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It feels like the fan base have finally woken up. Levy will never take us to the next level , whilst Europa is the aim he doesn’t need to push the boat out . The issue is all the other clubs have improved and we are sinking slowly whilst we wait to see if 18yr old championship players become top class premier league players . He lucked out with Kane , I dread to think where we wouid have been without him .
 
MemphisWill said:
Do you think Nike prices kits based on how good a team is? You realize when Nike signs a contract to take over our kit and apparel manufacturing, they set the sale prices?
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Nike will not decide prices without the club being involved. Who gets the royalties? The Football Team? I didn't think so. It goes into the coffers of the club. The more expensive kit is the more money the team make
 
MemphisWill said:
Conte made no sense in this regard.

Mourinho wasn't hired to make the squad better. Mourinho was hired because Levy (and many others - check his thread at that time) believed Poch did not have the mentality and ability to instill the pragmatic "winning is all that matters" mentality to get our squad over the top. It was believed we had capitulated in 2 successive league title chases and then folded in the CL final in Madrid because we were too mentally frail to cope with the pressure and we needed a serial winning manager to come in and instill the final piece. We didn't bring Mourinho in to buy players for him - it was believed we had a squad capable of winning silverware that just needed a better manager.
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Mourinho even said he didn’t need players and told Levy the existing squad was good enough to win titles.
 
Zest said:
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Fucking parasites.
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Think you posted your pornhub search in the wrong window bud
 
What a story. Breaking news

Tottenham Hotspur were going to sign —————————— but the Barclays App was down and they couldn’t make the payment . “ it’s the truth I swear , I didn’t even pay any tax to HMRC “ Mr Lewis was quoted as saying .
Allegedly
 
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FightingIllini said:
There are industry standards for squad investment too, and guess who isn't meeting them.
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I agree on wages but not on transfer fees. Our wage spending is lower than it should be.


This whole thing about season tickets is a complete myth. Our season tickets have always been among the most expensive. Check this out from 1991/92:

Our research revealed that, in 1991-92, the match day cost of an ordinary ticket for an ordinary fan was £20 at Woolwich, £17 at Tottenham Hotspur, £11 at Manchester City, £7 at each of Liverpool, Manchester United and West Ham, and £6 at Newcastle United.
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There we are with ticket prices more than double those of Liverpool or Manchester United. We’re just behind Woolwich.

martincloake.substack.com

The real face of Premier League ticket price inflation

I've worked with Nick Harris of Sporting Intelligence on an investigation into the astonishing rise in prices for fans in English football's top flight.
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Then look at this link with ticket prices from the first two years of the PL…


View: https://x.com/90sfootball/status/798626629828214784

London clubs were charging a lot more than their northern rivals (apart from Leeds).

Do you see an obvious connection between success and ticket prices?
 
Gazzapen said:
Nike will not decide prices without the club being involved. Who gets the royalties? The Football Team? I didn't think so. It goes into the coffers of the club. The more expensive kit is the more money the team make
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This is not how it works at all. Nike has contracts with dozens of clubs and national teams - all of the kit prices are the same. Clubs have zero input on price point of goods.

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Mens Standard Soccer Home Jerseys. Nike.com

Find Mens Standard Soccer Home Jerseys at Nike.com. Free delivery and returns.
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This Birmingham shirt is reduced to £40 from £60 if anyone is interested . Nice Nike shirt

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24/25 HOME JERSEY

<p>This bespoke design, the first of the Club’s newly extended partnership with Nike, the world’s leading footwear and apparel company uses Birmingham City’s royal blue pantone and features ‘KRO’ detailing inside the neckline.</p> <p>The high-performance shirt, comprising of Nike Dri-FIT...
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