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    Raging England fans STRANDED after travel operator cancels trip to Naples for Euro 2024 qualifier at last-minute

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    ENGLAND fans have been left raging having been stranded after a travel operator cancelled a trip to Naples for the Euro 2024 qualifier at the last minute.The FA’s official travel partner Sportsworld pulled the plug just days before Gareth Southgate’s men are due to face Italy.
    A police car is set alight during clashes between fans and police ahead of the Champions League match between Napoli and Eintracht Frankfurt in NaplesCredit: Reuters
    England fans have been left stranded just days before Gareth Southgate’s men are due to face Italy in Naples in the Euro 2024 qualifierCredit: PA
    Some 2,500 supporters were expected to make the trip for the match on Thursday night, with many now likely to miss out.
    Naples is already on high alert after trouble broke out in the southern Italian city when yobs clashed with police.
    Footage appeared to show both sets of supporters attacking police.
    Travel company Sportsworld emailed fans late on Friday night to confirm that all arrangements had been scrapped.
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    The firm blamed the violence in Naples as a factor in the decision although it is believed uncertainty from the Italian authorities regarding return flights was the main reason, the Mail on Sunday reports.
    Supporters were told in an email, seen by the paper, that: “It is our policy never to cancel any trips, no matter the reason, but we unfortunately have no choice at this late stage.
    “We have been planning this trip for months, but the events in Naples this week have certainly impacted the situation.
    “We understand you may be angry and will feel let down at this news.
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    “We are also truly disheartened with the outcome and apologise for the inconvenience this has caused.”
    England fans have branded the decision as a “disgrace” and have urged the FA to sack Sportsworld as an official travel partner.
    Supporters have now been left with having to make frantic last-minute travel arrangements for themselves.
    Sportsworld initially emailed fans on Friday afternoon, saying they had not been able to confirm a return flight in time from Naples nor provide a clear transport plan during the day.
    It asked fans if they wanted them to find alternative arrangements or cancel the trip.
    Nearly 70 per cent of responses are believed to have wanted Sportsworld to proceed with finding other travel arrangements.
    The firm then sent another email just after 8pm to confirm the trip had been cancelled.
    It told fans they would refund the total cost of the trip, in excess of £350, plus an extra £41 per person, believed to be the cost of the match ticket.
    Despite this, some England fans say they are still out of pocket.
    Alan Houghton told the paper he was “annoyed and frustrated” and would not be travelling.
    He said he has had to cancel a £60 hotel room at Gatwick airport which was booked separately for the night before the flight, with no hope of getting a refund.
    Mr Houghton had originally made a booking with a different company, Sports Options, only for them to cancel plans three weeks ago because the authorities in Italy could not make a decision on return flights.
    One angry fan wrote on Twitter: “Cancelling the travel for the Italy v England game in Naples with just five days notice – what a disgrace.
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    “Won’t be using your company again and the FA should pull your official travel partner status.”
    When approached by the Mail on Sunday, Sportsworld did not respond to a request for comment on why it took so long to make their decision.
    An estimated 300 hooligans caused the chaos in Naples
    Chairs and flares were thrown at Italian cops More

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      Huge Premier League derby MOVED a day earlier after rail strikes threw fixture into chaos

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      THE Premier League derby between Brighton and Crystal Palace has been moved a day earlier due to rail strikes. The fixture was scheduled to take place on Thursday 16th March but it has now been moved to the 15th.
      Crystal Palace’s trip to Brighton has been moved back one dayCredit: Alamy
      The kick-off time will be 7:30pm at the Amex Stadium and the game will not be shown on television.
      Brighton reportedly requested that the game gets moved and the Premier League have granted the Seagulls their wishes.
      This is the second time the clash has been moved due to the rail union RMT striking.
      Originally, the M23 derby was set to take place in September but had to be moved amid the lack of transport for fans after talks with the police and safety chiefs.
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      The Premier League continues to battle with fixture chaos with matches needing to be fit in a hectic schedule after many games were postponed due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
      When Brighton and Crystal Palace met earlier this season, the match finished 1-1 following much controversy.

