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Posted: **Mon Jun 27, 2011 11:20 pm**

All sorted now. One of our party (Slumdon fan) assures we can all get in in their end (the quiet section) Where's that? I don't know.

Posted: **Tue Jun 28, 2011 12:38 am**

&quotHog&quot wrote:Consider yourself corrected!

Any other myths you want dispelling?

Thanks for that fact, and yeah I’ll take you up on “myths

Posted: **Tue Jun 28, 2011 8:09 am**

&quotYankee Clipper&quot wrote:Away game has been moved to 1pm Sunday 21st and Home game in March will be a 12.45 k/o

The home game is a 12:00 kick off now.

Posted: **Tue Jun 28, 2011 9:23 pm**

&quotSnake&quot wrote:
&quotHog&quot wrote:Consider yourself corrected!

Any other myths you want dispelling?
Thanks for that fact, and yeah I’ll take you up on “myths

Posted: **Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:14 pm**

&quotHog&quot wrote:
&quotSnake&quot wrote:
&quotHog&quot wrote:Consider yourself corrected!

Any other myths you want dispelling?
Thanks for that fact, and yeah I’ll take you up on “myths

Posted: **Tue Jun 28, 2011 11:04 pm**

Indeed, no shame in asking at all - I was being facetious as I suspect you know! Far be it from me to justify the costs involved as I wouldn't want to!

I can't speak for TVP but I suspect that very little (if any) football duty in Hampshire is on overtime these days unless a match is arranged at short notice. If Hampshire had to look after the games you are talking about and had the notice which TVP have then it is likely that they would use people from duty strength and cancel the rest days of any other officers they needed which they can do without compensation (other than re-allocating the day off) if they give sufficient notice.

I'm not sure if the FC still only has to pay for officers deployed inside the ground but you might like to ask what the hourly rate is they claim per officer and then compare it to the hourly rate actually paid to the officer! I could hazard a guess but it would be better for you to ask them direct!

You might also be interested to know that Oxfordshire rate payers will soon be paying for TVP officers to patrol the roads of Hampshire and Isle of Wight*.

* Well, perhaps not the Isle of Wight!

Posted: **Wed Jun 29, 2011 12:47 am**

&quotTabbernackle&quot wrote:All sorted now. One of our party (s*****n fan) assures we can all get in in their end (the quiet section) Where's that? I don't know.

hmm - I don't think that will go down too well. It's going to happen though if we don't get enough of an allocation! Surely it will be All Ticket?

Posted: **Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:05 am**

&quotHog&quot wrote:Indeed, no shame in asking at all - I was being facetious as I suspect you know! Far be it from me to justify the costs involved as I wouldn't want to!

I can't speak for TVP but I suspect that very little (if any) football duty in Hampshire is on overtime these days unless a match is arranged at short notice. If Hampshire had to look after the games you are talking about and had the notice which TVP have then it is likely that they would use people from duty strength and cancel the rest days of any other officers they needed which they can do without compensation (other than re-allocating the day off) if they give sufficient notice.
I'm not sure if the FC still only has to pay for officers deployed inside the ground but you might like to ask what the hourly rate is they claim per officer and then compare it to the hourly rate actually paid to the officer! I could hazard a guess but it would be better for you to ask them direct!

You might also be interested to know that Oxfordshire rate payers will soon be paying for TVP officers to patrol the roads of Hampshire and Isle of Wight*.

* Well, perhaps not the Isle of Wight!

Precisely. The only time officers are paid overtime at football is if something unexpected happens, e.g. a sudden outbreak of violence.

Posted: **Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:32 am**

&quotTabbernackle&quot wrote:I'm always looking at different alternatives as far as ticket allocations are concerned. On reflection I think I got that one slightly wrong. I guess I'll them all to buy a ST, they wont though.

Arsenal have an away season ticket scheme, where you guarantee to buy an away ticket for every EPL fixture and the FA Cup up to 6th round, and you also get priority for league cup and Europe. I wonder if we will ever need one of those?

Posted: **Thu Jun 30, 2011 7:13 pm**

&quotAylesbury Rich&quot wrote:
&quotHog&quot wrote:Indeed, no shame in asking at all - I was being facetious as I suspect you know! Far be it from me to justify the costs involved as I wouldn't want to!

I can't speak for TVP but I suspect that very little (if any) football duty in Hampshire is on overtime these days unless a match is arranged at short notice. If Hampshire had to look after the games you are talking about and had the notice which TVP have then it is likely that they would use people from duty strength and cancel the rest days of any other officers they needed which they can do without compensation (other than re-allocating the day off) if they give sufficient notice.
I'm not sure if the FC still only has to pay for officers deployed inside the ground but you might like to ask what the hourly rate is they claim per officer and then compare it to the hourly rate actually paid to the officer! I could hazard a guess but it would be better for you to ask them direct!

You might also be interested to know that Oxfordshire rate payers will soon be paying for TVP officers to patrol the roads of Hampshire and Isle of Wight*.

* Well, perhaps not the Isle of Wight!
Precisely. The only time officers are paid overtime at football is if something unexpected happens, e.g. a sudden outbreak of violence.

That’s fine then, as a sudden outbreak of violence is not something that would be unexpected.

Anyone want to guess just how much the two games will cost both clubs come the end of the season?

Posted: **Thu Jun 30, 2011 7:30 pm**

Same question but with a different spin: anyone want to guess just how much the idiot 'fans' will cost both clubs come the end of the season?

The crap being spouted already on TiU or whatever it's called is nauseating.

Posted: **Tue Jul 19, 2011 3:50 pm**

Is anyone with a season ticket not planning on attending this? If so then I would be very grateful if I could buy your ticket off you for the game - with a bit extra obviously! I'm traveling down from Leeds just for the match and am determined to go...

Posted: **Tue Jul 19, 2011 5:29 pm**

&quotAylesbury Rich&quot wrote:Precisely. The only time officers are paid overtime at football is if something unexpected happens, e.g. a sudden outbreak of violence.

Isn't there a bit of a conflict of interest there? Being paid if something happens that you're supposed to prevent?

Posted: **Tue Jul 19, 2011 9:22 pm**

[quote=&quotHog&quot]Same question but with a different spin: anyone want to guess just how much the idiot 'fans' will cost both clubs come the end of the season?

couldn't agree more.

Posted: **Thu Jul 21, 2011 4:05 pm**

Thanks to Paul Cooper for getting back to me...

I tried to PM you back but am unsure if the message got across to you?

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