| CAB meeting 9th March 14:34 - Mar 1 with 1435 views | judd |
Feel free to post any questions etc on here or send a DM.
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| CAB meeting 9th March on 18:55 - Mar 2 with 1195 views | 100notout |
Not a major issue in the overall scheme of things but I know of quite a few people who would like to see this changed so could you raise the issue of using / not using the exit of the Sandy Lane at the Wilbutts Lane side?
I can understand this might not be used where there is a large away following but not when (as on many occasions) the away following is quite small. Why is it never used? Is this club policy or on the instructions of GMP?
I am aware that there are repercussions from the Spennymoor game last season and the whole subject of crowd control / segregation is under constant review. On that point could away fans be kept in for 10/15 minutes after the game? |  |
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| CAB meeting 9th March on 00:44 - Mar 4 with 945 views | Sandyman |
Odd one from the Brackley game.
The videos from the game will support this.
On The Sandy, we counted 15 Brackley fans in the away end. Turns out there were 17.
Why were there FIVE stewards operating in that end? Seems like a big waste of resources and possible unnecessary cost to the club as ticket sales would be known prior to kick off. [Post edited 4 Mar 0:46]
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| CAB meeting 9th March on 12:15 - Mar 4 with 681 views | D_Alien |
As per my post on the Brackley thread:
Rochdale is currently the Gtr. Manchester "town of culture"
Could the club consider using this opportunity to collaborate with the organisers to raise awareness of the great season Dale are having, and try to bring more people through the turnstiles for the remainder of the season? Football is very much part of the town's culture, and it's a global game involving all cultures, so no reason for us not to be included in this initiative which prides itself on 'inclusivity'
For instance, how about inviting the local "poet laureate" to a game as a guest, prior to penning an Ode to Dale?
https://www.rochdalecreates.co [Post edited 4 Mar 12:31]
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| CAB meeting 9th March on 13:15 - Mar 4 with 603 views | judd |
| CAB meeting 9th March on 00:44 - Mar 4 by Sandyman |
Odd one from the Brackley game.
The videos from the game will support this.
On The Sandy, we counted 15 Brackley fans in the away end. Turns out there were 17.
Why were there FIVE stewards operating in that end? Seems like a big waste of resources and possible unnecessary cost to the club as ticket sales would be known prior to kick off. [Post edited 4 Mar 0:46]
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| CAB meeting 9th March on 13:17 - Mar 4 with 601 views | judd |
| CAB meeting 9th March on 12:15 - Mar 4 by D_Alien |
As per my post on the Brackley thread:
Rochdale is currently the Gtr. Manchester "town of culture"
Could the club consider using this opportunity to collaborate with the organisers to raise awareness of the great season Dale are having, and try to bring more people through the turnstiles for the remainder of the season? Football is very much part of the town's culture, and it's a global game involving all cultures, so no reason for us not to be included in this initiative which prides itself on 'inclusivity'
For instance, how about inviting the local "poet laureate" to a game as a guest, prior to penning an Ode to Dale?
https://www.rochdalecreates.co [Post edited 4 Mar 12:31]
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| CAB meeting 9th March on 17:44 - Mar 4 with 444 views | Maddens_Mercenaries |
There have been some posts about the issue of exiting the Car Park on foot from Pearl Street to Wilbutts Lane, with the gate being closed causing a narrowing of the exit route.
Fully understand the Clubs repsonse regarding the Ambulance route, but surely to alleviate the issues and make the route safer, the club could utilise the lights fitted to the Rear of the WMG Stand, which would then effectively light the area and highlight the two concrete stumps with cardboard around them.
The lights have not been on either Pre or Post match for some time. | | | |
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