the rumpo kid
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Why do fools fall in love?
In the same way as mobile phone companies and broadband providers offer better deals to new rather than their existing customers.Ask him why they allowed new people to buy tickets ahead of existing loyal s/t holders with years of purchase history?
Just if you’re in any doubt, yes, I am still fucking fuming over this!
8:10 I thinkWhat time is the interview today?
Box holders won't like the response. Very much aligned with what many on here are saying that they were too cheap and should be a privilege.
I do like his unapologetic approach here
Yes. As long as its transparent, and he explains why its being done I fully support itAgreed, telling it how it is.
Some won't like it, but it's needed. It's a business, it can't be run like it was before.
Is open to keeping Viktor Gyokeres if it helps get us to premier league
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"It isn't up to Viktor Gyokeres to tell the club I'm going here for 50p"
Shame over 15 minutes of the 20 was taken up with Corporate prices for boxes. Something that will never affect 99% of us. That said, thought he answered the criticisms well.
But there was never going to be major answers around transfers in or out, thought he answered the Vik situation as well as he could, would like him to stay as we all would, one thing I gathered should he go it won’t be cheap.Shame over 15 minutes of the 20 was taken up with Corporate prices for boxes. Something that will never affect 99% of us. That said, thought he answered the criticisms well.
Upton is a dreadful interviewer.Agreed. Upton and CWR wasting time on boxes was disappointing if they knew he was only on for 20 minutes.
He clearly has excellent business acumen, and knows exactly how to get his point across. Not afraid to disgruntle some people.
Exactly what we need.
A good owner isn't one who makes popular decisions.
A good owner is one who makes the right decisions.
The trick is to be transparent about why those decisions are being made. If people can see its for the long term good of the club, most will support it
And let’s be honest it hasn’t been a “business” for ages not a proper football one anyway until now. It’s probably moving forward faster in a number of directions than King thought it would.Exactly. A football club is a business and you can tell the way he take he knows what he’s doing. He has to do the upmost to fast track this club to a level we’ve lost.
£33 per matchIf what he just said is true, that it was working out at £50 a game, then it clearly was too cheap