Look who turned up tonight for the meeting. Some say he is positive that talks will go well and they'll see his side of things.
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Look who turned up tonight for the meeting. Some say he is positive that talks will go well and they'll see his side of things.
Reading this has made me very sad nowI’m glad that the trust does these things and tries to joke the club accountable, but ultimately the answers are always the same.
Q) Why aren’t you spending more? A) Well actually we’ve just spent 80m in the summer window including 47m on a CB, that’s quite a significant sum, don’t you think? Transfers are very difficult, especially in this market
Q) Why are the ticket prices so high? A) Actually you’ll find that the rates are quite competitive considering the quality of the competition and the local market we operate in.
Q) Why is the team so shit? A) Well we’re all disappointed in the current results and working very hard to get it turned around.
It’s all dodges, obfuscations, and half truths. We conduct the same ritual every two-ish years and it’s always the same.
Ultimately, you see it up and down the country at numerous clubs Woolwich, Newcastle, Villa, etc. that fans have very little power to impact a club’s level of ambition or alter the treatment of fans. The only way to really get their attention is to hit their pocketbook, but ultimately one of the crucial parts of fandom is loyalty. Plus, it hardly seems a fair trade to give up something you love because a bunch of nameless and faceless suited cunts are running it into the ground.
If the whole fan base isn’t united behind what essentially would have to be a boycott, they’ll still make their money anyway. Even then that might not be enough, it’s not like you’re going to corporate box types and tourists on board with you.
We know they don’t give a toss who fill the seats, hell during the ESL debacle they practically went as far to say they’d be pleased if there were fewer gobby “legacy fans” attending. There‘s just not a lot to be realistically done. Though I respect the trust for trying.
I’m glad that the trust does these things and tries to joke the club accountable, but ultimately the answers are always the same.
Q) Why aren’t you spending more? A) Well actually we’ve just spent 80m in the summer window including 47m on a CB, that’s quite a significant sum, don’t you think? Transfers are very difficult, especially in this market
Q) Why are the ticket prices so high? A) Actually you’ll find that the rates are quite competitive considering the quality of the competition and the local market we operate in.
Q) Why is the team so shit? A) Well we’re all disappointed in the current results and working very hard to get it turned around.
It’s all dodges, obfuscations, and half truths. We conduct the same ritual every two-ish years and it’s always the same.
Ultimately, you see it up and down the country at numerous clubs Woolwich, Newcastle, Villa, etc. that fans have very little power to impact a club’s level of ambition or alter the treatment of fans. The only way to really get their attention is to hit their pocketbook, but ultimately one of the crucial parts of fandom is loyalty. Plus, it hardly seems a fair trade to give up something you love because a bunch of nameless and faceless suited cunts are running it into the ground.
If the whole fan base isn’t united behind what essentially would have to be a boycott, they’ll still make their money anyway. Even then that might not be enough, it’s not like you’re going to corporate box types and tourists on board with you.
We know they don’t give a toss who fill the seats, hell during the ESL debacle they practically went as far to say they’d be pleased if there were fewer gobby “legacy fans” attending. There‘s just not a lot to be realistically done. Though I respect the trust for trying.
At least we’re not NewcastleReading this as made me very sad now
Looks frustratingly healthy for an 84 year old
Look who turned up tonight for the meeting. Some say he is positive that talks will go well and they'll see his side of things.
Cunt will live forever - drinks the blood of young ST holdersLooks frustratingly healthy for an 84 year old
Bingo. As someone who only spent a few years in England it's really hard to see what the trust does when it compares to other organizations in other European Clubs/Leagues.I’m glad that the trust does these things and tries to hold the club accountable, but ultimately the answers are always the same.
Q) Why aren’t you spending more? A) Well actually we’ve just spent 80m in the summer window including 47m on a CB, that’s quite a significant sum, don’t you think? Transfers are very difficult, especially in this market
Q) Why are the ticket prices so high? A) Actually you’ll find that the rates are quite competitive considering the quality of the competition and the local market we operate in.
Q) Why is the team so shit? A) Well we’re all disappointed in the current results and working very hard to get it turned around.
It’s all dodges, obfuscations, and half truths. We conduct the same ritual every two-ish years and it’s always the same.
Ultimately, you see it up and down the country at numerous clubs Woolwich, Newcastle, Villa, etc. that fans have very little power to impact a club’s level of ambition or alter the treatment of fans. The only way to really get their attention is to hit their pocketbook, but one of the crucial parts of fandom is loyalty. Plus, it hardly seems a fair trade to give up something you love because a bunch of nameless and faceless suited cunts are running it into the ground.
If the whole fan base isn’t united behind what essentially would have to be a boycott, they’ll still make their money anyway. Even then that might not be enough, it’s not like you’re going to corporate box types and tourists on board with you.
We know they don’t give a toss who fill the seats, hell during the ESL debacle they practically went as far to say they’d be pleased if there were fewer gobby “legacy fans” attending. There‘s just not a lot to be realistically done. Though I respect the trust for trying.
Look who turned up tonight for the meeting. Some say he is positive that talks will go well and they'll see his side of things.
Who is that with Lewis?
Look who turned up tonight for the meeting. Some say he is positive that talks will go well and they'll see his side of things.
At least we’re not Newcastle
I’m glad that the trust does these things and tries to hold the club accountable, but ultimately the answers are always the same.
Q) Why aren’t you spending more? A) Well actually we’ve just spent 80m in the summer window including 47m on a CB, that’s quite a significant sum, don’t you think? Transfers are very difficult, especially in this market
Q) Why are the ticket prices so high? A) Actually you’ll find that the rates are quite competitive considering the quality of the competition and the local market we operate in.
Q) Why is the team so shit? A) Well we’re all disappointed in the current results and working very hard to get it turned around.
It’s all dodges, obfuscations, and half truths. We conduct the same ritual every two-ish years and it’s always the same.
Ultimately, you see it up and down the country at numerous clubs Woolwich, Newcastle, Villa, etc. that fans have very little power to impact a club’s level of ambition or alter the treatment of fans. The only way to really get their attention is to hit their pocketbook, but one of the crucial parts of fandom is loyalty. Plus, it hardly seems a fair trade to give up something you love because a bunch of nameless and faceless suited cunts are running it into the ground.
If the whole fan base isn’t united behind what essentially would have to be a boycott, they’ll still make their money anyway. Even then that might not be enough, it’s not like you’re going to corporate box types and tourists on board with you.
We know they don’t give a toss who fill the seats, hell during the ESL debacle they practically went as far to say they’d be pleased if there were fewer gobby “legacy fans” attending. There‘s just not a lot to be realistically done. Though I respect the trust for trying.
Looks like the fucking hood out of Thunderbird. This bloke could pump 200 million into the team and not even noticeLook who turned up tonight for the meeting. Some say he is positive that talks will go well and they'll see his side of things.
That's what being all The Sith gets you.Looks frustratingly healthy for an 84 year old
He should do, billionaire living in the Bahamas, probably with the best private medical team money can buy at his disposal.Looks frustratingly healthy for an 84 year old
Hope he gets a virulent strain of Delta Covid whilst he’s in the U.KHe should do, billionaire living in the Bahamas, probably with the best private medical team money can buy at his disposal.
Not like the average 84 year old in the UK, struggling to cope on their pension or living in a care home being fed cold porridge by moody, immigrants on £9 an hour.