Protests then?...what do you want?

yes for away fans , they have offered home concessions , the only argument is the away kids and OAP's they are happy with home arrangements ... true ? ... as I know it is

 

The post you are replying to was tongue in cheek.

 

No they haven't

(Can't believe we're still having this debate, I was rather hoping by now we'd be discussing exactly how the new owners would dismantle the ****e scheme)

 

Are you referring to the one season promise to freeze some existing pass holders tickets prices?

 

Is that Australian for backtracking on what you posted ?

 

Er, no, it's me reading a long post in reply to a pretty jokey post and feeling the need to clarify.

 

There are no concessions, for home supporters, in any parts of the ground. Confirmed, to me, by the club.

 

What's an ejeculation? This is not the first time you've used this 'word'. Is it an ejection with an 'ula' in the middle? Is it the pointy thing at the end of a controversial sentence?

 

Long post ?
You must have the attention span of a goldfish.

 

On my phone it took a fair amount of scrolling to get past.

Not sure why you're so intent on the barbs.

 

I was just pointing out that they do see the games and therefore would see the red card protest

 

We have been told we are getting sold since the FA kicked out the name change. What makes you think it will happen in September. Being consulting the tea leaves again

 

You must remember Sydney gets all his information from Twitter so anything over 140 characters is hard for him to cope with.

 

What makes you think it wont ?
You been swallowing Dave Burns doom and gloom sermon, fed to him by someone with a vested interest in all of this ?

 

Yes I'd like to think the Allams and the Americans are still talking, but it doesn't look like it.

The Americans only have a vested interest if they are trying to get the Allams to reduce the price.

Personally I can understand hard negotiations about the change in the value of sterling or how much would be paid up front. If the Allams took the SMC out of the negotiations and said they wanted another £6 million then I can understand why the Americans walked. The club have said negotiations will continue in September, it really isn't that long to wait and see if they are telling the truth.

 

Second sentence in. Nail on head.
If I were buying a modest house that I wanted for £100k and at the last minute before we exchanged contacts the vendors asked for another £6k for whatever do you think I would walk away ?
So on a £100m deal do you think another £6m is the deal breaker ? This on a deal that has a guaranteed income way above the asking price for the whole business?
Have you ever considered that these people didn't have the money after all ?

 

Come off your high horse pal, this is business. £6m in the context of this deal is like someone buying a round of drinks.