People Leaving The Game Early?

[Itchysphincter]

Sorting the service out at half time would solve a lot of those issues.

Probably.

 

[DJack]

It always the same people that leave early, win, lose or draw. Same tw@ts can’t make it to half time without going for a beer and then coming back five-ten minutes into the second half.

Not a pop at you Itchy but as a very idiosyncratic poster you being irritated by others idiosyncrasies is somewhat ironic.

 

[cmajack]

Just found this.

New Bournemouth stadium: What are the Cherries' plans? | Bournemouth new stadium will set club up for future Premier League success, expected completion date of 2027

Owner Bill Foley has outlined his intention to construct a new Bournemouth stadium. What will the capacity be? When will it be completed? Key details here.

footballgroundguide.com

Crikey , only 18,500 capacity. Think it should be at least 25,000 .

 

[Smurph]

I think match day income is a relatively small part of Premier League club income. This is the big complaint about Premier League versus Bundesliga where they sell match day tickets for £20 in an effort to support fan welfare. Whereas rip off Britain tries to charge fans £5 for a bottle of Pepsi, and you can’t even take the top home!

The revenue from the TV dwarfs any income from ticket sales. The divide between clubs and supporters in the country is just gettin bigger and bigger.

Ask the people from the likes of Liverpool how many genuine scousers are in Anfield on a match day.

The Germans have it spot on when it comes to treating their supporters correctly.

 

[Smurph]

Crikey , only 18,500 capacity. Think it should be at least 25,000 .

I didn't read it in full.

Does the article mention room for expansion?

I'm just thinking back to the time there was a conversation about increasing the capicity of our stadium.

In hindsight it's just as well we didn't.