Software suppliers issue apology


By Matthew Grant
September 3 2004

Software 4 Sport, the manufacturers of Reading's new ticketing system have apologised and explained the reasons why there were delays last Tuesday.  

TICKET SUPPLIERS APOLOGISE
After the delays on Tuesday night which saw many home and visiting fans enter the stadium late, some not till the end of the first half. Reading FC asked the company who supplies the software, Software 4 Sport to explain why their were such delays.

Software 4 Sport responded by saying, "There was a settings fault within this system, which is the reason a number of tickets purchased via the Internet did not get produced prior to the game."

To Read the full statement released today, Please Click Here

The Sunderland game saw the end of the traditional paper tickets and as from the next home game against Preston North End, Member Card holders will use their cards to access the ground.

Tickets for all League games up to Christmas are now on sale. For all the information on the up and coming Reading matches, Please Click Here

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In other news, Bas Savage has joined Wycombe Wanderers on a one month loan deal. Savage joins Tony Adams men who have former royal Nathan Tyson in their ranks.

There are no details as to whether the deal can be made permanent but Savage only has one year left on his current contract and will need to prove to the Reading management team that he is worth a longer one.

The former Walton & Hersham striker looks set to make his debut against Oxford United tonight. The game is live on Sky Sports 3 from 7:30

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Reading reserves drew 2:2 with Northampton Town at the Madejski Stadium on Wednesday. Goals from Lloyd Owusu and Jonathan Hayes were not enough to earn the second string the win.

Darren Campbell who came on as a substitute in the game looks set to miss the rest of the season with an cruciate ligament injury, Campbell is in his final of his contract and the future of the Scottish winger looks unclear.

 

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