Showing posts with label Wembley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wembley. Show all posts
Monday, 30 July 2012
Interview With Performance Analyst Chris Markham
We were privileged enough to get the opportunity to interview Chris Markham who is the performance analyst at Huddersfield Town. Many of you will indeed be following Chris on Twitter (@boulet_6) so we thought we would get to know his opinions, thoughts and his personal career a little bit better;
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Adam Clayton,
Championship,
Chris Markham,
Huddersfield Town,
Jack Hunt,
Joel Lynch,
Jordan Rhodes,
Keith Southern,
League 1,
Lee Clark,
Oliver Norwood,
Paul Dixon,
Sean Scannell,
Simon Grayson,
Wembley
Location:
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK
Saturday, 19 May 2012
Huddersfield Town Wembley Ticket Dispute
A lot of Huddersfield Town fans have been dissapointed as well as annoyed with the inability to purchase tickets to Wembley at the official stadium ticket office. Being forced to purchase online or via telephone with TicketMaster. Today, the Chief Executive of Huddersfield Town Nigel Clibbens explained why this was the situation;
So what do you think of the whole ticket scenario? Tell us what you think over in the forums.
"The trip to Wembley looks to have created real excitement with the fans and tickets are selling really quickly. Everything looks set for a massive Town following and a great occasion."To sell upwards of 30,000 tickets with travel, including coaches and trains, in less than 10 days is a real logistical challenge. Put simply, our own Ticket Office isn't capable of doing that and we have to be realistic; whilst we could have taken a brave decision and tried to manage the process ourselves, it would not have been right and we were not prepared to risk operational problems in selling the tickets and serving our fans."Also, as well as dealing with Wembley, the Ticket Office has to deal with a big Huddersfield Giants game at the Stadium tonight."Like last year, we made a very early decision to contract out to Ticketmaster, who are experts in dealing with huge demand in a short period. This means booking fees have to be paid by fans, which is not ideal."I'm sure some fans would have preferred to buy directly from the Ticket Office and avoid the booking fee, but this would only have led to massive queues and long waits and run the risk of some very stressed and upset fans."The decision was made to give the best service to the fans. So far feedback is favourable with half a dozen adverse comments out of the 10,000 sold. When people have problems, our Ticket Office staff are sorting them out; they are first class, as our fans know."
So what do you think of the whole ticket scenario? Tell us what you think over in the forums.
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Scotland Call Upon Jordan Rhodes
Rhodes has been called up to the Scotland U21's upcoming game against Belgium for qualification into the European Championships. Jordan made it 40 goals for the season against MK Dons on Tuesday and has similar form for his international team. He has scored 6 goals in 6 games for Scotland U21's and this has seen him achieving his first senior cap for Scotland earlier on in the season.
Rhodes will join the squad after the League One Play-off Final at Wembley between Huddersfield Town & Sheffield United on May 26th.
Rhodes has also had success for Scotland. 6 goals in 6 ! |
Rhodes will join the squad after the League One Play-off Final at Wembley between Huddersfield Town & Sheffield United on May 26th.
Labels:
Huddersfield Town,
Jordan Rhodes,
League 1,
MK Dons,
Wembley
Location:
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK
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