Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

I wouldn't pay £62 to go either. Madness

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Originally Posted by Grebbo

I wouldn't pay £62 to go either. Madness

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perhaps though if they and chelsea hadnt upped the market by paying stupid money to players in wages and transfers, then clubs wouldnt have to charge more in ticket pricing to keep up.

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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist

perhaps though if they and chelsea hadnt upped the market by paying stupid money to players in wages and transfers, then clubs wouldnt have to charge more in ticket pricing to keep up.

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oh yes they would

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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist

perhaps though if they and chelsea hadnt upped the market by paying stupid money to players in wages and transfers, then clubs wouldnt have to charge more in ticket pricing to keep up.

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I don't think the two are related, we're a money making club and that's what we're interested in, if it means screwing over the fans so be it. Just look at our ticket prices in relation to clubs that actually win stuff and actually spend money on quality players.

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Originally Posted by Letters

He made 14 assists last year which isn't bad. He was a bad signing for Barca simply because he's not good enough for them. But nor are any of our midfield. Nor are most of the mid-fielders in the Premiership, that says more about Barca than it does them.
He's not shit, neither is he Barca quality. There is quite a big middle ground in between those two extremes.

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Alex Song set to be released by Barca after one season?
Posted on December 20, 2012 by admin
Is Alex Song going to be struck by the jinx that seems to destroy many ex-Arsenal players careers after the leave Arsene Wenger’s side? It is being reported that the Cameroonian is expected to leave the Nou Camp this summer after starting only six games so far this season, and falling out of favour with new boss Tito Vilanova.

Song was quite unimpressive many times this season and doesn’t seem to fit into their free-flowing system,epecially when he played in Barca’s embarrassing defeat by Celtic in Scotland during the Champions League Group Stages, and according to the Spanish sports paper AS, he is also happy to leave the Catalan club.

They claim that Song has been talking to the French giants PSG, who are now readying an approach to Barcelona at the end of the season if the 25 year-old is continually sidelined by Vilanova. Perhaps Song will get to play more often if he joins Paris St Germain and can recapture the excellent form he had with Arsenal, or will his career suddenly hit a brick wall like what happened to Alexandre Hleb, Mathieu Flamini, Emmanuel Adebayor and countless others.

Will they never learn………..

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Interesting

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Originally Posted by Arse n Wonga

I don't think the two are related, we're a money making club and that's what we're interested in, if it means screwing over the fans so be it. Just look at our ticket prices in relation to clubs that actually win stuff and actually spend money on quality players.

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the only club we can compare too who win stuff is united. chelsea and city, we can't. they could make all their games free and not worry a thing about loss of revenue because the money doesnt matter.

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Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...

It's to do with the price of the tickets, I believe.

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They're probably wondering why they pay peanuts to watch a trophy winning team but have to pay sky high prices for a dogshite team who've won nothing in years.

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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist

the only club we can compare too who win stuff is united. chelsea and city, we can't. they could make all their games free and not worry a thing about loss of revenue because the money doesnt matter.

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We can compare them because the owners still want money coming in from the gates they could charge the highest prices as they have a legitimate reason for doing so, success and transfer spending.....we simply don't.

It's like going to McDonalds but paying the same as you would for dinner at the Fat Duck.

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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist

perhaps though if they and chelsea hadnt upped the market by paying stupid money to players in wages and transfers, then clubs wouldnt have to charge more in ticket pricing to keep up.

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Yeah cos we're really keeping up aren't we

Eating at Maccy D's and paying Fat Duck prices ....like the analogy