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I can answer that nowhere. The current strategy is short term fleece existing fans as much as possible. agreed stan yes it certainly a short term fleecing .
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I can answer that nowhere. The current strategy is short term fleece existing fans as much as possible. agreed stan yes it certainly a short term fleecing . The owners will squeeze the match going fans as long as possible. The price differences are scandalous and why isnt there a regulator to deal with this daylight robbery?
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I can answer that nowhere. The current strategy is short term fleece existing fans as much as possible. agreed stan yes it certainly a short term fleecing . The owners will squeeze the match going fans as long as possible. The price differences are scandalous and why isnt there a regulator to deal with this daylight robbery? a regulator is a very decent idea but surely the premier league must do this and i dont think they will , not only match tickets but TV subscriptions just ripping the football fan off match goers and non-match goers .
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Here's an article I found regarding the ticket prices in PL. Season Tickets Arsenal charge from £ 985 Villa £ 295 Chelsea £ 595 Everton £ 399 Fulham £ 399 LFC £ 725 Citeh £ 275 Manure £ 532 Newcastle £ 373 Norwich £ 547 QPR £ 499 Reading £ 375 Stoke £ 399 Sunderland £ 425 Swansea £ 449 Spuds £ 730 W Brom £ 349 West Ham £ 600 Wigan £ 255 We're been taken for a ride! this list just shows how much LFC rip the fans off only london clubs more expensive this is shocking .
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And where does all this money go to then???
Aha! To line the little player's and club owner's pockets I'd assume?!
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Both Clubs make more revenue than liverpool and both playing champions league football and winning league titles though.
exactly and its cheaper liverpool dont win leagues or play in the CL and still flecce the fans What im saying is if Everton were charging £30 a head for children they wouldnt get 25k in there, that would be good for business and attracting players. Im not saying this isnt good...it is but just not viable for a club of this size. Expensive tickets means less children, more adults with jobs buying the more expensive adult goods etc...Think of how much we take on a match day? Then see who we buy in the summer, then see who Everton buy...and ask the question again. if the younger fan doesnt or cant go the game where the next generation of reds coming from ??? Sorry, totally forgot you must go to at least one game before your allowed to support us. Soz
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no mate i didnt say that but if no one is going the game because its too expensive were are the next generation of supporters , for debate sake if you have a son and daugther who want to go the game and there young 9 or 10 , for starters no chance of getting tickets together and then if you do you have to find £150 just for tickets never mind anything else .
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Here's an article I found regarding the ticket prices in PL. Season Tickets Arsenal charge from £ 985 Villa £ 295 Chelsea £ 595 Everton £ 399 Fulham £ 399 LFC £ 725 Citeh £ 275 Manure £ 532 Newcastle £ 373 Norwich £ 547 QPR £ 499 Reading £ 375 Stoke £ 399 Sunderland £ 425 Swansea £ 449 Spuds £ 730 W Brom £ 349 West Ham £ 600 Wigan £ 255 We're been taken for a ride! Definitely, the owners are taking LFC fans for a ride and they are playing with fire...shows that they don't understand much in football. There is no justification for LFC fans to pay more, we are not even buying the most expensive players and we are only a mid-table team these days. This is crazy
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Vish now you can see why we go on about it so much.
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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no mate i didnt say that but if no one is going the game because its too expensive were are the next generation of supporters , for debate sake if you have a son and daugther who want to go the game and there young 9 or 10 , for starters no chance of getting tickets together and then if you do you have to find £150 just for tickets never mind anything else . if you had two kids you wanted to take the game it's £150 for tickets, £10 for three programmes and a fiver each for a hot dog and cup of tea that's about £175 just to attend one match and sometimes we play about three times in a month, hope people start to get the pic about how there beloverd Club or should I say franchise treats its fans or should I say clients or customers...
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