That’s bollocks considering the whole reason he built a 62k seater stadium was to increase Matchday revenue. If everyone boycotted the club concessions it definitely would hurt him as that’s all he cares about
But it's not going to happen, same as Old Trafford is always full regardless of some fans ranting on about the Glazers for years and years.
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You’ve now moved the goalposts to attendance. I’ve already said you can’t expect fans not to buy tickets as for many that’s a life long tradition, a release from the daily grind (maybe not at the moment) and what being a supporter is all about. Hence I said I’ll boycott in stadium purchases.But it's not going to happen, same as Old Trafford is always full regardless of some fans ranting on about the Glazers for years and years.
PS For all the anti Ashley talk at Newcastle they set the third highest average attendance in the 2nd tier of football when Ashley was there and Newcastle have not won anything since Noah, fans will go to support their team regardless of the owners..
Newcastle's average Championship attendance has been confirmed - and it's in their top ten of all time
Newcastle United's average attendance is on course to make history in the second division
I agree with you on this point. I also totally understand the argument of boycotting merchandise, food & drink etc but it no longer applies to the way it goes now for Levy & ENIC. At the old WHL it would’ve made a dent but not now, especially with all the tourists at the ground. The amount of additional events etc will more than make up for it in the summer as well.
Newcastle fans groups were urging boycotts that didn't happen, there were some small boycotts but it was a minority.
You love Tottenham, do what your heart says!
Nah
Yeah, why would anybody commit to supporting their team through the tough times. You should only buy a season ticket when times are good otherwise you’re mad.
Unless you’ve got more money than sense!
Depends who’s having the tough times. Business wise Spurs are ticking over quite nicely and have no intention of doing anything differently as the cash is rolling in. How about they support us a little bit by giving us some value for money for what is a pretty hefty outlay for a lot of people in the current economic climate. Unless you think we’re getting value for money?
The Super League debacle proved they'd drop their fans in a heartbeat. That was the point when I didn't renew.
There’s nothing about this whole set up that makes me think we’re valued in any way. The next customer’s money is as good as ours. Maybe even better as they won’t have been worn down as much as us and would be willing to pump a bit of extra cash in.
Do I think we’re getting we’re getting value for money?
