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Post by Frank Owen’s Paintbrush on Aug 26, 2018 12:29:19 GMT
Fair enough!
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Post by billyw on Aug 26, 2018 14:32:23 GMT
[br Got the score wrong , never mind thats only 11 goals against you in 2 games . What happened to the enthusiasm you all had for the dinamic duo ? Nothong sad about me i am rather happy with our club on the up and top of the league while you appear to be sinking faster than the Titanic . There is something very sad about you. The levels of schadenfraude that come from you and the other Wrexham muppets on here and Twitter when things go spectacularly wrong for us is pretty spectacular. The sad fact for you lot is the fact that you can only laugh at our misfortune and not celebrate your club’s success because like us, you’ve been crap for years. I’ll laugh my head off when you lot cock it up again. If everything was going well for us you wouldn't see Corner Flag or any of the other Spice Boys on here. They are just taking the piss so FFS let's ignore them every time they post and they will soon get bored when they don't get a reaction. |
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Post by henry on Aug 26, 2018 18:14:14 GMT
I doubt if an insurance company would pay out for loss of business when the postponed game is to be rearranged.
They only pay out for proven losses. In this case, a club could claim that the missed home games would have been sold out. This is not a proven loss, bearing in mind a large proportion of the fans are season ticket holders and the Club has had their money.
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Post by paulinem on Aug 26, 2018 18:31:33 GMT
I doubt if an insurance company would pay out for loss of business when the postponed game is to be rearranged. They only pay out for proven losses. In this case, a club could claim that the missed home games would have been sold out. This is not a proven loss, bearing in mind a large proportion of the fans are season ticket holders and the Club has had their money. Admit I am not an insurance expert but surely the club could give a good case of loss of potential travelling fans when a fixture is moved from a Saturday afternoon or Bank Holiday Monday to an evening fixture? Not just ticket revenue, catering etc. |
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Post by goalpost on Aug 27, 2018 11:49:34 GMT
Do you need any help - I can bring a mop
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Post by thetheremin on Aug 27, 2018 13:05:59 GMT
I doubt if an insurance company would pay out for loss of business when the postponed game is to be rearranged. They only pay out for proven losses. In this case, a club could claim that the missed home games would have been sold out. This is not a proven loss, bearing in mind a large proportion of the fans are season ticket holders and the Club has had their money. Admit I am not an insurance expert but surely the club could give a good case of loss of potential travelling fans when a fixture is moved from a Saturday afternoon or Bank Holiday Monday to an evening fixture? Not just ticket revenue, catering etc. Interesting question. Domestic Building insurance covers other costs apart from repair of the building. What does building insurance for a commercial premises cover? |
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Post by happyclapper52 on Aug 27, 2018 13:15:14 GMT
Such insurance rarely covers loss of income unless fixed and/or guaranteed.
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Post by arthurmorris on Aug 27, 2018 14:38:13 GMT
Such insurance rarely covers loss of income unless fixed and/or guaranteed. Many businesses insure for loss of profits or anticipated revenue following, amongst other things, damage to premises that generate the profit or revenue. Indeed such cover is often included in a "business combined" insurance. In this case the matches will be played at some point in the future so that the consequential losses will be an assessment of the difference between the revenue that would have been earned had the games been played on the scheduled dates and the reduced gate money and other matchday revenue consequent upon the postponements. Clearly this will be a matter for negotiation as there is no way of knowing what the exact matchday revenue would have been had the games gone ahead as scheduled. If there are any costs incurred, particularly for Kidderminster game that will have to spent again when the match is re-arranged such as programme printing, and if the costs of staging the games on new dates causes an increase of the matchday costs that would otherwise have been incurred, these too should taken up with the insurers. |
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Post by happyclapper52 on Aug 27, 2018 14:55:56 GMT
Such insurance rarely covers loss of income unless fixed and/or guaranteed. Many businesses insure for loss of profits or anticipated revenue following, amongst other things, damage to premises that generate the profit or revenue. Indeed such cover is often included in a "business combined" insurance. In this case the matches will be played at some point in the future so that the consequential losses will be an assessment of the difference between the revenue that would have been earned had the games been played on the scheduled dates and the reduced gate money and other matchday revenue consequent upon the postponements. Clearly this will be a matter for negotiation as there is no way of knowing what the exact matchday revenue would have been had the games gone ahead as scheduled. If there are any costs incurred, particularly for Kidderminster game that will have to spent again when the match is re-arranged such as programme printing, and if the costs of staging the games on new dates causes an increase of the matchday costs that would otherwise have been incurred, these too should taken up with the insurers. Thanks Arthur for clarifying.I seem to recall an insurance company/broker locally called Arthur Morris that used to advertise in our programmes. Am I correct ? |
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Post by arthurmorris on Aug 28, 2018 16:52:41 GMT
I think you are thinking of Arthur Edwards Insurance Brokers who had offices in Grosvenor Street. I did work in insurance, initially in Chester until 1978. After that I worked in East Anglia and London.
