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Firstly it's an excellent and very welcome offer for most of us I'm sure so thankyou to the club for this.

As I am a bit simple (ask Scott - he knows ) I have a question about it if anyone would be so kind as to answer for me please.


If I came down for the Southend game would I get a tenner of the ticket orice and would it require me to purchase it on matchday or could I do it over the phone do you reckon?

What offer? Link?

Matt.

It's on the O/S Matt.

You don't read the OS. Also, link?

Matt.

ferrarilover wrote:You don't read the OS. Also, link?

Matt.

Not often but I've read it today so I know about it. :na:

I would do a link but the full address thingy at the top of the screen in the address box is too long for me to see all of it and i don't know how to scroll it across to see the full set of numbers and digits. Therefore i can't type it in on here as i don't know all of the link.

Sorry mate

AustrianAndyGull wrote:Firstly it's an excellent and very welcome offer for most of us I'm sure so thankyou to the club for this.

As I am a bit simple (ask Scott - he knows ) I have a question about it if anyone would be so kind as to answer for me please.


If I came down for the Southend game would I get a tenner of the ticket orice and would it require me to purchase it on matchday or could I do it over the phone do you reckon?

Andy old boy, where is the sense in buying a £10 voucher, then handing it straight back for a £10 discount??

They are intended as gift-fodder.

I cannot fathom why they are not allowed to be spent in the club shop though. The club still gets their ten quid over the counter, and they'd sell more if they weren't restricted in their use.

...would only make sense if the shop were a franchise of sorts, or if the gear therein was somehow not entirely owned by TUFC.

Anybody got any insight?

jonnyfive wrote: Andy old boy, where is the sense in buying a £10 voucher, then handing it straight back for a £10 discount??

They are intended as gift-fodder.

I cannot fathom why they are not allowed to be spent in the club shop though. The club still gets their ten quid over the counter, and they'd sell more if they weren't restricted in their use.

Oh, i must have got the wrong end of the stick. I thought they were giving us a tenner off of tickets and things as a gift?

Told you i was a bit thick.

Someone buy me one then.

jonnyfive wrote:...would only make sense if the shop were a franchise of sorts, or if the gear therein was somehow not entirely owned by TUFC.

Anybody got any insight?

It was a franchise in Vandanel times, I believe. Don't know if that's still the case in these Sondico times.

Cheers RJC. I wonder why the club are happy to surrender potential profits?

Are we talking about this?

http://mobile.torquayunited.com/news/ar ... 1500000000

It's really not hard to click a link, right click, press copy, come here, right click, paste

jonnyfive wrote:Cheers RJC. I wonder why the club are happy to surrender potential profits?

Don't know. But I remember Colin Lee championing it back when the Vandanel shop deal started.

The club shop is absolutely nothing to do with the club now, it's an entirely separate thing.

Matt.

PlainmoorRoar wrote:Are we talking about this?

http://mobile.torquayunited.com/news/ar ... 1500000000

It's really not hard to click a link, right click, press copy, come here, right click, paste

No it's not............ if you know how to do it.

Could you perform open heart surgery on someone? No, and why? Because you don't know how to do it but if a surgeon said to you that "it's really not hard" then I'm sure you'll feel offended.

I don't feel offended as it happens because I accept your comment as truly ignorant so I can now get on with things and let it go. :~D

Time to learn something then, oh and a few clicks of the mouse - It's really not that hard