle in this and anyone complaining is complaining for a reason. |  |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 21:56 - Feb 7 with 1003 views | Darran |
And quite a few of them don't. | |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 21:59 - Feb 7 with 991 views | BobJack |
May be relevant oŕ not, but a woman and her husband entered through disabled entrance today. She was carrying ( not using) a walking stick.
Both walking at a brisk pace.( i appreciate that cannot be judged on this alone)
Some take advantage , others more than deserve.
No harm asking for proof. Some carers may sell their tickets on, only human and worse happens. | |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 22:01 - Feb 7 with 980 views | Jackfath |
| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 21:59 - Feb 7 by BobJack |
May be relevant oŕ not, but a woman and her husband entered through disabled entrance today. She was carrying ( not using) a walking stick.
Both walking at a brisk pace.( i appreciate that cannot be judged on this alone)
Some take advantage , others more than deserve.
No harm asking for proof. Some carers may sell their tickets on, only human and worse happens. |
Every point you make is relevant Lib. Don't be hard on yourself.
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 22:07 - Feb 7 with 966 views | Pacemaker |
| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 21:56 - Feb 7 by Darran |
And quite a few of them don't. |
Got to agree with you there Darren, it would appear the club has been too fair and a small minority' have taken advantage.
We have one of the best facilities for disabled fans and their carers in the PL but there are plenty on higher level DLA who can attend a game without a carer. |  |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 23:20 - Feb 7 with 889 views | Kilkennyjack |
Not sure this is a major problem to be honest. |  |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 23:21 - Feb 7 with 887 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
Alf garnet |  |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 08:39 - Feb 8 with 769 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 23:21 - Feb 7 by oh_tommy_tommy |
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You and DGT showing your age now Tom. That's a thought, I wonder if Laudrup told Darran to "p*ss off" lol |  |
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| Disabled Swans fans asked for proof regarding their disability. on 09:23 - Feb 8 with 734 views | dobjack2 |
What I've been told, so don't shoot if wrong, is that currently disabled fans pay full price for a ticket and have a free ticket for a carer. Something that the club introduced.
My understanding is that this is changing to only those disabled fans requiring a high level ( maybe medium as well but not sure) of care will also have a free ticket for carers. The level of care is assessed by either the council or the DHSS (not sure of that) for various things.
The only thing, as ever with the club these days, appears to be communication. I ve been told that people are only finding out that the rules have been changed when they are on the point of renewing their their tickets and that they had not been notified beforehand by the club. Which if true is very poor.
Ok to change the rules but surely this should be communicated to people after the renewal date for this year to give them time to plan and people to save for the next season. The people affected are still disabled, just deemed not disabled enough to require an additional ticket for a carer. | | | |
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