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Trinity-Tom

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  1. General,

    I am sure efforts are being made to improve the food and drinks service at Villa Park however, I think one of the big problems is the attitude of some of the staff. I sit in the upper Trinity and there were large queues just before the game was about to start and the staff were hanging around chatting and taking as much time as possible to serve us and it also took 3 members of staff to serve me a bottle of water and a bottle of diet coke.

    In future I will buy my drinks before I enter the ground and I am sure many others may do the same.

    Many thanks

    Tom

  2. If the rather large assumption in this article were true then I would be in full agreement with the author, however, there is no factual basis for the belief that 45k is our wage limit let alone that Barry has been given this and therefore, I cannot agree with Mr Cross's view.

  3. Gen.

    a) quickly, just to say well done for putting Corscombe in his place. We are all frustrated at the moment with the lack of activity, but 99.9% of fans understand this is MON's way (I don't particularly agree with it but I'm not being paid about 1 million a year to do it am I ). here's to another week of hoping.

    B) onto my question - can you give us an update on the season ticket sales. Just seen the moses got 24,992 yesterday - think it would be funny if our season tickets were more than there attendance !!

    c) I've seen on the telly today the Sports Minister is looking into having meetings with clubs regarding the idea of safe terracing - what is the clubs viewpoint - and will we meet the minister. Surely if safe terracing comes back - it would make sense to re-do the North Stand with this included

    I understand that we have over 26k but it would be good to get an update from the General!

  4. Hi General,

    A colleague of mine who sits in the same block at Villa Park as me (Upper Trinity, A4) informed me today that a young male adult attempted to enter this stand wearing a Liverpool away top. He was told to turn it inside out by a steward and keep quiet and he would be allowed in. He agreed and gained entry which is an absolute disgrace.

    Other than this gripe General, many thanks for your continued efforts in fan communication.

  5. Following on from RICO on the food/catering survey issue, my idea is this:

    In order to cater for the volume of people required, the options and range is limited however, what about a pre match ordering service, particularly for fussy eaters like me (vegetarians/allergies etc....). In this way you can order from a wider menu a few days before the game and pick it up within a certain time window.

    Thanks

  6. I chatted to a mate of mine a while ago about evolution as he was a researching biologist and he asserts that whilst evolution explains some things, there are many gaps in that theory to. My point - all theories have gaps, thats why they aren't facts and I agree that if TRL thinks people should be agnostic because they can't disprove that a god exists then all religious people should be too as scriptures such as those in the Bible really add very little weight to anything.

  7. If you are an atheist, are you being a hypocrite be uttering the remark: "for God's sake!" or "God almighty!". :mrgreen:

    also, am i right in beliveing that atheists don't necessarily deny the existence of Jesus, just that he was "notrhign sepcial" so to speak?

    In whcih case, we would be allowed to say "Jesus!" but not "Jesus Christ!" or "For Christ's Sake!"?

    :)

    Tis true Jon. I don't think there is much doubt that Jesus lived but who he was is a completely different matter. If Derren Brown was alive 2035 years ago he would have been hailed as a witch/sorcerer/messiah.

  8. TT - Even Hindu's have a set of 'rules' to follow. Personally, I'll just carry on the way I am. Trying to do the right thing and being true to myself. If that's enough, great. If not, then God is crueler than I think.

    They do indeed and the basis of the way you lead your life will only get you into the Hindu equivalent of heaven. All of the other religions require you to believe and practice theirs.

    Your last point is pertinent and why I have a problem with the Catholic teachings I was brought up on. On the one hand you are taught that God is all loving and on the other hand you are told that he will send you to hell if you don't do as your told. A loving parent would never condemn their child to enternal pain and suffering.

    I do believe in there being something else out there, I am just not sure what it is.

  9. Agnostic.

    I can't see how anyone who believes in God feel they have the right to tell people which religion is the right one. They all claim to be the word of God after all, so who are we to decide? If God has a specific plan for me I'm prety sure he'll let me know.

    I agree with you on this and my research indicated that Hinduism suggests that anyone of any faith can go to "heaven" as long as they lead a virtuous life which is the fundamental teaching which sets it apart from other religions.

  10. Non practicing Catholic, however, I have issues with many Catholic teachings and after much research came to the conclusion that Hinduism best reflects my beliefs and therefore if I were forced to practice a religion, it could well be that.

  11. We actually bid for Doyle in January which was rejected by Reading.

    We did?

    Our interest in Doyle I seem to remember was far more 'confirmed' than any interest in Defoe or Bent.

    I don't think any of the sources are more credible than the others but on a related issue, I do not rate Doyle at all and would not be excited by his signing.

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