jasetheace
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Good on em. The explanation from PB was far from satisfactory. If extra "non contractual" money was taken from a central pot then it is still money that could have been invested elsewhere.
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[Football] North Stand Scudmore Protest
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It is contractual though as the contract was agreed by the remuneration committee.
If Scudamore went to Sky or another broadcaster and used his inside knowledge to negotiate down a contract and/or headhunt EPL staff with knowledge and skills it would cost clubs far more than £83,000 a season, so that's why they did it.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Well done northstand
Wardy's twin
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a lot of assumptions that people are still earning......
Charlies Shinpad
New member
Just found this in an old box
The days when you turn up and pay on the gate
I think it was Everton v Man Utd
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The days when you turn up and pay on the gate
I think it was Everton v Man Utd
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Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Thing is as a STH at our club your monthly DD can be about half the monthly cost of owning an iphone
I have been looking into bringing my children to a few individual games as my son (7) has started saying he wants to go to watch some professional games and my daughter (9) has said she would like to come along also.
I may have got this wrong, but to apply for tickets we will first require Bronze Membership for me, plus x2 Junior Seagulls memberships.
One game I had been considering was the Everton game on 29th December. The tickets would cost £98 plus the memberships (admittedly a 'one-off' cost every season) would add another £44. That would make access to this game alone an eyewatering £142.
For that reason, I'm out
We're going to Cambridge United instead
I may have got this wrong, but to apply for tickets we will first require Bronze Membership for me, plus x2 Junior Seagulls memberships.
One game I had been considering was the Everton game on 29th December. The tickets would cost £98 plus the memberships (admittedly a 'one-off' cost every season) would add another £44. That would make access to this game alone an eyewatering £142.
For that reason, I'm out
We're going to Cambridge United instead
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Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
Then all that will happen is the gaps left by the supporters who have made a stand and stayed away will be filled by people who can afford it and are happy to pay whatever it costs..
Premier League football isn't really a bastion of the 'working man'. It hasn't been for many years. Football is a business and clubs are businesses, just like Amazon, Facebook, Google and so on. The more money they can make, the more success they can buy, and the more money they make.
I think the Scudamore payment thing is very wrong, but businesses have to be seen to reward financial success. This makes the job more appealing to the next incumbent I suppose...
attila
1997 Club
Respect to the NSK for this and for what they bring to the North Stand generally. Sharp, witty, organised, many of our wittiest chants originate with them. The natural successors to BISA.
Well done lads and lasses
Well done lads and lasses
I have been looking into bringing my children to a few individual games as my son (7) has started saying he wants to go to watch some professional games and my daughter (9) has said she would like to come along also.
I may have got this wrong, but to apply for tickets we will first require Bronze Membership for me, plus x2 Junior Seagulls memberships.
One game I had been considering was the Everton game on 29th December. The tickets would cost £98 plus the memberships (admittedly a 'one-off' cost every season) would add another £44. That would make access to this game alone an eyewatering £142.
For that reason, I'm out
We're going to Cambridge United instead
You’d better not think of taking them to see a top band or top London show then.
I have been looking into bringing my children to a few individual games as my son (7) has started saying he wants to go to watch some professional games and my daughter (9) has said she would like to come along also.
I may have got this wrong, but to apply for tickets we will first require Bronze Membership for me, plus x2 Junior Seagulls memberships.
One game I had been considering was the Everton game on 29th December. The tickets would cost £98 plus the memberships (admittedly a 'one-off' cost every season) would add another £44. That would make access to this game alone an eyewatering £142.
For that reason, I'm out
We're going to Cambridge United instead
I don't think you need bronze membership for Everton. I think bronze membership gives priority for matchday tickets, but then they go to non-bronze.
I'm finding some of these comments hilarious. So, foreigners are coming over here and paying exorbitant money to watch Brighton players, just because the players come from where they come from. And meanwhile we are complaining about being overcharged.
FFS.
I missed the game yesterday as Mrs T had us booked to see Henning Wayne* in London. This thread has me thinking about some of his quips about the Brits. For example, in Germany to become a plumber you need to take a load of exams and qualify via a national scheme of standards. In the UK, a 17 year old boy can wake up one morning and simply 'self-identify' as a plumber . . . . .
**** me. We are in the premier league, sold out every week, 30,000 gates, and people are saying it isn't like it used to be back in the good old days. I presume this is the 1960s, before we joined the Common Market, when every working class family could afford to rock up each other weekend, pay on the gate and stand together (over a blazing fire, toasting marsh mallows) and watch as their team of lads, all born no more than 1 mile from the (fabulous) stadium supplied 90 minutes of rich entertainment. And after the game all the kiddies were handed free replica shirts before their subsidised journey home.
How did we ever win the war?
*yes, yes. I know how to spell it.
No sure what it cost in tickets (and hotel) for us in London last night, but we probably spent a good £100 just on food and drink and we basically slummed it (for example, after the show, nine quid for a glass of red wine and a packet of pork scratchings), £30 train fair....probably about £200 all in. If you want to save money, abandon live events and, for the football, find yourself a moody stream. I will probably follow suit in a year or so, partly because the schlep over from Fav is taking its toll on my patience. I drive home for 2 hours after a match and log on to NSC only to get outed as a 'badfan' for leaving early. And, let's face it, the football is a bit meh right now.
Weststander
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Respect to Huddersfield in low season ticket prices at £249 per adult.
How much financial damage would it do the Albion to have large zones capped at say £300?
How much financial damage would it do the Albion to have large zones capped at say £300?
Jim Van Winkle
Well-known member
Why were two Ajax fans watching two ex-PSV players? Very odd. I can’t imagine two Albion fans going to a foreign country to watch two Palace players.
The Lemming Stomper
Under the flag
29,000 odd watch an ex-Palace player every home game...
Maybe 2 Dutch lads just watching Dutch players ??
Jim Van Winkle
Well-known member
But he was Albion before that spell he does not like to talk about. Living in a caravan is a trauma no one should have to talk about.
This all smacks of being a bit palacey for my liking.
I assume the NSK didn't celebrated promotion, as they knew what the the club were going into.
I assume the NSK didn't celebrated promotion, as they knew what the the club were going into.