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Why do you cry and moan here then, this is not the right forum, send a letter to the club or go and cry infront of Anfield, you should even think of a hunger strike maybe at the gate if they don't let you in. Good luck anyway. yes suppose you could be right so if that goes for me it surely has to go for all those other posters on here who were not happy and moaned about the defeats against Swansea and Hull recently...fine good look telling them they should write a letter or go on a hunger strike as you say. I look forward to you posting the same thing to all those posters who complain next time we get beat by a Crystal Palace or Bournemouth at home when you say they can't play well all the time or even better there only human...quality post tho made me chuckle...
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I don't know why people are so bitter about how much footballers earn, it just comes over as sad. It's obscene but who cares. Film stars, sports stars, F1 drivers... they get paid because they can do what others can't and it makes the owners a lot of money, who wouldn't take an extra 50k a week from FSG if they could?
It's a short career, would you be happier if they earnt the average wage? I take it you don't go to the match then, maybe if you did you would feel differently about forking out so much money towards funding John Henry's a*se pocket or primal Donna players wages which they will never spend... Yeah I went a couple weeks ago, cost me £140. It was a season ticket holder from Europe :-) Can't get tickets for love nor money otherwise. Usually my brother gets corporate from EON. Not sure what you'd find worse.. I don't care where the money goes or how much he makes, it's my choice to go and I had a great day/night in Liverpool. Ended up competing in a bodyweight squat competition with a 56 yr old Scouse woman! The worst thing is she beat me, and I do boxing circuits 5 times a week (she cheated). I hope you're just wumming. It doesn't make a difference to me, I don't post much, it'd just be sad if you weren't. I understand why you're so bitter though, I guess an American billionaire has bought the club, on the cheap, make hundreds of millions and local working class are being priced out of their own club. It's tough but you need to move on, times change. Spending your hours here bitching isn't gonna help. I'd probably start by stopping going.
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I don't know why people are so bitter about how much footballers earn, it just comes over as sad. It's obscene but who cares. Film stars, sports stars, F1 drivers... they get paid because they can do what others can't and it makes the owners a lot of money, who wouldn't take an extra 50k a week from FSG if they could?
It's a short career, would you be happier if they earnt the average wage? I take it you don't go to the match then, maybe if you did you would feel differently about forking out so much money towards funding John Henry's a*se pocket or primal Donna players wages which they will never spend... Yeah I went a couple weeks ago, cost me £140. It was a season ticket holder from Europe :-) Can't get tickets for love nor money otherwise. Usually my brother gets corporate from EON. Not sure what you'd find worse.. I don't care where the money goes or how much he makes, it's my choice to go and I had a great day/night in Liverpool. Ended up competing in a bodyweight squat competition with a 56 yr old Scouse woman! The worst thing is she beat me, and I do boxing circuits 5 times a week (she cheated). I hope you're just wumming. It doesn't make a difference to me, I don't post much, it'd just be sad if you weren't. I understand why you're so bitter though, I guess an American billionaire has bought the club, on the cheap, make hundreds of millions and local working class are being priced out of their own club. It's tough but you need to move on, times change. Spending your hours here bitching isn't gonna help. I'd probably start by stopping going. yes you make some good points but like I said previously your opinion doesn't really count as you sound like a day tripper to me who makes a pilgrimage to Anfield maybe a couple of times a season, 140 quid isn't bad at all for the amount of games you probably attend and I am quite sure you would feel different if you had to shell out about 300 hundred quid a month for games like a lot of match going fans do when some months we can play 3 home games in a week. I am glad you had a good time in my fair City and hope you return soon, hope you post on here more frequently from now on as I like your contribution.
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I don't know why people are so bitter about how much footballers earn, it just comes over as sad. It's obscene but who cares. Film stars, sports stars, F1 drivers... they get paid because they can do what others can't and it makes the owners a lot of money, who wouldn't take an extra 50k a week from FSG if they could?
