Kesselring
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I's quite simple, the club screwed up big time and I'm not referring to Derek I'm referring to his paid staff who let him down. They were not, in management parlance, pro-active enough. Remember, the one thing the Americans do have right is that "customer is King."
While I was collecting my tickets a dispute broke out between a chap who'd driven in from Chorley to collect some tickets and the ticket office who refused to issue them. He had been told by someone within the club he could collect them. I stood back and observed with horror how he was treated. It was a classic case of how not to treat a customer ! Truly unbelievable.
For the QPR game I had been told that the tickets I booked over the phone would be transferred over to the collection office from the ticket offfice on matchday at precisely 12.45. So I queued for my ticket in the ticket offcie queue only to discover that I had just wasted my time as the tickets had already been transferred to the collection point well ahead of schedule ! I then had to leave the ticket office queue to join a new queue, that being the collection point version and it by now stretcehd back to Sir Tom Finney Way. How would I have addressed this problem ? I would have briefed my stewards to go up and down the queue for the ticket office announcing "Tickets onsale right hand/ticket offcie queue. Those collecting pre-booked tickets please join the left hand collection point queue." It isn't rocket scientist stuff.
There is absolutely no defence for shambolic mis-management of this order. How is it that our club never seem to learn from their mistakes ?
Derek, I know you will read this and I hope you pursue it with those responsible because they let you down. The club's mision should have been to make those tickets READILY accessible and COMMUNICATE all relevant details to the the fans.
While I was collecting my tickets a dispute broke out between a chap who'd driven in from Chorley to collect some tickets and the ticket office who refused to issue them. He had been told by someone within the club he could collect them. I stood back and observed with horror how he was treated. It was a classic case of how not to treat a customer ! Truly unbelievable.
For the QPR game I had been told that the tickets I booked over the phone would be transferred over to the collection office from the ticket offfice on matchday at precisely 12.45. So I queued for my ticket in the ticket offcie queue only to discover that I had just wasted my time as the tickets had already been transferred to the collection point well ahead of schedule ! I then had to leave the ticket office queue to join a new queue, that being the collection point version and it by now stretcehd back to Sir Tom Finney Way. How would I have addressed this problem ? I would have briefed my stewards to go up and down the queue for the ticket office announcing "Tickets onsale right hand/ticket offcie queue. Those collecting pre-booked tickets please join the left hand collection point queue." It isn't rocket scientist stuff.
There is absolutely no defence for shambolic mis-management of this order. How is it that our club never seem to learn from their mistakes ?
Derek, I know you will read this and I hope you pursue it with those responsible because they let you down. The club's mision should have been to make those tickets READILY accessible and COMMUNICATE all relevant details to the the fans.