I implore you all to rip off satellite dishes
But how would we search for the Andromedans?
Use the force
That reminds me, got to change my name by point of fact neither De Jong brother play for us now ..... If they ever did.
I just can't remember how to change name
Hotel and train paid for ...now moved to Monday ****ing night....no thought at all for fans....
Been awhile
That reminds me, got to change my name by point of fact neither De Jong brother play for us now ..... If they ever did.
I just can't remember how to change name
It's worth a go.On a serious note write a letter to the club attaching copies of your bookings and ask them for the refund see what happens. That is if you cannot get a refund. That is what I would do. Do it in a nice way and let us know the respeonse.

On a serious note write a letter to the club attaching copies of your bookings and ask them for the refund see what happens. That is if you cannot get a refund. That is what I would do. Do it in a nice way and let us know the respeonse.
my mate who booked it is on it... Doing exa tly what you say.... Will keep you posted.On a serious note write a letter to the club attaching copies of your bookings and ask them for the refund see what happens. That is if you cannot get a refund. That is what I would do. Do it in a nice way and let us know the respeonse.
I was under the impression that fixture selections for TV were made by Sky and club didnt have a say in it. Both teams get a payment for being on TV.
Still think its worth contacting the club. Even if they wont refund the expenses incurred they may offer something else as recompense (probably a Sports Direct Mug).
That. Ugh the right but at the point of booking the tickets the match was on the same day as the booking. It's a bit like booking a holiday in advance and then the travel company saying we have moved the dates of your holiday. But you can't get the time off work and then saying well that's just tough titty.Unfortunately, I don't think there is a claim for financial loss. Any claim would come under tort law. It is very difficult to establish 'economic loss' for the ordinary person. Analogous relationships such as those between a travel agent and customer have been successful, but ultimately the club could argue that supporters that book travel and accommodation well ahead of a fixture do so at their own risk. Ultimately the question is, 'Is it reasonably foreseeable that a game could be moved due to television?' Since it happens all of the time the answer is sadly yes. Based on this, the club would probably win any claim. I am sure people have probably tried to sue before but have been told by their legal advisors that they have little chance of succeeding. Sorry, it's not the answer you are looking for.