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Pearson
September 19th '05, 10:27 PM
Is it just me or is the premiership getting worse and worse. With attendances dropping dramatically, Games getting considerbally boringer and the Tittle seemingly already over could it get worse. Watching a premiership game just ins'nt the same any more. Its not played at anywere near the pace it used to be played at and with the game stopping every minute because some bloody puff has chucked him sen on floor and is rolling around like a pansy the games are usually stop start tight and boring. I blame the refs a little, nowadays every decent tackle is a foul. They need to chill out a little. Let the game get a bit more aggresive and let the game flow. When Roman Abromavich bought chelsea i thought it was a good thing for the premiership. How wrong I was. Everybody knows chelsea will win the league this year. There team is absolutely incredible and If they dont look like winning the league at January jose can always buy a couple of multi milion stars. I never thought Id say this but, the league would be better without chelsea, man u, arsenal and liverpool so we could go back into the day when honest teams like Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest could win the league.
fcuk4forest
September 19th '05, 10:42 PM
The Premiership is boring and shit but i'll be honest, i'd rather be there right now :)
Pearson
September 19th '05, 10:50 PM
Yer true lol, same ere. But why has it got so borin all of a sudden?
fcuk4forest
September 19th '05, 10:51 PM
Because a lot of teams are u-ambitious and are happy to defend and play for just a point. They play 4-5-1 now most of em do. Teams are just happy to stay up instead of pushing for mid-table, Europe or even winning it.
timswfc
September 20th '05, 10:11 PM
that is right plus the fact it can only possibly be 1 of 3 teams 2 win the league...which will bcum 1 in years 2 cum at this rate in chelsea
the below leaguess just about anyone can win it
EssixOwl
September 21st '05, 11:57 AM
The Premiership is boring and shit but i'll be honest, i'd rather be there right now :) So you'd be willing to pay £50 a ticket? Football is better in the lowe leagues, so is the atmosphere & so are the games. Lower leagues on the up! Premiership is really fucked up!
fcuk4forest
September 21st '05, 04:36 PM
So you'd be willing to pay £50 a ticket? Football is better in the lowe leagues, so is the atmosphere & so are the games. Lower leagues on the up! Premiership is really fucked up!
£50 a ticket? Don't think so. You'll find that it's only at price at Chelsea and Newcastle. All others are mostly below £35. Anyway, I have a season ticket. It's not about the money. It's about wanting your club to do well. To say you'd rather be in the lower leagues than the Premiership is ridiculous.
LukeEv_17
September 21st '05, 04:39 PM
yeah its only the teams like Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal, Liverpool and newcastle that charge £50 a ticket but the premiership is over rated but id rather be there than in league one or the championship deffo
fcuk4forest
September 21st '05, 04:44 PM
Man Utd ticket prices are actually quite reasonable. A childs ticket in some places is only £12. Check on their website, I was amazed!
LukeEv_17
September 21st '05, 04:47 PM
last time i went to a man u game it was £40 actually but that was 2 or 3 seasons ago
jesus'_bright_red_pants
September 21st '05, 04:50 PM
I've heard that Chelsea/Arsenal season tickets are about £1000, is that true ?
LukeEv_17
September 21st '05, 04:59 PM
they're expensive but im not sure how much they are i dobt they're £1,000 though
Pearson
September 22nd '05, 11:00 PM
yer in some parts of stamford bridge a season ticket is £1000. No1 can say they'd rather be in the championship than the premiership, so, if wednesday went up this year you'd be gutted?!
random-lemons
September 23rd '05, 07:16 AM
Yeh they can reach that much depending on where u get hold of them. Season tickets are so hard to get hold of for big clubs because people on the waiting list eventually die and nobody gets in touch with the club to say a person has died, therefore, the season tickets gets sent to them. Which is then a waste of a season ticket because its gone to a dead person.
EssixOwl
September 24th '05, 09:47 PM
I'm sorry to prove a few of you wrong, but Spurs charge upto £70 a ticket. ;) Also Bolton & Villa have upped there prices since last season.
jesus'_bright_red_pants
September 24th '05, 09:54 PM
Only problems with going up to the Prem is that :
a.) The games get shit and really its a three-horse-race.
b.) Most teams that go up, go down the following season.
c.) It costs a bomb to travel to away games.
Pearson
September 25th '05, 04:03 PM
a.) The games get shit and really its a one-horse-race.
I think the refs have something to do with it, there really petty nowadays, and give free kicks for basically nothing, slowing the game down all the time.