      Seagulls left-back Pervis Estupinian saw his goal chalked off for offside by VAR after the officials drew the lines based on the wrong Palace defender.
      Refereeing group PGMOL had to write to Roberto De Zerbi’s men and apologise for the mistake caused by human error.
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      They will be hoping the same does not happen again and they end their terrible run against their rivals.
      Brighton have not beaten the Eagles in their last seven games in a sequence that dates back to 2019.
      The last three matches have all ended in 1-1 draws. More

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      Chelsea and Man Utd face travel chaos for Liverpool and Arsenal clashes with train tickets yet to be released

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      CHELSEA and Manchester United supporters are facing travel chaos for their respective fixtures at Liverpool and Arsenal this week.That is due to Avanti West Coast delaying the release of advance tickets between London and the North West.
      Fans face chaos trying to book train tickets for Arsenal’s clash with Man UtdCredit: Rex
      The train company announced earlier this month that engineering works would have a huge impact on travel between all routes to and from London’s Euston station.
      That engineering work has prevented fans from booking tickets for this weekend as the train timetables have yet to be finalised.
      Chelsea’s trip to Liverpool on Saturday lunchtime and United’s clash at Arsenal on Sunday are two of the biggest fixtures in the Premier League calendar.
      And those wishing to attend the two high-profile matches have been impacted by the release of the tickets.
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      But both sets of travelling supporters have so far been unable to book any advanced train tickets.
      Avanti West Coast were due to release tickets on Monday once a timetable had been confirmed.
      However, the Daily Mail claims that the company informed them yesterday that is now “likely to be later in the week”.
      Avanti has been blasted over the recent months with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak even taking aim at their services.
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      He even warned that they could be stripped of the West Coast route due to its troubles.
      Sunak says the Government is “closely monitoring” Avanti after they were controversially awarded a new six month contract renewal which will run to April 1.
      That was in spite of furious passengers facing cancelled services, overcrowded trains, reduced timetables and advanced ticket release delays.
      Avanti said in December that a new timetable would result in “reliable” services running between London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow. More

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      Rail strikes target football fans for second Saturday in a row as 40,000 RMT staff set to walk out

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      UNION bosses unleashed more weekend travel misery on passengers last night — targeting football fans for a second Saturday in a row.Around 40,000 RMT staff will walk out on Saturday, October 8 in a bitter row over pay to “effectively shut down the network”.
      RMT leader Mick Lynch said he had ‘no option’ but to strike as pay demands were not metCredit: Alamy
      More strikes had already been announced for Saturday, October 1, and Wednesday, October 5.
      RMT leader Mick Lynch praised new Transport Secretary Anne Marie Trevelyan for meeting his union, but insisted he had “no option” but to strike as his pay demands were not met.
      He said: “We will continue to negotiate in good faith, but the employers and government need to understand our industrial campaign will continue for as long as it takes.”
      But Tory MP Greg Smith raged: “The strategy of strike, strike, strike is not going to win.
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      “I’m calling on them to stop this action for the sake of the leisure industry and economy, for stopping people from going to football matches, seeing friends and going out.”
      “They should want secure and well-paid jobs but they are driving away their own customers.”
      A Network Rail spokesman said: “This latest strike will again mean very significant disruption for passengers, and we’ll be asking people to only travel if absolutely necessary due to the reduced service that will be in place.”
      More industrial action is set to wreak havoc during the Labour conference in Liverpool next Monday  as the TSSA rail union begins a 24-hour walk out over pay, conditions and job security.
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      Tottenham and Chelsea at risk of ANOTHER postponement as train strikes put Brighton and Wolves October 8 clashes at risk

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      MORE Premier League postponements could be on the cards after the latest set of rail strikes were announced.The RMT union said more than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 15 train operators will take industrial action on October 8.
      Chelsea’s game with Wolves could be disrupted by train strikesCredit: Getty
      That is set to impact fans planning to cross the country for the weekend sporting fixtures including a full football programme and the scheduled boxing showdown between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn at the O2 Arena.
      Brighton’s game with Spurs looks the most at risk after strike action caused the postponement of the Seagulls’ game with Crystal Palace last weekend.
      Albion cited the lack of parking availability to push Prem chiefs for a postponement and that will similarly impact fans seeking to travel on the new strike date.
      Four other Prem matches that day could be significantly affected with Leicester at Bournemouth, Wolves travelling to Chelsea, Manchester City hosting Southampton and Newcastle due to face Brentford.
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      Prem chiefs will be keen to avoid further postponements with 14 scheduled matches this term having already been forced to be rescheduled.
      Mick Lynch, the general secretary of RMT, says its members “have no choice but to continue” the standoff.
      But insists RMT will “continue to negotiate in good faith” to find a solution.
      He said: “We welcome this more positive approach from the government to engage with us as a first step to finding a suitable settlement.
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      “However, as no new offer has been tabled, our members have no choice but to continue this strike action.
      “We will continue to negotiate in good faith, but the employers and government need to understand our industrial campaign will continue for as long as it takes.” More

