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

[Özim]

The nerve of this guy, it's breathtaking. What a fucking con artist. If you want to talk about cash instead of drive, ambition, teamwork, energy, tactics:

Arsenal
Most expensive adult: £2039 (general admission)
Cheapest adult: £1035
Cheapest junior (U16): £345

Leicester
Most expensive adult: £730 (and that really is a small, prime, prime, prime patch)
Cheapest adult: £365 (renewal) £395 (new)
Cheapest junior: £135 (renewal) £145 (new)

This guy really will say anything to try and cover his tracks.

Honestly the guy is the biggest joke in world football, what good things does he do apart from being complicit in fleecing the fans?

I read the spending money comment and he just gets more and more ridiculous by the day, he's using Leicester success as a further reason to not spend and yet 10 years down the line he's managed almost no success with that method.

The other difference between us Leicester and us, the most important one, is they have a decent manager who makes changes and uses his resources to the maximum.

It amazes me this guy has any supporters left.

[Xhaka Can’t]

[Niall_Quinn]

SUCKERS!

They will never be top of the gate receipts league with an attitude like that.

Anyway, who wants to watch them when you can pay 10x to watch us?

[Kano]

Very noble when you compete in a league of one, are part owned by Adidas and Audi and have the highest commercial revenue in the world. Well apart from PSG. But their league is a mirror image.

[Niall_Quinn]

Very noble when you compete in a league of one, are part owned by Adidas and Audi and have the highest commercial revenue in the world. Well apart from PSG. But their league is a mirror image.

So they should rocket the prices in case they are viewed as cynical? Do you think the German fans really care that much about the intent when they are paying out their £104, as opposed to £1004? Bayern could take the extra money if they wanted plenty of tourists out there who will pay it. But as they say, in full acknowledgement of their financial strength, "what's 2m to us?"

No, this is a good thing and they have a very, very valid point about the English league.

[Kano]

Exactly, what's two million to them when they are kings of the football commercial world, part owned by two multinationals, rarely in danger of not winning their league and forever hoovering up the best talent in the country? The Prem is an absolute rip-off, in fact, the cost of living in the UK is fucking absurd but I'm not hearing a lesson from a club so absolutely bloated and distorted by its own singular monopoly.

[Power n Glory]

Exactly, what's two million to them when they are kings of the football commercial world, part owned by two multinationals, rarely in danger of not winning their league and forever hoovering up the best talent in the country? The Prem is an absolute rip-off, in fact, the cost of living in the UK is fucking absurd but I'm not hearing a lesson from a club so absolutely bloated and distorted by its own singular monopoly.

Across the German league the season ticket prices are low and Bayern one of the lowest because of the commercial deals. We should take a lesson because we've just had a huge revenue increase from the TV deals on top of our other sponsors but instead of trying to lower ticket prices, the club will try to milk more from the fans.

[Power n Glory]

It's obvious we don't have that mentality. It's greed. If we were in good shape to compete with just our kit and stadium sponsors, why can't we take a million or two from the TV money and lower ticket prices?

[Marc Overmars]

We have signed Ben Wrigglesworth, Leicester's head scout.

The next Mahrez coming our way.

[Özim]

Exactly, what's two million to them when they are kings of the football commercial world, part owned by two multinationals, rarely in danger of not winning their league and forever hoovering up the best talent in the country? The Prem is an absolute rip-off, in fact, the cost of living in the UK is fucking absurd but I'm not hearing a lesson from a club so absolutely bloated and distorted by its own singular monopoly.

We're owned by two billionaires, it's not like we're short of a bob or two, if Bayern can do it and compete with the best we should be able to, instead though we choose to ripoff the fans and then add insult to injury by telling them extra money coming in won't lead to falling ticket prices as sgnings and wages will need to be supplemented (we pay way over the odds for unproven premadonnas already) even though we don't spend any money.

It's laughable.