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Posted August 05, 2014 09:05 · last edited August 06, 2014 07:24

My only dealing with Dome was around the moving of fixtures for the Bon Jovi concert. He didn't deal very well with an annoyed customer. 
However, got to take my hat off to him for the Football United tour.
My main gripe at the moment (probably off-topic)  is the total lack of establishing a standing YF Zone in 'home' matches outside Wellington.. Every time I've gone to a 'Home and Away' game the organisation of the YF Zone has been awful, showing a total lack of understanding of a fan zone dedicated to standing.




 

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Warwick Hunt edited August 06, 2014 07:24

My only dealing with Dome was around the moving of fixtures for the Bon Jovi concert. He didn't deal very well with an annoyed customer. 
However, got to take my hat off to him for the Football United tour.
My main gripe at the moment (probably off-topic)  is the total lack of establishing a standing YF Zone in 'home' matches outside Wellington.. Every time I've gone to a 'Home and Away' game the organisation of the YF Zone has been awful, showing a total lack of understanding of a fan zone dedicated to standing  








 

Warwick Hunt edited August 06, 2014 07:22

My only dealing with Dome was around the moving of fixtures for the Bon Jovi concert. He didn't deal very well with an annoyed customer. 
However, got to take my hat off to him for the Football United tour.
My main gripe at the moment (probably off-topic)  is the total lack of establishing a standing YF Zone in away matches. Every time I've gone to a 'Home and Away' game the organisation of the YF Zone has been awful, showing a total lack of understanding of a fan zone dedicated to standing  








 

Warwick Hunt edited August 06, 2014 07:21

My only dealing with Dome was around the moving of fixtures for the Bon Jovi concert. He didn't deal very well with an annoyed customer. 
However, got to take my hat off to him for the Football United tour.
My main gripe at the moment is the total lack of establishing a standing YF Zone in away matches. Every time I've gone to a 'Home and Away' game the organisation of the YF Zone has been awful, showing a total lack of understanding of a fan zone dedicated to standing  








 

Warwick Hunt edited August 06, 2014 07:21

My only dealing with Dome was around the moving of fixtures for the Bon Jovi concert. He didn't deal very well with an annoyed customer. 
However, got to take my hat off to him for the Football United tour. My main gripe at the moment is the total lack of establishing a standing YF Zone in away matches. Every time I've gone to a 'Home and Away' game the organisation of the YF Zone has been awful, showing a total lack of understanding of a fan zone dedicated to standing  








 

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Warwick Hunt edited August 05, 2014 10:16
Smithy wrote:

Meeting now reduced to a coffee and postponed to next Tuesday. #conspiracy



From my limited contact with DD (*),  I'd advise you talk to the Stadium Manager 


The newish stadium manager, has been saying all the right words via several interviews,since his appointment. 
He actually sounds like a very competent professional Stadium Manager, with the added bonus of presenting as a good guy, reasonable, looking to promote the venue from the media interviews I've heard on various radio/tv programmes, sports and beyond.

I was encouraged by his comment, after appointment, that management of the stadium has been poor across all sports and non-sports events.

Let's get rid of any football cringe, the Phoenix bring as many supporters to the stadium as the Hurricanes and look down on the pathetic crowd that turns up for the Lions, 

(*) My only contact with DD was based around the moving of fixtures after the announcement of the Bon Jovi concert. He told me that he had no control of the moving of fixtures. I'll sum up our conversation politely, based on his comments.
He, as a representative of the Phoenix,  is the monkey, not the organ grinder 










 

Warwick Hunt edited August 05, 2014 09:16
Smithy wrote:

Meeting now reduced to a coffee and postponed to next Tuesday. #conspiracy



From my limited contact with DD (*),  I'd advise you talk to the Stadium Manager 


The newish stadium manager, has been saying all the right words via several interviews,since his appointment. 
He actually sounds like a very competent professional Stadium Manager, with the added bonus of presenting as a good guy, reasonable, looking to promote the venue from the media interviews I've heard on various radio/tv programmes, sports and beyond.

I was encouraged by his comment, after appointment, that management of the stadium has been poor across all sports and non-sports events.

Let's get rid of any football cringe, the Phoenix bring as many supporters to the stadium as the Hurricanes and look down on the pathetic crowd that turns up for the Lions, 

(*) My only contact with DD was based around the moving of fixtures after the announcement of the Bon Jovi concert. He told me that he had no control of the moving of fixtures. I'll sum up our conversation politely, based on his comments.
He is the monkey, not the organ grinder 










 

Warwick Hunt edited August 05, 2014 09:07
Smithy wrote:

Meeting now reduced to a coffee and postponed to next Tuesday. #conspiracy



From my limited contact with DD (*),  I'd advise you talk to the Stadium Manager 


The newish stadium manager, has been saying all the right words via several interviews,since his appointment. 
He actually sounds like a very competent professional Stadium Manager, with the added bonus of presenting as a good guy, reasonable, looking to promote the venue from the media interviews I've heard on various radio/tv programmes, sports and beyond.

I was encouraged by his comment, after appointment, that management of the stadium has been poor across all sports and non-sports events.

Let's get rid of any football cringe, the Phoenix bring as many supporters to the stadium as the Hurricanes and look down on the pathetic crowd that turns up for the Lions, 

(*) My only contact with DD was based around the moving of fixtures after the announcement of the Bon Jovi concert. He told me that he had no control of the moving of fixtures. I'll sum up our conversation politely, based on his comments.
He is the monkey., not the organ grinder 










 

Warwick Hunt edited August 05, 2014 09:07
Smithy wrote:

Meeting now reduced to a coffee and postponed to next Tuesday. #conspiracy



From my limited contact with DD (*),  I'd advise you talk to the Stadium Manager 


The newish stadium manager, has been saying all the right words via several interviews,since his appointment. 
He actually sounds like a very competent professional Stadium Manager, with the added bonus of presenting as a good guy, reasonable, looking to promote the venue from the media interviews I've heard on various radio/tv programmes, sports and beyond.

I was encouraged by his comment, after appointment, that management of the stadium has been poor across all sports and non-sports events.

Let's get rid of any football cringe, the Phoenix bring as many supporters to the stadium as the Hurricanes and look down on the pathetic crowd that turns up for the Lions, 

(*) My only contact with DD was based around the moving of fixtures after the announcement of the Bon Jovi concert.
He told me that he had no control of the moving of fixtures. I'll sum up our conversation politely, based on his comments.
he is the monkey., not the organ grinder