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Not specifically about the HU toilet. As we always tend to be discussing toileting in general at Selhurst Park/Academy owing to the fact that their are always issues arising.
For instance not enough cubicles especially for the the no of women & girls that attend matches now, hot water for washing hands etc and the state of toileting in the AW stand.
There is now the new issue of enough toilets in the main stand whilst enabling work continues. So your point on the HU cubicle has rather slipped down the toileting list as were for the moment. I am not saying it doesn't need addressing but within the time frame we have with the club we sometimes have to choose what subjects get discussed and what areas get highlighted/mentioned within them.

Ok, i understand. Thank you for replying.
 
Haven't read it all, so apologies if it's covered... but can someone tell the club if they number the rows properly in Lower Holmesdale Block G, they can avoid an argument every single match!

They ran out of paint/stickers at around row 12 and there's no row 1 = bun fight!
 
Haven't read it all, so apologies if it's covered... but can someone tell the club if they number the rows properly in Lower Holmesdale Block G, they can avoid an argument every single match!

They ran out of paint/stickers at around row 12 and there's no row 1 = bun fight!
Every week I say I'm going to bring a sharpie next game and do it myself, and then forget!

Its absolutely ridiculous that a premier league stadium is missing some basics like that.

I was talking about it to a mate last week, couldn't they employ a 'snagger'. Not a crazy wage, and a couple of days a week. But just someone to go around and sort the little things. A sign here or there, bit of painting etc.
 
Every week I say I'm going to bring a sharpie next game and do it myself, and then forget!

Its absolutely ridiculous that a premier league stadium is missing some basics like that.

I was talking about it to a mate last week, couldn't they employ a 'snagger'. Not a crazy wage, and a couple of days a week. But just someone to go around and sort the little things. A sign here or there, bit of painting etc.
You mean an odd job man? Those were the days, I would kill for one of those for our block of flats.
 
Yeah snagging meant going around with a pencil or chalk making what not been done properly , its a great job money for old rope lol
Especially when the same bloke gets sent back to correct the work he ballsed up in the first place. We had a great one at work where a plasterer left all the light switch finger plates on the squint then came back three times and did the same thing each time.
 

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