It's a short career, would you be happier if they earnt the average wage? I take it you don't go to the match then, maybe if you did you would feel differently about forking out so much money towards funding John Henry's a*se pocket or primal Donna players wages which they will never spend... Yeah I went a couple weeks ago, cost me £140. It was a season ticket holder from Europe :-) Can't get tickets for love nor money otherwise. Usually my brother gets corporate from EON. Not sure what you'd find worse.. I don't care where the money goes or how much he makes, it's my choice to go and I had a great day/night in Liverpool. Ended up competing in a bodyweight squat competition with a 56 yr old Scouse woman! The worst thing is she beat me, and I do boxing circuits 5 times a week (she cheated). I hope you're just wumming. It doesn't make a difference to me, I don't post much, it'd just be sad if you weren't. I understand why you're so bitter though, I guess an American billionaire has bought the club, on the cheap, make hundreds of millions and local working class are being priced out of their own club. It's tough but you need to move on, times change. Spending your hours here bitching isn't gonna help. I'd probably start by stopping going. yes you make some good points but like I said previously your opinion doesn't really count as you sound like a day tripper to me who makes a pilgrimage to Anfield maybe a couple of times a season, 140 quid isn't bad at all for the amount of games you probably attend and I am quite sure you would feel different if you had to shell out about 300 hundred quid a month for games like a lot of match going fans do when some months we can play 3 home games in a week. I am glad you had a good time in my fair City and hope you return soon, hope you post on here more frequently from now on as I like your contribution. So do you think Anfield is sold out now Wiseone? I know we have discussed the stadium expansion a few times, so not really debating that, but you seemed to be convinced that Anfield was on average 1000 below capacity, to allot of people that is fans/corporate not turning up, as people just can't get hold of tickets unless they buy from season ticket holders on the black market.
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I think all we can deal in is what we know, we know the stadium holds a touch over 54k, we know the average has been 52,949 which is more than a thousand down, people say that it doesn't count because it's only hospitality which never sells out anyway which is fine so the question is why is the average attendances for so called rivals United 500 seats below, Arsenal 400 below, West Ham 50 seats below, City is 1k below, Chelsea 300 below and Everton 200 seats all below there stadiums capacity. We were told Liverpool has all these supporters worldwide, tickets so hard to get and the stadium should have a much bigger capacity than 54k yet the facts prove otherwise don't they, people can't hide behind they are corporate seats excuse because clubs with bigger stadiums and bigger corporate areas are still not as many below capacity as what we are apart from Manchester City who are building up and not shrinking like us.
Another point I want to make is posters saying you can't get tickets well I am telling you now there are loads of tickets going around where I work for home games and people don't want them, people selling them are even knocking money off them to get shut of them some even leave there seats empty like the recent Cup game against Plymouth.
I think because the Club has been starved of success for such a long time now and the Club is starting to run on fumes regarding trading on past glory and reputation the customer base is now shrinking, not filling out is a clear indication. I wouldn't be surprised if FSG knew they wouldn't fill a 57k stadium and that's the real reason there's going to be no Anfield Road expansion, imagine how foolish we would look if we did and the attendence fell further which in time it will. Seen this before back in the 70s when Chelsea built there massive east stand and within two years they got relegated and it became a massive white elephant when attendances dropped, not that we would get relegated....
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I think all we can deal in is what we know, we know the stadium holds a touch over 54k, we know the average has been 52,949 which is more than a thousand down, people say that it doesn't count because it's only hospitality which never sells out anyway which is fine so the question is why is the average attendances for so called rivals United 500 seats below, Arsenal 400 below, West Ham 50 seats below, City is 1k below, Chelsea 300 below and Everton 200 seats all below there stadiums capacity. We were told Liverpool has all these supporters worldwide, tickets so hard to get and the stadium should have a much bigger capacity than 54k yet the facts prove otherwise don't they, people can't hide behind they are corporate seats excuse because clubs with bigger stadiums and bigger corporate areas are still not as many below capacity as what we are apart from Manchester City who are building up and not shrinking like us.
Another point I want to make is posters saying you can't get tickets well I am telling you now there are loads of tickets going around where I work for home games and people don't want them, people selling them are even knocking money off them to get shut of them some even leave there seats empty like the recent Cup game against Plymouth.
I think because the Club has been starved of success for such a long time now and the Club is starting to run on fumes regarding trading on past glory and reputation the customer base is now shrinking, not filling out is a clear indication. I wouldn't be surprised if FSG knew they wouldn't fill a 57k stadium and that's the real reason there's going to be no Anfield Road expansion, imagine how foolish we would look if we did and the attendence fell further which in time it will. Seen this before back in the 70s when Chelsea built there massive east stand and within two years they got relegated and it became a massive white elephant when attendances dropped, not that we would get relegated.... If you try and buy tickets online, which i need to do to get to games, it costs £120+ a ticket.....that's a fact. That gives me the impression that the demand for tickets for games is very high. I have friends that are Spurs fans that can easily get tickets for games for under £50 and they can't believe how in demand LFC tickets are. If you really do have loads of mates/colleagues at work that are not bothering to go to games or giving their tickets away then they must be stupid. Why have a season ticket in the first place and if they can't be ar$sed to go to certain games why not sell the tickets online and make a massive profit (or give them to me)?