Pearson
October 28th '05, 09:15 PM
£50 a ticket? Don't think so. You'll find that it's only at price at Chelsea and Newcastle. All others are mostly below £35. Anyway, I have a season ticket. It's not about the money. It's about wanting your club to do well. To say you'd rather be in the lower leagues than the Premiership is ridiculous.
Found this in the new FFT should clear up argument,
Arsenals £54 - £30
Aston Villa £31 - £17
Birmingham £45 - £20
Blackburn £38 - £15
Bolton £39 - £21
Charlton £35 - £20
Chelsea £60 - £35
Everton £34 - £26
Fulham £49 - £28
Liverpool £32 - £28
Man City £31 - £26
Man Utd £41 - £26
Middlesbrough £40 - £24
Newcastle £37 - £21
Portsmouth £39 - £26
Sunderland £30 - £20
Tottenham £70 - £26
West Brom £49 - £25
West Ham £53 - £30
Wigan £25 - £17
and prices have changed quite abit since the 1989-90 season
Average 1989-90 prices:
Arsenals £6.71
Aston Villa £5.39
Birmingham £3.23
Blackburn £3.64
Bolton £3.10
Charlton £4.86
Chelsea £7.30
Everton £4.79
Fulham £4.19
Liverpool 5.41
Man City £3.94
Man Utd £4.71
Middlesbrough £4.48
Newcastle £4.50
Portsmouth £4.29
Sunderland £4.08
Tottenham £6.55
West Brom £4.68
West Ham £6.15
Wigan £3.14
plus inflation thats about £3- £5 more, my opinion Premier League prices are disgusting, with the average crowd age at 39 its not hard to see why crowds are getting older and less kids are taking intrest in football, plus most kids tickets are for under 16s should really be for all students who proberly wont be able to afford to buy an adults ticket
manutd 4 ever
October 30th '05, 02:18 PM
shockin how prices have gone up.
stacey_lfc
November 14th '05, 01:30 PM
any liverpool fans?
manutd 4 ever
November 14th '05, 01:49 PM
lol i think there are a few...
xxkinkykellyxx
February 23rd '06, 02:11 PM
yep the premiership is getting boring.... its teams like chelsea that have a massive build up of forein players... Arsenal last year might as well pf had the whole french team playing for them.....
teams like liverpool and man u and spurs have a share of forein players but not as many as chelsea and aresnal. The premiership would be so much beter if foreigners werent allowerd to play, just english, keep the tradition of the ENGLISH PREMIERESHIP
manutd 4 ever
February 23rd '06, 02:35 PM
^ by doing that, the premiership would be SHITE! players like - Henry,Vanistelrooy,Robben,Ronaldo,reyes etc will all be gone, english players are generally more boring than their foreign counterparts.
timswfc
February 23rd '06, 03:09 PM
i reckon they should bring in a thing where they got 2 field at least 4 english players at once so will encourage people 2 bring through youth that will benefit english football...real madrid had more englishman than arsenal did the other nights starting...how ridiculous
manutd 4 ever
February 23rd '06, 03:39 PM
^ why is it ridiculous? what if the english players arent good enough? look at the englans starting 11, each of those players are very good players, then look at the subs and fringe players - they arent good enough to win you Prem titles etc good squad players but not match winners, why should it matter if your french/spanish or english? if you have the ability then you will be picked, and as for youth being given a chance, thats what the reserves are for. if your good enough - like Rooney etc then you will break through, if not then tough.
LukeEv_17
February 23rd '06, 05:44 PM
shaed, we need to bring good English and one of the ways of doing this is through the acadamy but they need some experience the current England squad has quite a few players who won't be around for the next world cup so we need some fresh home grown talent
timswfc
February 23rd '06, 07:45 PM
yeh we need some home grown talent n 2 bring sum through the ranks and actually play them so they get valuable experiance...look at spanish teams...they all hav quite a few spanish players in their teams n the spanish national team has loads of world class player....england just have about 10 world class players....so if injuries strike wer fuked so we need the fringe players 2 b capeable of winning the league
Adam18ImNotOkay
March 26th '06, 10:35 PM
Sunderland. Sunderland we are going down :|
LukeEv_17
March 27th '06, 07:49 AM
yep sunderland are deffo goin down so we will be playing you next season
Adam18ImNotOkay
March 30th '06, 10:40 AM
Deserve it after buying 3rd Division players
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