Premier League 23/24

[pork pie fox]

'It's getting ridiculous': Fulham fans lead the fightback against football's exorbitant ticket prices — inews

Fans have long campaigned against ticket price rises, but the steep increase across the Premier League is becoming a significant concern

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[tedfoxxx]

'It's getting ridiculous': Fulham fans lead the fightback against football's exorbitant ticket prices — inews

Fans have long campaigned against ticket price rises, but the steep increase across the Premier League is becoming a significant concern

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“I hate the word protest,” FST chairman Simon Duke tells me. “This is a visual expression of our disappointment. We’re not going to storm the barricades. I guess what we’re trying to do is cause some embarrassment to the club. To get them to the table.”



Let’s see how far that gets you, Simon.

 

[homer]

At least they’re doing something, unlike our glorious Foxes Trust who are more interested about what biscuits they get at the next meeting

 

[homer]

Newcastle v Arsensl

Players rolling around clutching their faces when they’ve not been touched, players moaning and whining constantly, players blatantly cheating all game long, game held up for about ten minutes waiting for VAR checks, totally ****ing shite football

Remind me again why we want to get back to this hideous tossfest?

 

[Blue Maniac]

Newcastle v Arsensl

Players rolling around clutching their faces when they’ve not been touched, players moaning and whining constantly, players blatantly cheating all game long, game held up for about ten minutes waiting for VAR checks, totally ****ing shite football

Remind me again why we want to get back to this hideous tossfest?

Cos it’ll bring the club’s billionaire corporate owners even more billions and if we’re really lucky some country with a hideous human rights record like Qatar or America will buy them out

 

[Lako42]

Remind me again why we want to get back to this hideous tossfest?

I don't, genuinely.

 

[H T B]

The VAR episode with the Newcastle goal .
Was the ball out?
Can’t tell
Was it a foul?
Can’t tell
Was he offside ?
Can’t tell

In conclusion, non conclusive
Goal!

That sorted that then

 

[homer]

Well it was quite clearly a foul, but carry on…..

 

[H T B]

Obviously , it wasn't

 

[City Fan]

It was a foul

 

[popillius]

It was absolutely a foul.

 

[Miles Away]

The game is demonstrably worse to watch in the premier league than it has been in the championship (quality of football aside).

Every week something wretched happens with the officials.

 

[H T B]

It was absolutely a foul.

Non conclusive

 

[give_us_a_wave]

Well, after all the VAR nonsense at least this weekend saw something proven conclusively.

Neither Arsenal or Liverpool have a ****ing prayer of winning the league. Obviously everyone knew that already but it's nice to see clear evidence.

& a league where a Man Utd team that actually looks worse than they did under Solksjaer can still be 8th. It couldn't just be an over hyped load of old wank could it?

 

[SilverFox]

VAR is a steaming pile of shit. The PL is unwatchable at the moment.

 

[homer]

VAR is a steaming pile of shit. The PL is unwatchable at the moment.

It has genuinely ruined watching football in almost every aspect.

It was a reasonable and logical concept, but most of us could foresee how truly damaging it could be in the hands of the incompetent, and that is exactly what has happened. Football is broken because of it, and it’s getting worse week by week

 

[homer]

And they’ll never have the balls to get rid of it

 

[Brown Nose]

It has genuinely ruined watching football in almost every aspect.

It was a reasonable and logical concept, but most of us could foresee how truly damaging it could be in the hands of the incompetent, and that is exactly what has happened. Football is broken because of it, and it’s getting worse week by week

As a strong advocate of VAR, sadly I agree entirely with this. It's been ****ed by idiots.

 

[Lako42]

Anyone tempted to give up watching football in person if we get promoted?


I genuinely don't see the point

 

[bocadillo]

Anyone tempted to give up watching football in person if we get promoted?

I tried it a few seasons ago for a variety of reasons. I failed.
Last night I found myself looking up train times to Middlesbrough. I haven't even got a ticket. Plenty available in the home end...
Hopelessly addicted!