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      North London derby chaos with Arsenal vs Tottenham at risk as ALL 12 rail companies plot another strike on October 1

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      NEXT MONTH’S North London Derby between Arsenal and Tottenham has been plunged into chaos due to rail strikes.Commuters are in for even more travel misery as train drivers are set to strike again.
      Rail strikes could cause chaos to the North London Derby next monthCredit: Alamy
      Arsenal are due to face Tottenham at the Emirates Stadium on October 1Credit: Getty
      Train drivers at 12 rail companies are planning to walk out on October 1 and 5 amid a long-running dispute over pay.
      Arsenal are due to host their neighbours the day the planned strikes starts at 12:30pm at the Emirates.
      And that could mean that the Premier League, police and safety chiefs could be forced into moving the fixture.
      Brighton’s clash with Crystal Palace has already been POSTPONED due to planned train strikes.
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      And it could cause further headaches for Gunners boss Mikel Arteta after last week’s home game with Everton and their Europa League match with PSV were rescheduled due to the death of The Queen.
      The North London Derby may not be the only game at risk that weekend with other matches that require away supporters travelling long distances scheduled, such as Liverpool vs Brighton, Fulham vs Newcastle and Southampton vs Everton.
      The news comes as members of the Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association union (TSSA) are set to strike from midday on September 26 for 24 hours.
      The decision, set to impact most of Britain’s rail network, is among latest action amid an ongoing dispute over pay, job security and conditions.
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      Alongside nine train operators, staff at Network Rail will also go on strike.
      They are demanding the Government come back to the negotiating table to revise what union barons branded an “insulting” two per cent pay rise – rejected earlier in the summer.
      Union members at TransPennine Express, West Midlands Trains, Avanti West Coast, c2c and CrossCountry are set to strike.

      East Midlands Railway, Great Western Railway, LNER and Southeastern will also be impacted by staff walkouts.
      The RMT union, responsible for the strikes earlier this year, went on strike last month over pay disputes.
      Those walk outs saw the nation’s rail networks thrown into chaos on August 18 and August 20 when around 40,000 staff hung up their uniforms – just weeks after strikes on July 27 and July 30.
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      Brighton clash with Crystal Palace POSTPONED due to train strikes causing chaos as fans unable to get to Amex

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      BRIGHTON’S upcoming clash with Crystal Palace has been POSTPONED due to train strikes.The Seagulls were due to host their rivals at the Amex Stadium on September 17.
      The derby between Brighton and Palace has been postponed due to train strikesCredit: Getty
      But the south coast outfit have now confirmed the fixture will be rescheduled – with a new date to be confirmed in due course.
      A statement from the club read: “It is with regret that our Premier League match against Crystal Palace on Saturday 17 September has been postponed due to the planned industrial action on the rail network.
      “At this stage there is no new date for the fixture and ticket holders should retain their tickets.
      “Once a new date is confirmed, match-ticket purchasing supporters unable to attend the game will have seven days to apply for a refund.”
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      Chief executive Paul Barber added: “Both clubs wanted the match to take place on the original date and there has been a continued dialogue in order to achieve this with all relevant authorities, including Sussex and Surrey Police, other local emergency services and agencies, Brighton & Hove City Council, the Premier League and Crystal Palace. 
      “Following these discussions, and having carefully evaluated all the factors, the unanimous recommendation of the Safety Advisory Group was to postpone the fixture with the full support of the Premier League.
      “While we fully appreciate this will be of huge disappointment to both sets of fans, and causes disruption to both teams’ fixture schedules as well as those of supporters, the safety of fans of both clubs, our matchday staff, players and officials must be the priority.
      “We have taken into consideration how difficult it would be for fans of both clubs to attend the match without access to the rail network and we looked at a number of options and various contingency plans.
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      “This included additional travel options or moving the match to earlier or later in the same week, with Sunday afternoon the latest the fixture could be played on that weekend due to the international break, but it simply was not possible to play the match with a full capacity crowd in attendance.
      “We apologise for the inconvenience this may have caused fans of both teams, but we feel that the right decision has been reached. We would also like to thank Crystal Palace, the Premier League and the authorities for their support in this matter.”
      Train strikes, which have been confirmed for September 15, 17 and 26, have already wreaked havoc earlier this season, with Brighton keen to avoid similar issues later this month.
      The Palace clash could have been the first game for Brighton’s new manager if Graham Potter does leave for Chelsea.
      The current Seagulls coach has travelled to London for talks with the Blues following Thomas Tuchel’s sacking.
      And some Brighton supporters thought the club were announcing Potter’s departure when they saw the tweet about the match being postponement.
      One said: “Don’t you ever start a tweet like that again.”
      While another added: “Why would you start the tweet like that man😭😭.”
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      The original date was scheduled to be the final game for Brighton and Palace before the international break.
      As it stands, the two teams will now not play until October following their games this weekend. More

