SUPPORTERS COACH HARROWBY Sat Sept 1st *PLEASE LOOK & PM ME*
SUPPORTERS COACH HARROWBY Sat Sept 1st *PLEASE LOOK & PM ME*
Hi everyone,
Can anybody who is interested in going on a supporters coach to HARROWBY away on 1st September please PM me by 31st July.
I shall also be raising this at the forum. We do need about 40 people to make the cost viable.
Cheers
Old quote below
"Just a thought, will any transport be organised for away games if there is enough people who want it?
I know a lot of games are quite local, but some are a bit further afield, and then there is always those who want a couple of pints and not want to drive... ;-)"
Can anybody who is interested in going on a supporters coach to HARROWBY away on 1st September please PM me by 31st July.
I shall also be raising this at the forum. We do need about 40 people to make the cost viable.
Cheers
Old quote below
"Just a thought, will any transport be organised for away games if there is enough people who want it?
I know a lot of games are quite local, but some are a bit further afield, and then there is always those who want a couple of pints and not want to drive... ;-)"
Last edited by stamboy on Tue Jul 31, 2012 12:15 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Re: Transport for away games
As much as the club would wish to organise transport for away games, we are only volunteers and have day jobs as well as working to get this club in shape, this would only add to our work load at the moment.
If someone wishes to volunteer to organise this, then we would be eternally grateful.
I'm sure that a car share would also be a good idea 8-)
If someone wishes to volunteer to organise this, then we would be eternally grateful.
I'm sure that a car share would also be a good idea 8-)
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Re: Transport for away games
Get Ralph to buy a Beer Bus for the club! ;)
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Re: Transport for away games
:mrgreen:The Godfather wrote:Get Ralph to buy a Beer Bus for the club! ;)
Ive got a mate of a mate that was a minibus and we may be able to get a 'beer bus' + driver. Ill see what i can do!!
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Re: Transport for away games
eBay sell some cheap minibuses/buses. Get on it Ralph/Jon!! ;)Diamond_ Wolf wrote::mrgreen:The Godfather wrote:Get Ralph to buy a Beer Bus for the club! ;)
Ive got a mate of a mate that was a minibus and we may be able to get a 'beer bus' + driver. Ill see what i can do!!
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Re: Transport for away games
I appreciate that very much as I'm sure does everyone else does too. There is a lot of great work being done by people here which is what makes the club great and feel more of a community. I tire of being treated as a walking ATM by Premiership clubs, which is one of the reasons I started watching Rushden a few years ago as you feel more valued.Duke of Wimbourne wrote:As much as the club would wish to organise transport for away games, we are only volunteers and have day jobs as well as working to get this club in shape, this would only add to our work load at the moment.
If someone wishes to volunteer to organise this, then we would be eternally grateful.
I'm sure that a car share would also be a good idea 8-)
I don't mind taking ownership of this task and will look into it and report back to members re costs, etc.
Keep up the good work ;-)
Cheers
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Re: Transport for away games
I had an idea about this which I haven't had a chance to follow up:
Vintage Buses.
I recently attended the Welland Valley Beer Festival and during said festival it is possible to go round all the local villages by vintage bus for donations only.
The buses come from all over the place just so that they can have a captive audience to ferry around (e.g. the driver I spoke to had come down from Coventry).
This got me thinking - we have the Historical Transport Society in Rushden and we have loads of people who would like to get on a bus at a set of well-defined local pick-up points and be dropped off at the same place. I'm sure they could all spare a quid or two for a donation to cover the bus driver's diesel bill.
Good place to start would be contacting the Historical transport Society I reckon.
Vintage Buses.
I recently attended the Welland Valley Beer Festival and during said festival it is possible to go round all the local villages by vintage bus for donations only.
The buses come from all over the place just so that they can have a captive audience to ferry around (e.g. the driver I spoke to had come down from Coventry).
This got me thinking - we have the Historical Transport Society in Rushden and we have loads of people who would like to get on a bus at a set of well-defined local pick-up points and be dropped off at the same place. I'm sure they could all spare a quid or two for a donation to cover the bus driver's diesel bill.
Good place to start would be contacting the Historical transport Society I reckon.
Re: Transport for away games
Thanks for that,stamboy wrote:I appreciate that very much as I'm sure does everyone else does too. There is a lot of great work being done by people here which is what makes the club great and feel more of a community. I tire of being treated as a walking ATM by Premiership clubs, which is one of the reasons I started watching Rushden a few years ago as you feel more valued.Duke of Wimbourne wrote:As much as the club would wish to organise transport for away games, we are only volunteers and have day jobs as well as working to get this club in shape, this would only add to our work load at the moment.
If someone wishes to volunteer to organise this, then we would be eternally grateful.
I'm sure that a car share would also be a good idea 8-)
I don't mind taking ownership of this task and will look into it and report back to members re costs, etc.
Keep up the good work ;-)
Cheers
I wasn't having a go at anyone, I only wanted to encourage people to step forward and help the club in anyway they can.
Thanks again 8-)
Re: Transport for away games
Brilliant Idea, get on with it 8-)AndyKirkup wrote:I had an idea about this which I haven't had a chance to follow up:
Vintage Buses.
I recently attended the Welland Valley Beer Festival and during said festival it is possible to go round all the local villages by vintage bus for donations only.
The buses come from all over the place just so that they can have a captive audience to ferry around (e.g. the driver I spoke to had come down from Coventry).
This got me thinking - we have the Historical Transport Society in Rushden and we have loads of people who would like to get on a bus at a set of well-defined local pick-up points and be dropped off at the same place. I'm sure they could all spare a quid or two for a donation to cover the bus driver's diesel bill.
Good place to start would be contacting the Historical transport Society I reckon.
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Re: Transport for away games
As this Festival is on my patch, I believe that the vintage buses used on the Saturday have a significant donation from each of the 14 or 15 participating pubs so the optional 'donation' from the passengers is classified more as a tip.Duke of Wimbourne wrote:Brilliant Idea, get on with it 8-)AndyKirkup wrote:I had an idea about this which I haven't had a chance to follow up:
Vintage Buses.
I recently attended the Welland Valley Beer Festival and during said festival it is possible to go round all the local villages by vintage bus for donations only.
The buses come from all over the place just so that they can have a captive audience to ferry around (e.g. the driver I spoke to had come down from Coventry).
This got me thinking - we have the Historical Transport Society in Rushden and we have loads of people who would like to get on a bus at a set of well-defined local pick-up points and be dropped off at the same place. I'm sure they could all spare a quid or two for a donation to cover the bus driver's diesel bill.
Good place to start would be contacting the Historical transport Society I reckon.