Do I Have a Claim under the Disability Rights Act?
Ipswich Town are playing at home on Boxing Day, but unfortunately there are no trains between London and Ipswich, so I will be unable to go.
If I could drive, it would not be a problem, but because of the stroke, I now no longer have a driving licence, or a car available for that matter. So am I being discrimanated against, especially as I’ve paid for the match with my season ticket?
I can’t even listen to the match on local radio, as I would have done in Suffolk!
I’ve also checked the Supporters Club web site and no-one runs a coach from London.
The Anonymous Widower 
Can you get the match on line??
Many BBC Radio channels are available on line…
I know its not the same…but you can have a very comfy sofa…tea can be served at half time or what ever…and you can stay in the warm!!
I know that certain BBC Radio Sheffield programmes are avidly followed by folks in Bermuda…
There is always a Plan B….
Apricot
Comment by Pascali | December 23, 2010 |
I can possibly get the match on line, but it’s not the same. I think too you have to pay for it, as it’s not broadcast directly.
It’s just a tradition with me about going to football on Boxing Day. As a child, I used to go to see Spurs on Christmas morning with my father. Usually, they played a local side like West Ham. The players liked it, as they then went home to christmas lunch and then had a couple of days off before the next match. They always got a good crowd too.
Comment by AnonW | December 23, 2010 |
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