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      EFL set for travel chaos on opening day of new season with rail strikes affecting at least 33 games across whole weekend

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      THE opening weekend of the EFL season is set for travel CHAOS due to rail strikes.Championship, League One and League Two football gets underway on Saturday, July 30.
      England’s Football League season gets underway at the end of JulyCredit: Getty
      Strikes on July 30 are set to majorly disrupt the opening weekend of the EFLCredit: Getty
      Unfortunately, that is the same day that train drivers at eight rail companies are set to walk out over a pay dispute.
      Talks recently broke down between the rail union ASLEF and the train companies as the workers called for pay rises to keep in line with the increased cost of living.
      The failed negotiations have subsequently led to the drastic action being planned at the end of the month.
      A total of 5,500 staff across Arriva Rail London, Chiltern Railways, Greater Anglia, Great Western, Hull Trains, LNER, Southeastern and West Midlands Trains will all strike.
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      On the same day, 33 EFL matches are taking place alongside the Community Shield between Manchester City and Liverpool at the King Power Stadium in Leicester.
      On top of that is the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, while the Women’s Euros final takes place on the Sunday.
      Fans travelling to this blockbuster weekend of sport threaten to be caught up in nightmare journeys if there is no resolution to this stand-off between the workers and train companies.
      ASLEF’s general secretary Mick Whelan said: “We don’t want to go on strike – strikes are the result of a failure of negotiation – and this union, since I was elected general secretary in 2011, has only ever been on strike, until this year, for a handful of days.
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      “We don’t want to inconvenience passengers – not least because our friends and families use public transport, too, and we believe in building trust in the railways in Britain – and we don’t want to lose money by going on strike.
      “But we’ve been forced into this position by the train companies, driven by the Tory government.
      “The drivers at the companies where we are striking have had a real terms pay cut over the last three years – since April 2019. And these companies are offering us nothing, saying their hands have been tied by the government.
      “Strike action is, now, the only option available but we are always open to talks if the train companies, or the government, want to talk to us and make a fair and sensible offer.”
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      England’s Kyle Walker caught up in airport chaos after failing to hire private jet

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      ENGLAND’S Kyle Walker was among thousands forced to join airport queues – after struggling to hire a private jet.The Manchester City defender, 32, posed for selfies with fans at chaos-hit Manchester Airport on Saturday morning.
      Manchester City defender Kyle Walker, 32, posed for selfies with fans at chaos-hit Manchester Airport as he struggled to hire a private jet
      Kyle and model wife Annie Kilner, 29, were travelling from Manchester to Faro, Portugal, on Saturday morningCredit: Getty
      He and his model missus, Annie Kilner, had hoped to avoid the bedlam by flying to Portugal’s Algarve on board a luxury liner.
      But instead of a private jet they had to settle for Jet2.
      The pair were clocked arriving at Manchester Airport looking relaxed as they checked-in for the flight to Faro ahead of a mini break in the sun.
      The footie ace is due to return for the start of Manchester City’s pre-season training next Monday.
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      A source said: “Kyle normally flies by private jet wherever he goes.
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      “Most of his teammates and Premier League players booked their private jets weeks ago as they know their down time is precious.”
      The source added: “Kyle was pretty laid back about it all.
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      “They couldn’t believe he was there at the airport.”
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