Don’t take anything Dr Death says seriously, he talks absolute nonsense but apparently is never wring. Keep up the fight and don’t ,et them get you down

Edited by Spiderman (07 Aug 2024 7.38pm)

Yep, to be fair to people most aren't aware of the scale of different autistic conditions. Most people will think of it as not that much of a big deal or manageable....or that it's a bit of a scam.

I understand, what people don't know they don't know and of course there's always a truth in stereotypes to some degree.

However, I fully believe you, I know what you are saying is true as I've seen and been around those children.

Autism covers a massive range of conditions and the severity of them.

It's true that many people will have autism to a level, that while it produces difficulties, they can still lead ordinary and productive lives. Many can operate in mainstream. High functioning autists are often extremely valuable people...Newton was probably one.

However on the opposite end, autism can mean that an ordinary life isn't possible. I've seen children with low cognitive ability who can't communicate socially or sometimes even speak or understand what's going on around them. The spectrum of autism is huge, from a genius to someone who can't operate within normal society without a lot of help.

It's tragic for the families at the severe end and a lifelong commitment just to keep them safe and provided for. It's no joke and those families are often under great strain.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Aug 2024 8.44pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

CPISA will be meeting someone from the Football Supporters Association next week to discuss the problems of digital tickets. The FSA have already had a number of Palace fans contact them with their issues.

Sorry to hear that. I left my name, number and detailed the issue on a club number that was meant to help supporters and it's nearly a week and I still haven't heard back!!

I think we've just got to accept that we care about the club more than they care about us!!

Brilliantly put, EE. As the 18th century poet, Alexander Pope, would have said about your post, "What oft was thought but ne'er so well expressed".

Ive been in correspondence with CPFC customer service asking why they cant issue print-at-home tickets as an alternative to downloads onto smart phones. Other businesses (cinemas, rail operators, etc) offer the choice - why can't Palace?
Here's the reply I received:
As we move towards a fully digital ticketing system, we will no longer be offering print-at-home tickets. This decision is part of our commitment to going paperless, which aligns with our sustainability goals and enhances the overall efficiency and security of our ticketing process.

It's BS of course. Nothing to do with "sustainability," it's all about what is most convenient for them. CPFC likes to trumpet its commitment to "inclusivity" - except when it comes to older people who have been supporting the club for 50 or 60 years. They can get with the programme or just suck it up.