Not sure I agree with that comparison mate. Local snooker clubs will have very limited space and people looking to play the odd game or so a year would probably be able to go elsewhere locally without it making too much of a difference to them.
People getting to a football match to support the team they love should be as affordable as possible. It should be a privilege for the club to have people support them, not a privilege for supporters with higher financial means to support their team. Those like me who go once every so often having to fork 50 quid before even trying for a ticket is so poor, imo. Of course this pales in comparison to what's being expected financially and logistically of season ticket holders and people who've been going all their lives. I can moan about my situation here but it's those people I feel most sorry for in it all.
That’s why I have said the memberships should be cheaper all year round. We have too many fans - regardless of what the end of the world is nigh brigade say - to have a free for all.Not sure I agree with that comparison mate. Local snooker clubs will have very limited space and people looking to play the odd game or so a year would probably be able to go elsewhere locally without it making too much of a difference to them.
People getting to a football match to support the team they love should be as affordable as possible. It should be a privilege for the club to have people support them, not a privilege for supporters with higher financial means to support their team. Those like me who go once every so often having to fork 50 quid before even trying for a ticket is so poor, imo. Of course this pales in comparison to what's being expected financially and logistically of season ticket holders and people who've been going all their lives. I can moan about my situation here but it's those people I feel most sorry for in it all.
Football fans spent a good year or two fighting Thatcher and Colin Moynihan over their ID scheme for football fans. It was all in vain.Imagine popping into Tesco's and trying to buy a TV and they said that you have to buy a membership first before you can buy the TV, you'd just walk out.
People need to vote with their feet and not buy one.
Football fans spent a good year or two fighting Thatcher and Colin Moynihan over their ID scheme for football fans. It was all in vain.
You have a pair of zebra pants, don’t you…..Football fans need to mobilise, not like the rags via the club shop and wearing comedy pants but I mean seriously get their heads together.
One of the biggest issues is how many fans support different teams each week and can afford to be mugged off by the greedy football industry and it not affect them?
You have a pair of zebra pants, don’t you…..