New membership scheme & Thirty's Plenty...
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I know you think you're being clever and or funny but a club who havent agreed to this could easily in future say ' we werent part of this and we're charging £45' and then what? Where does the legal process go? It's a totally ****ing valid point.
There are rules on how many players you can field, how many substitutions you can make, how many away fans you have to let into the ground, when you have to play your fixtures, how much money you can spend on wages as a percentage of the income you receive etc etc etc, this is just one to add to the list, nobody is going to refuse to abide by any of them.
If you want to be a Premier League club then you abide by Premier League rules. What is so difficult to understand about that?
I would imagine they would implement fines that would make clubs charging more than £30 a completely pointless exercise.
All promoted teams to the PL get a 'Welcome Pack' for want of a better phrase which includes all the rules and regulations.
Next season's will include this new £30 away ticket rule. It's non-negotiable.
Sign here Mr Chairman.................................... to accept these conditions to receive your guaranteed PL money £100,000,000 next season
It's in the Premier League rules that all teams have to put somebody forward for post match written press interviews. Manchester Utd, under Sir Alex Ferguson, never did this.
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It's in the Premier League rules that all teams have to put somebody forward for post match written press interviews. Manchester Utd, under Sir Alex Ferguson, never did this.
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He got fined every time he refused a post-match interview, just as Mourinho did this season.
And there you ****ing go...
So we surmise a club refusing to abide by these new rules would get fined. Now why couldnt we have just said that at the start instead of 'nobody would refuse to obey the rules'?
Edit - FFS. Sorry for forgetting.
Because nobody is going to refuse to accept these new rules, so your question was utterly pointless.
All the 20 clubs in the PL have agreed to it so the 17 still there next season will have to abide by it. It has been announced any club being promoted will have to agree, so it is not a situation which will occur. You don't get the golden ticket allowing you to partake in the PL if you don't agree on their terms and conditions.
That isn't the case at all. A club not agreeing to these new rules wouldn't be playing in the PL.
Arsenal have announced they will be subsidising the £30 by £4 so their fans never pay more than the £26 lowest ticket price away fans are charged at the Emirates.