That’s why it wouldn’t have bothered me had Abu Dhabi bought us. Those Man City fans would never have expected the success they’ve bought twenty years ago. We’d have all loved the ride they’ve had.
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That’s why it wouldn’t have bothered me had Abu Dhabi bought us. Those Man City fans would never have expected the success they’ve bought twenty years ago. We’d have all loved the ride they’ve had.
I think its a good thing if its invested in a successful playing side. If its invested in fucking hotels to build a property portfolio and fatten the club up for a massive sale (planning permission accepted i see) then we as fans get cock all out of it.
They'll never sell us.
They use our value as leverage for loans outside of the football business to invest in non football projects. That's where they're making their money. All while not putting money in or taking it out of THFC
People acting as if ENIC have been around for 20 years and not made any money until they sell are utterly insane.
TBH I loathe these half measures.
Turning your back on the pitch on the 65th minute is just a bit of a forgive me empty gesture. A mere virtue signal like sticking a Ukraine flag in ones bio. It costs nothing.
Real solidarity would be a boycott but our fans aren't willing to sacrifice actually missing the match to protest.
Levy will just think t's a load of old gits doing the Poznan to celebrate a corner or something.
Not that I am a season ticket holder but that 50% off season tickets is a bloody good deal. That well known club of the people at Liverpool have only ever given 25% discount for over 65.
Not every season ticket holder over 65 has been going for 50 years. Some of them might have just got their ticket since we increased the total from 24 to 50 thousand.
The most expensive season ticket at Anfield is listed as £886 - which is less than most of our cheapest season tickets.
Further to that, all concessions appear to be available in all areas of the stadium at Anfield.
So the percentage might be less of a discount, but the prices are just lower across the board.
No it was just ENIC funds.
They made losses on other football clubs……..
Shadyfixx would be destitute after a few weeksI meant they could charge enic fanbois to come and cheer on the board at meetings.
New go-kart track
Another 10 years of (red) AIA
OAP discount abandoned
They borrowed most of it and did a murky share sale once they had full control to pay it back. I don’t think pinhead has out a penny in, yet the unlikeable dwarf has paid himself the highest salary in the world whilst accumulating near a billion of paper wealth…. And overseen our bleakest, least successful period of underachievement
Fuck me.... bleakest?
I take it you were sat miserably watching us in 2016/17.
least successful sure. Bleakest? Hyperbole of the highest order
In terms of ambition and trophies. Been good at times, generally quickly fucked it up
Probably will try to charge another 6% for celebrations, as it's not currently in the brochure.
4th largest net spend over last 5 years. Worth noting 3rd this season with no European football at all.
Spending power seems to be increasing compared to most other clubs post covid.
4) Tottenham: £-459.4m
23/24: £-132.83m
22/23: £-118.93m (8th)
21/22: £-52.38m (4th)
20/21: £-83.08m (7th)
19/20: £-73.5m (6th)
And if we can get CL this season??
TWO of those "rivals" are almost certainly going to be relegated and have their trophies taken from them. A model of success you have been wanking over for years John.
Yeah right...
It's a possibility sure, but "almost certain"? I'd say at present them getting a £10,000 fine and a 6 month transfer ban, later reduced to 3 months September to January on appeal, is just as likely as relegation.
I hope so, they should but no chance sadly.
It would call into question the last 22 years of the league and cups. Appeals going in left right and centre would drag it out. They're already talking about changing rules.
Toughest it will be is around a 10 pts deduction and/or a 12 month transfer ban. City would still make top 4.