http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/10021170/premier-league-ticket-prices-revealed
It does, but then it's not like they could've planned Mignolet also walking out in the 77th minute...
Mostly because winning is nice but what that lot truly crave above all is attention.I would not disagree with you.
Lets's hope the buggers walk out more often and the results suffer accordingly.
The fact is the protesters got away with it on Saturday.
Which is why they picked that particular game....in their arrogance it was deemed a comfortable victory and they would be well in front at that stage and the walk out would be a good exercise in attention seeking.
They didn't pick the United game nir would they do it in the derby.
And they wouldn't have done it on Saturday either if Sunderland had scored their first goal in the 75th minute.
They are trying to turn it into a propaganda victory by linking the walk out to their chucking two points away.
In actual fact it was the incompetence of their goalkeeper and the all round naffness of Sakho which undone them.
And that could still have happened even if they had all stayed in their seats
Never have I seen fans gloat so much at the thoughts of their own team dropping points and taking delight in claiming it was their walk out which caused it.
They are truly a bizarre lot and no mistake.
Perhaps but having done it once they will have to up the ante or be seen to have given up. The only way to do that is to either not buy the tickets in the first place, have significant numbers not renew their season tickets (and risk losing them all together due to their waiting list) or repeat the protest in bigger and bigger games. Anything else would look like they have given up on the protest.I would not disagree with you.
Lets's hope the buggers walk out more often and the results suffer accordingly.
The fact is the protesters got away with it on Saturday.
Which is why they picked that particular game....in their arrogance it was deemed a comfortable victory and they would be well in front at that stage and the walk out would be a good exercise in attention seeking.
They didn't pick the United game nir would they do it in the derby.
And they wouldn't have done it on Saturday either if Sunderland had scored their first goal in the 75th minute.
They are trying to turn it into a propaganda victory by linking the walk out to their chucking two points away.
In actual fact it was the incompetence of their goalkeeper and the all round naffness of Sakho which undone them.
And that could still have happened even if they had all stayed in their seats
Never have I seen fans gloat so much at the thoughts of their own team dropping points and taking delight in claiming it was their walk out which caused it.
They are truly a bizarre lot and no mistake.
No. Now everyone else from other PL clubs apparently has to follow their lead or betray the soul of English football. Or something.
yup, have said all along that it's the prices at the bottom end that need fighting over not at the top end. Those with money can pay what they want (and would pay well over that on the black market).
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