lulu97

Thanks to Steven Murray we might have a solution- thanks to those who tried to help. The TA - ye cannae beat em!

Thanks for the offers of help, the fan now has a family member traveling with him but they can only get him as far as the ground. I know the TA look after their own and with a bit of luck the stewards will give some assistance.

Trying to get that info now.

Sadly my colleague wasn't able to take up the opportunity a few fans got in contact about due to what I assume are council regulations So... trying a new tactic - this is not a ticket request since that is unlike to happen now. Originally I had asked if anyone had a ticket they could sell to a disabled fan whose disabled persons ticket is not recognised by the FA and so does not have ticket for a carer. He has bought a train ticket and a hotel room for a carer but at this point won't able to go because he can travel without a carer. So the new plea is - would anyone who already has a ticket be willing to act as a carer for a disabled fan? No special training is needed except maybe the ability to navigate well and to stay sober enough to do the navigation! If you think you might be able to help please let me know and I'll put you in contact with my colleague who works with the fan.

Apologies if this is in the wrong place but I'm not on the boards much (9 month old stealing all my free time!) these days... Please help if you can! A colleague from East Ayrshire council works with a disabled fan who has a ticket for Wembley - now usually he gets his career ticket with that but the FA aren't doing that ? So he has booked two train tickets and two hotels rooms and he is now worried he will have wasted his money as he can't travel without a carer. If anyone has a ticket he could use for a carer could you please get in touch and I will pass your details over to my colleague.