Half the people moaning would never have gone anyway, probably the same ones who suddenly decided they support ccfc when we played crewe with a sniff of Wembley.
Half the people moaning would never have gone anyway, probably the same ones who suddenly decided they support ccfc when we played crewe with a sniff of Wembley.
So you get all defensive over the fans that go to sixfields and plead impartiality but are happy to have a dig at other fans who only watch certain games?
Double standards
If they didn't buy them the club had to pay for them.Even if that was the case, it doesn't change the fact they sent tickets back before giving people the chance to buy them, which is ludicrous. Of course people will moan.
For the record, I would have definitely gone. I'm really not happy about not being able to get a ticket and this has soured my view of our owners even more.
If they didn't buy them the club had to pay for them.
How many threads are dedicated to this rubbish?
If they didn't buy them the club had to pay for them.
How many threads are dedicated to this rubbish?
How is it double standards? I just said people only decided to support us when there was a sniff of Wembley, which is true. I know of at least 20 people who had never been to the Ricoh, but suddenly decided to against Crewe because of the chance of a day out.
GRENDEL you have a choice son if you feel the threads are rubbish, simples dont read them..its not hard
GRENDEL you have a choice son if you feel the threads are rubbish, simples dont read them..its not hard
Oh. So you weren't having a go at "real" fans. 1 game a season or a season ticket holder, their still fans. So yes, double standards.
Half the people moaning would never have gone anyway, probably the same ones who suddenly decided they support ccfc when we played crewe with a sniff of Wembley.
Or keep them going by posting argumentative comments on them.
For a man who states he likes to deal in facts this statement is based purely on opinion. Nick you obviously don't know how some of the floating support works. I.e some work on match days but will take time off for a big match.
On your theory every single season ticket holder is going to Arsenal.
Another example I was at Wembley v Everton. A lot of people have commented on the extra large following At that game. However I was at every cup game that season bar the FA Cup Final v Spurs...guess I'm one of your part time floating supporters.
Well no, because you were at every cup game that season. I might be mistaken but there was a difference in crowd between Burton and Crewe.
Does "floating support" mean just going to the big games then, I mustn't know how it works?
fTo be honest Nick, I'm noyt sure it is that hard to understand. We have a large pool of supporters. Some go every week, some go quite often, some go now and again, some go once in a blue moon. Occasionally, a game comes along, be it Chelsea or Crewe or a Charity Shield, where just about everyone from all those categories wants to go to the same game. That's the way it has always been and always will be, and it applies to every club. Not sure where the mystery is really.
Why didn't the people moaning guarantee to the club that if they took up the extra allocation they would make good any shortfall if they were not all sold?
Win win.
Why didn't the people moaning guarantee to the club that if they took up the extra allocation they would make good any shortfall if they were not all sold?
There wouldn't have been a shortfall. If there were tickets unsold it would just mean that the revenues paid to CCFC for this match would be slightly lower. People seem to forget Arsenal have sold out all their tickets and we get 45% of that as well so it's not like if the tickets were unsold SISU would make a loss on the match.
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