kained&able said:that west ham is run right so why can't everyone else do it.
dave
Leeloks said:No West Ham get massive TV rights and have a sugar daddy. Also have a big fan base to back them up. Three reasons why West Ham are financially secure and why they don't have to charge astronomical ticket prices.
If West Ham were to get near the top 6 in the prem they'd lump the prices of tickets on so they can sustain and buy better players.
kained&able said:and lee sorry dude but a tie is a one off.
Leeloks said:No West Ham get massive TV rights and have a sugar daddy. Also have a big fan base to back them up. Three reasons why West Ham are financially secure and why they don't have to charge astronomical ticket prices.
If West Ham were to get near the top 6 in the prem they'd lump the prices of tickets on so they can sustain and buy better players.
Leeloks said:No, no mate it was over two games. Like 180 minutes, home and away. We got relegated that season to what is the old 4th division!
If my club had all that cash and is so above the little clubs i'd hang the bloody players. To get beat by a little nothing club like us over two games is nothing short of disgraceful.
JTG said:kained - I have better things to do than educate the ignorant.
Just try paying attention
kained&able said:and if we didn't let the little teams win once in a while where would the magic be??

JTG said:Prices at Schalke 04 start at £6 for top flight football and you can stand up.
This country's a fucking joke isn't it.

kained&able said:and yet you still havent posted a single link for any quote. i will check but ive never heard magnusson come out with anything like that so umm link, quote? hell isbn number?
At least i can back up up what im saying without to much hassle quoyting figures names and providing links to everything(well most) that ive said. You have yet to say anything you have even vageuly prooven. and yet im ignorent. cheers.
dave
West Ham will not cut ticket prices if they are relegated, chairman Eggert Magnusson said. He criticised the chairmen and chief executives at other Premiership clubs who have announced price reductions or freezes for next season as 'politicians trying to make themselves popular'. The Icelander claimed the average salary of a fan who attends Upton Park regularly is so high - 'It's just below Chelsea, at around £60,000 per year', he said - that price cuts are unnecessary.
kained&able said:I think you have hit the nail on the head though. we have lots of fans who will support west ham for life. Lower teams don't have that many fans and i bet a few will decide to supoort luton if they got into the premeirship or god forbid mkdons if they did anything and so dont have a lot of cash.
. I suggest that our sides are less predictable and in fact our level is much more interesting. Not dominated by over inflated ego's. big eejit said:Link to an article on aging football fans:
http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2028161,00.html
JTG said:nothing to worry about, we'll all be fine
big eejit said:Or not. Waiting list for Man U season tickets down from 14,000 to zero as owners push up prices to recoup investment. Similar story at Liverpool and West Ham.
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/sport/2007/07/31/prices_down_and_sales_up_as_cl.html
Waiting list down to zero at Liverpool?. It's something like 60,000.big eejit said:Or not. Waiting list for Man U season tickets down from 14,000 to zero as owners push up prices to recoup investment. Similar story at Liverpool and West Ham.
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/sport/2007/07/31/prices_down_and_sales_up_as_cl.html