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Subject: Rugby world cup
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2015 10:20:44 +0100
From: Joe Egginton
Newsgroups: uk.railway

I travelled from Wolverhampton to Loughborough via Leicester yesterday
(Sunday), and not once did a guard check my tickets. I went on XC trains
from WVH to LEI, and EMT from LEI to LBO. I usually have my tickets
checked when I go on XC and EMT trains.

All the trains I caught were extra cram packed, with the rugby fans on
top of the usual passengers. Even the vestibules were packed full of
passengers, it was reminiscent of Indian railways I see on the TV. If
there were a running boards and grab rails, on the side of carriages I
wouldn’t be surprised to see some people use them. LOL.

Also, when a platform is cram packed, like at Birmingham New St, or
Leicester yesterday, why is it that people crowd around a door to get
onto a train and won’t move out of the way to let people off. The only
way through the crowd is to push myself through, which feel is bullying.

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On Monday, 5 October 2015 10:21:13 UTC+1, jumper wrote:
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: Rugby world cup
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2015 10:20:44 +0100
From: Joe Egginton
Newsgroups: uk.railway

I travelled from Wolverhampton to Loughborough via Leicester yesterday
(Sunday), and not once did a guard check my tickets. I went on XC trains
from WVH to LEI, and EMT from LEI to LBO. I usually have my tickets
checked when I go on XC and EMT trains.

All the trains I caught were extra cram packed, with the rugby fans on
top of the usual passengers. Even the vestibules were packed full of
passengers, it was reminiscent of Indian railways I see on the TV. If
there were a running boards and grab rails, on the side of carriages I
wouldn't be surprised to see some people use them. LOL.

Also, when a platform is cram packed, like at Birmingham New St, or
Leicester yesterday, why is it that people crowd around a door to get
onto a train and won't move out of the way to let people off. The only
way through the crowd is to push myself through, which feel is bullying.


Can't wait for Peirs Corbin's brother to get elected and renationalise the Railways.

On Monday, October 5, 2015 at 3:44:30 PM UTC+1, Alastair wrote:


Can't wait for Peirs Corbin's brother to get elected

What's the weather like today in Cloud Cuckoo Land?

and renationalise the Railways.

Because British rail was such a rip-roaring success, wasn't it?

Col

On Monday, 5 October 2015 10:21:13 UTC+1, jumper wrote:
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: Rugby world cup
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2015 10:20:44 +0100
From: Joe Egginton
Newsgroups: uk.railway

I travelled from Wolverhampton to Loughborough via Leicester yesterday
(Sunday), and not once did a guard check my tickets. I went on XC trains
from WVH to LEI, and EMT from LEI to LBO. I usually have my tickets
checked when I go on XC and EMT trains.

All the trains I caught were extra cram packed, with the rugby fans on
top of the usual passengers. Even the vestibules were packed full of
passengers, it was reminiscent of Indian railways I see on the TV. If
there were a running boards and grab rails, on the side of carriages I
wouldn't be surprised to see some people use them. LOL.

Also, when a platform is cram packed, like at Birmingham New St, or
Leicester yesterday, why is it that people crowd around a door to get
onto a train and won't move out of the way to let people off. The only
way through the crowd is to push myself through, which feel is bullying.


Especially when there more than 4 oktas of stratocumulus.

Tudor Hughes.