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Shambolic.
Just announce Wembley for the rest of the season and be done with it.
You know that would cost about £10m don't you......do you spend your money like that?Copy and paste (just replace the opponent name)
Shambolic.
Just announce Wembley for the rest of the season and be done with it.
You know that would cost about £10m don't you......do you spend your money like that?
You know that would cost about £10m don't you......do you spend your money like that?
That cost is £200 per fan. That's not value for money. And you have no information to support your assertion that it won't be ready.But it won’t be ready anyway.
And it gives fans the chance to properly plan for games etc.
The fact it's just the one game, rather than two or three as it was in previous updates, suggests things are a lot closer to being finished
Of course, we're going to hear a lot of Nomads say it's because we were scared of them winning in the first-ever match there (although how they'd manage that without their star player Mike Dean remains to be seen...)
But if your glass is half full rather than half empty, wouldn't it be wonderful to batter the goons there in the opening fixture, to dare is to do, COYS!!!CL QFs are Apr 9/10 and 16/17. No doubt this is in the mind of Levy.
As for the NLD : yeah, I would deny them possible season-recovering
rejuvenation (remember 2012) via a first new WHL game win.
But if your glass is half full rather than half empty, wouldn't it be wonderful to batter the goons there in the opening fixture, to dare is to do, COYS!!!
Exactly right. If there was even as low as a one in a thousand chance of playing just the last match in the new stadium we should still be trying for that. Giving up now is a losing mentality.Let me make one thing clear: if there is the chance to have three/four/five home games at the new ST/\DIUM we should absolutely do that, rather than shrug and resign ourselves to more games at Wembley
Wembley's ****e. Absolute ****e. The sightlines are crap, the accoustics do a better job of drowning out crowd noise than the cold vacuum of space, getting there and back again is more of a hassle than walking from The Shire to Mordor, we're not allowed to even sell enough tickets to fill the place up and the fans are pissed off at having to be at such a dreary hellhole and it;s bleeding into match atmosphere - not least that cockwaffle with his ****ty little sign the other night
Even if we only played at the new ST/\DIUM for the games against Palace, Brighton, Huddersfield, West Scam and Everton that would be one hell of a lift, because not only would it raise the spirits of all but the most Baddiel-faced of moaning twatbadgers, but with a crowd now mercifully free of that dreary bowl that sucks the life out of tens of thousands of people every other weekend that could very easily (no pun intended) spur on the team for the final push
So no, we should not stay at Wembley all season, we should be looking forward to telling The FA they can shove their ****ty stadium where the sun doesn't shine - and they better hope that arch doesn't get caught on anything sensitive when it's being shoved up there.
Let me make one thing clear: if there is the chance to have three/four/five home games at the new ST/\DIUM we should absolutely do that, rather than shrug and resign ourselves to more games at Wembley
Wembley's ****e. Absolute ****e. The sightlines are crap, the accoustics do a better job of drowning out crowd noise than the cold vacuum of space, getting there and back again is more of a hassle than walking from The Shire to Mordor, we're not allowed to even sell enough tickets to fill the place up and the fans are pissed off at having to be at such a dreary hellhole and it;s bleeding into match atmosphere - not least that cockwaffle with his ****ty little sign the other night
Colin ****er's already had a moan, to the surprise of nobodyI do wonder if there will be other clubs trying to veto our chances of playing in the new stadium this season, complaining of a breach of league rules and unfair advantages yadda yadda. One or two have already had a grumble I believe.
For me, the disgrace is that the spiritual home of football is such
a failure at so many levels for those that matter most : the SUPPORTER.
The haters can "banter" all they want. We are going home to WHL.
And the sooner the better, if only for one game this season.
Let me make one thing clear: if there is the chance to have three/four/five home games at the new ST/\DIUM we should absolutely do that, rather than shrug and resign ourselves to more games at Wembley
Wembley's ****e. Absolute ****e. The sightlines are crap, the accoustics do a better job of drowning out crowd noise than the cold vacuum of space, getting there and back again is more of a hassle than walking from The Shire to Mordor, we're not allowed to even sell enough tickets to fill the place up and the fans are pissed off at having to be at such a dreary hellhole and it;s bleeding into match atmosphere - not least that cockwaffle with his ****ty little sign the other night
Even if we only played at the new ST/\DIUM for the games against Palace, Brighton, Huddersfield, West Scam and Everton that would be one hell of a lift, because not only would it raise the spirits of all but the most Baddiel-faced of moaning twatbadgers, but with a crowd now mercifully free of that dreary bowl that sucks the life out of tens of thousands of people every other weekend that could very easily (no pun intended) spur on the team for the final push
So no, we should not stay at Wembley all season, we should be looking forward to telling The FA they can shove their ****ty stadium where the sun doesn't shine - and they better hope that arch doesn't get caught on anything sensitive when it's being shoved up there.

Colin ****er's already had a moan, to the surprise of nobody
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Shambolic.
Just announce Wembley for the rest of the season and be done with it.
Supporters don’t matter the most to clubs and those in charge of clubs anymore.