I'm retired now, but I was a plumber, and if I had stayed in my last job, I would have had to partake in some evening and weekend shift-work, thus missing some games. Which would have impacted on whether I bought an ST or not. So retirement solved that one for me.
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Im a heating engineer and work evenings and some weekends and have also moved to the south coast. but still have my season ticket just more shift swapping to be done. -
Tunnel Engineer work shifts, had to project the shift rota forward until xmas to see what games I'll miss....so far 2 home games, so it has been kind!Comment
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New Business Development for an Employee Benefits company and also a waiter part time - but work the part time job around my season ticket.
WE WILL BE PREMIER LEAGUE AGAIN......ONE DAY!!
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I have quite an unusual job
I find things before other people lose them
Quite flexible hours and salary
I can be at work at any time so doesn't impinge on QPR time.Comment
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Construction material sales with flexi time so can take time off midweek for away games and usually try and work a Saturday morning in the office as I get time in lieu for doing so and paid as well for what is basically four hours looking at the internet and locking the door and setting the alarm when I leave
Also try to do Saturdays when we are at home as the office is in Paddington and those lieu days help the old England tripsComment
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I train people like Jeffro to gain appointments to sell cars and work all over the country. Week day games are a no-no as I work Monday to Thursday most weeks.
(Mrs Oldhoop does the same job as Jeffro but is Premier League by comparison)oldhoop
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