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Post by Matt on Aug 28, 2018 17:07:13 GMT
Work going on at the ground everyday right up to midnight.
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Post by happyclapper52 on Aug 28, 2018 17:57:56 GMT
I think you are thinking of Arthur Edwards Insurance Brokers who had offices in Grosvenor Street. I did work in insurance, initially in Chester until 1978. After that I worked in East Anglia and London. Knew there was an Arthur in it. Cheers. |
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Post by Rio Doherty on Aug 30, 2018 16:20:44 GMT
Unfortunately our Youth team’s match scheduled for Wednesday has been moved to Sandbach, but everything remains on course for our ground to be ready for the Saturday. Another update: t.co/Pgqsr6Xy7a?amp=1 |
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Post by Hannibal on Aug 30, 2018 17:37:18 GMT
I think you are thinking of Arthur Edwards Insurance Brokers who had offices in Grosvenor Street. I did work in insurance, initially in Chester until 1978. After that I worked in East Anglia and London. The Arthur Morris I knew was a Man U season ticket holder. Died about 10 years ago. |
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Post by luckyblue on Aug 31, 2018 11:54:07 GMT
If the Bradford PA match (8th Sept) isn't played at the Swansway Deva Stadium, where will it be held at ? Any ideas ?
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Post by dmcnally on Aug 31, 2018 11:55:59 GMT
If the Bradford PA match (8th Sept) isn't played at the Swansway Deva Stadium, where will it be held at ? Any ideas ? At Bradford PA |
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Post by Charfield Blue on Aug 31, 2018 11:57:49 GMT
Any idea Danny when the call has to be made? I'd imagine we'd have to let them know by the start of play on Monday.
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Post by durdy on Aug 31, 2018 15:10:29 GMT
Surely only once all the work is completed tested and commed off can a safety certificate be applied for and that would most probably take a couple of days at least so unless the work is finished Monday or Tuesday at the latest next Saturday doesn't look great
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Post by Charfield Blue on Aug 31, 2018 15:53:06 GMT
Let's hope the Welsh FA don't have to sign off on the safety certificate.
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Post by Matt on Sept 1, 2018 16:25:56 GMT
Does anyone know where the alternative venue is if the worst happens? return of the Macc?
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Does anyone know where the alternative venue is if the worst happens? return of the Macc? Switched to Bradford Id heard? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 2, 2018 17:16:49 GMT
Let's hope the Welsh FA don't have to sign off on the safety certificate. Thought that was the local authorities job ? would that be Flintshire or Wes Cheshire ? |
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Post by Charfield Blue on Sept 2, 2018 17:23:23 GMT
Let's hope the Welsh FA don't have to sign off on the safety certificate. Thought that was the local authorities job ? would that be Flintshire or Wes Cheshire ? Top lad Wes. Hope it's him. |
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Post by uptheseals on Sept 2, 2018 17:27:33 GMT
Does anyone know where the alternative venue is if the worst happens? return of the Macc? nantwich imo |
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Post by Hannibal on Sept 2, 2018 18:56:42 GMT
So is the game being played in Bradford?
I'm in Glasgow and was coming home next Friday, but if the game is in Bradford I can stay here and make my way to Bradford on the Saturday.
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Post by Mr Mark on Sept 2, 2018 19:51:26 GMT
Does anyone know where the alternative venue is if the worst happens? return of the Macc? nantwich imo Nantwich are at home to Worksop in The FA Cup First Qualifying Round on Saturday |
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Post by ivawhopper on Sept 2, 2018 20:15:02 GMT
Nantwich are at home to Worksop in The FA Cup First Qualifying Round on Saturday The ground will be ready. Have faith people. |
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Post by Harry Lime on Sept 2, 2018 20:20:59 GMT
I would have thought that NWAS would have more idea of what's going on. He's suggested a fixture switch to Bradford, if required.
Nantwich, Witton, Vauxhall Motors and Airbus are all at home next Saturday. Doesn't really seem to be much choice other than to play at home or Bradford to me.
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Post by Mr Mark on Sept 2, 2018 20:21:13 GMT
Nantwich are at home to Worksop in The FA Cup First Qualifying Round on Saturday The ground will be ready. Have faith people. I have Faith. In fact I have all studio albums by The Cure ….. LOL |
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Post by Lobster on Sept 2, 2018 20:33:53 GMT
The ground will be ready. Have faith people. I have Faith. In fact I have all studio albums by The Cure ….. LOL Disintegration is possibly a better summary of how our season’s started, and Wild Mood Swings probably sums up the reaction on Devachat! |
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