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Pompey on TV!

Discussion in 'Portsmouth' started by PompeyLapras, Jan 21, 2014.

  1. PompeyLapras

    PompeyLapras Well-Known Member

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    Pompey's game away to Chesterfield in March will now be televised and has been moved from Saturday to Monday!

    I was thinking of going to this game, but alas that won't happen now but oh well!
     
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  2. 3rd eye

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    Have to feel for the fans who bought train tickets for the Saturday game - non-refundable. One fan has lost £72.

    Sky don't give a toss though.
     
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  3. PompeyLapras

    PompeyLapras Well-Known Member

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    That's because train travel in this country is a joke, an unfunny, ridiculously expensive joke. I bet no other country in the G20 pays as much as we do for shoddy, unreliable, overcrowded, slow train travel.

    Though I think if you buy tickets in advance, you can certainly change the date, I'm not sure if you can change the destination as well? If so, that fan could change the date and journey and take a weekend trip to.... somewhere with his or her partner. At least then it wouldn't be completely wasted.
     
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  4. Piebacca

    Piebacca Well-Known Member

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    America is miles worse.
     
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  5. 3rd eye

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    My nephew lives there, in Boston. He doesn't drive, luckily his wife does.
     
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  6. pompeymeowth

    pompeymeowth Prepare for trouble x Staff Member

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    I think you can get refunds for train tickets that are prebooked, but they charge a "handling" fee (more like hand it over buddy) of £10.
     
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