That's what I mentioned to my mate the other day, but he was originally happy to contact Mr Rule.



I suppose we can see how many people post on here that have had the same or similar problem and then if FC voices want to pick it up I am sure my friend would be willing to work with them and provide them with his story.



It just puzzles me that the club find it enough of a problem to post a statement on their website, yet they are unwilling to contact or reply personally to the fans that it has affected and have made the time and effort to bring this problem to the clubs attention in the first place.

Its not hard to do is it, in the rovers pass the away vouchers are a different colour at the back of the pass. It is your responsibility to take out the right ticket and hand it over to the turnstyle operator. I dont blame the club for saying its not for them to sort out you could take a numbered ticket out the home ones and give it to a mate and then say it was taken out by the away stewards and get a replacement,the club loses out

you've not read the original comment have you.

Apologies Karen;

It wasn't directed at you individually.

At Bradford they deserve great credit for having 'combined' turnstiles where they allow adults and children to go through the same turnstile. This is what I did with my 6 year old and I tore out the voucher on his behalf knowing it was the correct one. The combined turnstile was a great idea it means you don't have to leave a young 'un to wait at the other sde of the turnstile while the adult queues elsewhere, and you can 'manage' the voucher transaction on the child's behalf.



In any case I see it as the accompanying adult's responsibility to ensure the correct managing of the voucher and if I'd had to accompany my lad to the concession turnstile and sort the voucher out before joining the adult queue I would have done so. I hope our club can help more in resolving this problem created by Bradford's turnstile staff but at the end of the day I disagree that Hull FC have 'handled this badly'. Maybe the accompanying adults can learn from this episode and handle their own situation better in the future - no disrespect to anyone concerned.

Fairy Muff!!!