Re: Cup: West Wales Raiders (H) : Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:02 am
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Ornery Optimist wrote: When you've quite finished: You do know that the Wales national side,coached by some bloke named John Kear,qualified for the World Cup,by winning a game at Stebonheath Park.Llanelli.Also,the club managed to stage 3 home games,last season,at the same venue. As I understand it,on the information I received,one particular item,listed at the top of C1 8 of the Mandatory Medical Equipment - all of which have relatively short shelf lives - had expired. Getting replacements on a Sunday afternoon was problematic and the club couldn't get assurances that any could be sourced until 5.30pm C1 - 8 Drugs Box http://media.rugby-league.com/docs/2016 ... %20PDF.pdf I only came on to seek confirmation £10 will be the cheapest entry on Sunday - that it can be paid at a turnstile - the price will not increase on the day of the game? Diolch. PS -Last night the club announced a new doctor - We borrowed your personnel for the spelling! http://www.raidersrugbyleague.co.uk/club-news-1 It's a good idea to have regular contents audits of drugs/equipment boxes. As an NHS worker I'm only too aware of how often things go walkabout, usually when you most need them and getting replacements on a weekend can be an issue. Audit on a Thursday at the very least! As for admission prices on the day at Odsal I haven't a clue what they are. It's been a big secret but that's another story. You'll most likely be able to pay on the day but I'm not sure whether it will be on the turnstile or at a ticket booth. I'm paying in advance and printing my ticket out since it saves hassle on the day. Seems we're not alone on the spelling front  Hope you have a good trip on Sunday - apart from the result of course  |
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Ornery Optimist wrote: When you've quite finished: You do know that the Wales national side,coached by some bloke named John Kear,qualified for the World Cup,by winning a game at Stebonheath Park.Llanelli.Also,the club managed to stage 3 home games,last season,at the same venue. As I understand it,on the information I received,one particular item,listed at the top of C1 8 of the Mandatory Medical Equipment - all of which have relatively short shelf lives - had expired. Getting replacements on a Sunday afternoon was problematic and the club couldn't get assurances that any could be sourced until 5.30pm C1 - 8 Drugs Box http://media.rugby-league.com/docs/2016 ... %20PDF.pdf I only came on to seek confirmation £10 will be the cheapest entry on Sunday - that it can be paid at a turnstile - the price will not increase on the day of the game? Diolch. PS -Last night the club announced a new doctor - We borrowed your personnel for the spelling! http://www.raidersrugbyleague.co.uk/club-news-1 It's a good idea to have regular contents audits of drugs/equipment boxes. As an NHS worker I'm only too aware of how often things go walkabout, usually when you most need them and getting replacements on a weekend can be an issue. Audit on a Thursday at the very least! As for admission prices on the day at Odsal I haven't a clue what they are. It's been a big secret but that's another story. You'll most likely be able to pay on the day but I'm not sure whether it will be on the turnstile or at a ticket booth. I'm paying in advance and printing my ticket out since it saves hassle on the day. Seems we're not alone on the spelling front Hope you have a good trip on Sunday - apart from the result of course |
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