Spammed by London Irish

[SpaceCruiser]

Patrick

[weybridgewanderer]

I've received another spam email from those pesky squatters, something to do with a certain saints day for the Irish. I wonder if anyone else got this as well. I've fired off an email to member services telling them that this is the second time I've unsubscribed myself from their mailing list and asked them to make sure I'm not on it in future.

Waiting for a reply....

me too, I received the following

Dear WeybridgeWanderer,

I am very sorry that you have had to contact us again regarding the same issue. I will pass your email on to London Irish and our Ticket office manager again to ensure that you do not received any future emails or texts from London Irish.

Kind Regards

[total_biscuit]

Waiting for my response from the club ...

TB

[Magnus]

Someone should write to the Reading Chronicle about this - what an outrage.

[SpaceCruiser]

Waiting for my response from the club ...

TB

Me too, though I notice that I wrote to Member services whereas weybridgewanderer wrote to customer services.

[Silver Fox]

Someone should write to the Reading Chronicle about this - what an outrage.

Fvck the chronicle, I want the times of London on the case, questions need to be asked in the House!

[SHORT AND CURLY]

If this is a crisis in your lives, I hate to think what would happen should you stub your toe or anything nasty like that

[SpaceCruiser]

Who says it was a crisis?

[Sun Tzu]

You should get a ticket for the Paddy's Day game and enjoy a day out !

[SpaceCruiser]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm Irish and care about that day.

[Comfortably Numb]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm Irish and care about that day.

Plenty of English enjoy it too.

[Uncle Andy]

London Irish are the bigger club. FACT.

You are an Arse. FACT.

[Dirk Gently]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm open-minded.

[Platypuss]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm open-minded.

Course he is - you can even hear the wind blowing through it.

[SpaceCruiser]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm open-minded.

Dirk, you arse. What is narrow minded about saying that I'm not Irish? Is St Patricks Day not for the Irish?

You need to stop this incessant persecution of me.

[Stranded]

This is on the 28th March though.

[Dirk Gently]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm open-minded.

Dirk, you arse. What is narrow minded about saying that I'm not Irish? Is St Patricks Day not for the Irish?

You need to stop this incessant persecution of me.

It's narrow-minded to reject anything out of hand based on its nationality, be it Irish, French or whatever...... Ditto the implication that only the Irish can attend a rugby match or enjoy celebrating another country's saints day.

As to an "incessant persecution" of you - I think you flatter yourself. If you didn't make such a supreme job of putting your prejudices on public display no-one would be able to comment on them.

[Sun Tzu]

You make the mistake of thinking that I'm open-minded.

Dirk, you arse. What is narrow minded about saying that I'm not Irish? Is St Patricks Day not for the Irish?

You need to stop this incessant persecution of me.

I doubt you are a practising Christian but I bet you don't turn down presents at Xmas or refuse to have a drink on Xmas Eve.

Paddy's Day is a big party for people who know how to have a good time. I can see why it wouldn;t appeal to you Spacey.

[Royal Lady]

Tbf to Spacey - St Patrick's Day is predominantly an Irish celebration and is only being celebrated at the rugby because the team are London Irish. Reading Football Club don't have a St Patrick's Day celebration if they're at home around that time. That said, there's nothing wrong with London Irish using St Patrick's Day as an excuse for a bit of a party atmosphere at the ground.

[Sun Tzu]

Tbf to Spacey - St Patrick's Day is predominantly an Irish celebration and is only being celebrated at the rugby because the team are London Irish. Reading Football Club don't have a St Patrick's Day celebration if they're at home around that time. That said, there's nothing wrong with London Irish using St Patrick's Day as an excuse for a bit of a party atmosphere at the ground.

Although tbf right back the Paddy's Day game is a major date in the rugby calendar generally and people come from loads of clubs to have a good day out.

Odds are Spacey will have a beer on Paddy's Day at his local O'Neills......

I hope Spacey never breaks that tea cup of his, he'd have nowhere to have his storm.