goat boy
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Daylight robbery? I'm sorry, but it is. The fact that city are relatively cheap is a total farce for all of football.
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The price of my season ticket is equivalent to...
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Kenney_The_Blue
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SWP's back said:Why?Kenney_The_Blue said:bluebc said:about 2 hours work
Can't be serious...
£200+ an hour? I know its possible, just know there's not many people on that wage.
leenik
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mine equates to nine months of watching the Premier League Champions for £25 a game, fantastic!!
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Chris in London
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This is from the BBC website today:
M anchester City have won the Premier League title and are also top of the league of value for fans, according to the ING Direct Value table.
The bank chart compares club season ticket costs with Premier League performance and entertainment value and getting the most points for your pound.
ING places QPR, who just avoided relegation, at the bottom of the table.
Wigan, who had a great escape from relegation, are second best value, and West Bromwich Albion third.
Second bottom were Liverpool, whose eighth-place finish in the top flight, Carling Cup triumph and FA Cup final place were not enough to counteract a high season ticket cost and poor scoring record.
And Wolves found themselves in both the official and value relegation zones.
The value league was compiled by comparing season ticket prices with points earned, and with
Relegated Blackburn Rovers have the most disgruntled fans - many of whom have staged protests in the past season against Indian owners Venky's and manager Steve Kean - with more than half of ticket holders (56%) saying they will not renew.
Aston Villa, who just dodged relegation and recently sacked manager Alex McLeish, had a third of fans (31%) saying they planned to cancel their tickets.
Two-thirds of supporters (67%) also say that a wage cap for Premier League footballers would be a positive move.
Arsenal captain Robin Van Persie topped the "best value player" poll, followed by Newcastle United striker Demba Ba and Tottenham's Scott Parker.
The report's compilation was overseen by Dr Steve Kelly from the University of Huddersfield, an expert in sports and club finance and structures.
By all means lets have a moan about season ticket hikes,but let's not forget that, last season at least, we were the best value in the entire league.
M anchester City have won the Premier League title and are also top of the league of value for fans, according to the ING Direct Value table.
The bank chart compares club season ticket costs with Premier League performance and entertainment value and getting the most points for your pound.
ING places QPR, who just avoided relegation, at the bottom of the table.
Wigan, who had a great escape from relegation, are second best value, and West Bromwich Albion third.
Second bottom were Liverpool, whose eighth-place finish in the top flight, Carling Cup triumph and FA Cup final place were not enough to counteract a high season ticket cost and poor scoring record.
And Wolves found themselves in both the official and value relegation zones.
The value league was compiled by comparing season ticket prices with points earned, and with
Relegated Blackburn Rovers have the most disgruntled fans - many of whom have staged protests in the past season against Indian owners Venky's and manager Steve Kean - with more than half of ticket holders (56%) saying they will not renew.
Aston Villa, who just dodged relegation and recently sacked manager Alex McLeish, had a third of fans (31%) saying they planned to cancel their tickets.
Two-thirds of supporters (67%) also say that a wage cap for Premier League footballers would be a positive move.
Arsenal captain Robin Van Persie topped the "best value player" poll, followed by Newcastle United striker Demba Ba and Tottenham's Scott Parker.
The report's compilation was overseen by Dr Steve Kelly from the University of Huddersfield, an expert in sports and club finance and structures.
By all means lets have a moan about season ticket hikes,but let's not forget that, last season at least, we were the best value in the entire league.
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You'd be surprised mate, mancs got loads of very wealthy people (not me) that are in similar. I try and get them as clients.Kenney_The_Blue said:SWP's back said:Why?Kenney_The_Blue said:Can't be serious...
£200+ an hour? I know its possible, just know there's not many people on that wage.
Kenney_The_Blue
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SWP's back said:You'd be surprised mate, mancs got loads of very wealthy people (not me) that are in similar. I try and get them as clients.Kenney_The_Blue said:SWP's back said:Why?
£200+ an hour? I know its possible, just know there's not many people on that wage.
Fair enough mate :)