In the second half of last season Im sure you all noticed the amount of empty seats at the ground for home games. Dont read into that attendence column too much, Im talking about people with tickets who simply couldnt be bothered to go.
I was one of those people. I think i didnt bother for 5-6 of the last 9-10 games. There were a couple of games where the empty seats were in their hundreds approaching thousands.
Watching this side has been tedious and boring for 3 years. The fans have been cheated once again with a dreadful transfer window. No matter what barrel scrapping is done, once again we are trying to cheat the market, and once again we are coming up short with a game already on the board. Signing defenders excites no one...
I dont go to football to applaude prudent financial management, i do that for a living, its dull, yet all I read on here is levy, verbal nob rinning, as if the aim of our club is to be rich. We are less than net flat in the transfer market, and it has been that way for 6 seasons on the spin. Our net transfer + wage bill is 8th in the league, are we the 8th biggest club? Defintely not.
"We have to sell to buy." Utter bollocks. Arsenal signed players when their ground was built. Every top club has a great training ground. These are excuses. We are being cheated. And so many people have bought the propaganda.
This is all stuff that gets spoken about all the time, so I wont rant on.
I gave up the ticket Ive bought from someone for 4 years because Im sick of being force fed mediocrity and pretending its ok. I will go to a few games to keep my points up, but im not going to go to 19 and maybe enjoy 4.
Given Stoke is a low grade game (more loyalty points) Ive just had a look at Stub Hub.
I was mortified. The first home game of the season for our once great club, and there are 570 seats available from under face value.
This is the silent backlash. We have been bored to death, we have been suckers, we hang on every word of itk every year and dont learn our lessons, we believe the propaganda, even though we had planning permission for our ground 5 years ago, we have a hole, but I think more and more people are waking up, and its going to continue. Our club philosophy is not changing anytime soon. And "To Do Is to Dare" is no longer it.
I was one of those people. I think i didnt bother for 5-6 of the last 9-10 games. There were a couple of games where the empty seats were in their hundreds approaching thousands.
Watching this side has been tedious and boring for 3 years. The fans have been cheated once again with a dreadful transfer window. No matter what barrel scrapping is done, once again we are trying to cheat the market, and once again we are coming up short with a game already on the board. Signing defenders excites no one...
I dont go to football to applaude prudent financial management, i do that for a living, its dull, yet all I read on here is levy, verbal nob rinning, as if the aim of our club is to be rich. We are less than net flat in the transfer market, and it has been that way for 6 seasons on the spin. Our net transfer + wage bill is 8th in the league, are we the 8th biggest club? Defintely not.
"We have to sell to buy." Utter bollocks. Arsenal signed players when their ground was built. Every top club has a great training ground. These are excuses. We are being cheated. And so many people have bought the propaganda.
This is all stuff that gets spoken about all the time, so I wont rant on.
I gave up the ticket Ive bought from someone for 4 years because Im sick of being force fed mediocrity and pretending its ok. I will go to a few games to keep my points up, but im not going to go to 19 and maybe enjoy 4.
Given Stoke is a low grade game (more loyalty points) Ive just had a look at Stub Hub.
I was mortified. The first home game of the season for our once great club, and there are 570 seats available from under face value.
This is the silent backlash. We have been bored to death, we have been suckers, we hang on every word of itk every year and dont learn our lessons, we believe the propaganda, even though we had planning permission for our ground 5 years ago, we have a hole, but I think more and more people are waking up, and its going to continue. Our club philosophy is not changing anytime soon. And "To Do Is to Dare" is no longer it.