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Why do you cry and moan here then, this is not the right forum, send a letter to the club or go and cry infront of Anfield, you should even think of a hunger strike maybe at the gate if they don't let you in. Good luck anyway. yes suppose you could be right so if that goes for me it surely has to go for all those other posters on here who were not happy and moaned about the defeats against Swansea and Hull recently...fine good look telling them they should write a letter or go on a hunger strike as you say. I look forward to you posting the same thing to all those posters who complain next time we get beat by a Crystal Palace or Bournemouth at home when you say they can't play well all the time or even better there only human...quality post tho made me chuckle... Complaining is one thing but bitching, crying moaning like you is another. You should change your name to the BitterOne or the DepressedOne. Don't you get it, most people don't like you here and want you gone, I suppose it is like that in real life so you are used to it, BitterOne.
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I think all we can deal in is what we know, we know the stadium holds a touch over 54k, we know the average has been 52,949 which is more than a thousand down, people say that it doesn't count because it's only hospitality which never sells out anyway which is fine so the question is why is the average attendances for so called rivals United 500 seats below, Arsenal 400 below, West Ham 50 seats below, City is 1k below, Chelsea 300 below and Everton 200 seats all below there stadiums capacity. We were told Liverpool has all these supporters worldwide, tickets so hard to get and the stadium should have a much bigger capacity than 54k yet the facts prove otherwise don't they, people can't hide behind they are corporate seats excuse because clubs with bigger stadiums and bigger corporate areas are still not as many below capacity as what we are apart from Manchester City who are building up and not shrinking like us.
Another point I want to make is posters saying you can't get tickets well I am telling you now there are loads of tickets going around where I work for home games and people don't want them, people selling them are even knocking money off them to get shut of them some even leave there seats empty like the recent Cup game against Plymouth.
I think because the Club has been starved of success for such a long time now and the Club is starting to run on fumes regarding trading on past glory and reputation the customer base is now shrinking, not filling out is a clear indication. I wouldn't be surprised if FSG knew they wouldn't fill a 57k stadium and that's the real reason there's going to be no Anfield Road expansion, imagine how foolish we would look if we did and the attendence fell further which in time it will. Seen this before back in the 70s when Chelsea built there massive east stand and within two years they got relegated and it became a massive white elephant when attendances dropped, not that we would get relegated.... If you try and buy tickets online, which i need to do to get to games, it costs £120+ a ticket.....that's a fact. That gives me the impression that the demand for tickets for games is very high. I have friends that are Spurs fans that can easily get tickets for games for under £50 and they can't believe how in demand LFC tickets are. If you really do have loads of mates/colleagues at work that are not bothering to go to games or giving their tickets away then they must be stupid. Why have a season ticket in the first place and if they can't be ar$sed to go to certain games why not sell the tickets online and make a massive profit (or give them to me)? His mates are probably as wise as him unless he is lying.
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I don't know why people are so bitter about how much footballers earn, it just comes over as sad. It's obscene but who cares. Film stars, sports stars, F1 drivers... they get paid because they can do what others can't and it makes the owners a lot of money, who wouldn't take an extra 50k a week from FSG if they could?
It's a short career, would you be happier if they earnt the average wage? I take it you don't go to the match then, maybe if you did you would feel differently about forking out so much money towards funding John Henry's a*se pocket or primal Donna players wages which they will never spend... Yeah I went a couple weeks ago, cost me £140. It was a season ticket holder from Europe :-) Can't get tickets for love nor money otherwise. Usually my brother gets corporate from EON. Not sure what you'd find worse.. I don't care where the money goes or how much he makes, it's my choice to go and I had a great day/night in Liverpool. Ended up competing in a bodyweight squat competition with a 56 yr old Scouse woman! The worst thing is she beat me, and I do boxing circuits 5 times a week (she cheated). I hope you're just wumming. It doesn't make a difference to me, I don't post much, it'd just be sad if you weren't. I understand why you're so bitter though, I guess an American billionaire has bought the club, on the cheap, make hundreds of millions and local working class are being priced out of their own club. It's tough but you need to move on, times change. Spending your hours here bitching isn't gonna help. I'd probably start by stopping going. yes you make some good points but like I said previously your opinion doesn't really count as you sound like a day tripper to me who makes a pilgrimage to Anfield maybe a couple of times a season, 140 quid isn't bad at all for the amount of games you probably attend and I am quite sure you would feel different if you had to shell out about 300 hundred quid a month for games like a lot of match going fans do when some months we can play 3 home games in a week. I am glad you had a good time in my fair City and hope you return soon, hope you post on here more frequently from now on as I like your contribution. My opinion counts as I pay a lot more per game than you and hundreds more on hotels and entertainment etc.. If I had to shell out twice as much for 3-4 times more games... I'd be quite happy if I chose to go. I paid 75 for corporate in November and it was a 5-0 drumming. I wouldn't pay £140 again anytime soon, but that's my decision. Tickets are very much in demand though. These sites have hundreds available and they wouldn't let them go to waste by pricing too high. It's just a fact.
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