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I-was-there1976
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the cost of football
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August 19, 2011, 07:24:23 pm
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Cheapest Adult ticket is £14 to watch Lincoln v Wrexham and the quality is absolute shite (apart from a lucky shot from 30 yards thats nearly broke the net).
Yet some of those players will be on more than £1k a week for
not being able to control a ball
not being able to pass 15 yards to a player in the same shirt
not being able to hit a free kick / corner anywhere near a team mate
being quite a good cheat
some of these skills are also missing in Premier League games but the players are on 200k a week. They re better cheats probably
It filters down the leagues. You pay this so we must pay this and you charge this so we ll charge this
Where s it gonna stop ?
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When people stop paying it. Simple.
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DonnyBazR0ver
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Like now.
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Nudga
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I've been forced out of football for a while now. No point getting a season ticket as I would miss a load of games because of work. I think £18 is a reasonable price for 2 hours of second division football. I am sure we would have 11k plus on a regular basis with those kind of prices.
In 18 months our food bill has gone from £80 a week to £120 -£130 a week, petrol, gas, electricity and clothes have also gone up in price, we can barely keep up.
I work full time and run my own business on my days off so something has to give.
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shaun from thorne
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We could not fill the ground last year when all the deals were on nuga.
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