West Ham on Monday night

[Del]

That's it pal you sit at home and cheer the lads on, its 3 weeks to the next home game yet you can't be arsed to go,you sum up everything that's happened to football since the advent of sky,the club needs as many people through the turnstiles as possible I don't think there is a better stadium in the country to watch football when full and under the floodlights but you choose to stay at home.
I'm sure you will be the first to open your keyboard and have a moan if we get beat or hughes makes some tactical decisions that you don't agree with.
Tony Fernades and co have ploughed millions into the club and all they are asking from you and the like is to pull up £40 to watch a game of premiership football.
And just to add as some posters have enquired am i a newbie supporter the answer is no I've been going for more years than i care to remember and have done over 70 grounds watching Rangers

If anyone had any doubt after your first post that you're clearly an idiot, they don't now......

[Ginger Ninja]

wum i reckon Ninja,........possibly Foolham

Could very well be, Dave. He's clearly not for real anyway.

[Marshy]

If it was a semi final of the cup people would miraculously find the money.

Just saying.

They'd probably use their savings for something else for the semi-final of the cup. You can't realistically expect people who are struggling financially to divert 40 pounds of their savings for a Monday night match against West Ham. Luckily I don't have money problems, but I know some people who do, people who commute by the bus instead of the tube just to save a couple of quid a day.

[Marshy]

this is the rude awakening football clubs are going to have to accept and i said it would happen years ago as prices kept soaring.Ticket prices are too dear thesedays and only the diehards/dedicated fans will swallow it on a regular basis.

I love fball always have done always will but personally i wont pay silly money unless i wish to do so.I dont go to half the games i used to because of ticket prices..

Same here. I used to be a regular before, but now I feel there is too much money in football, and so I avoid Premiership games. I still go to the lower division games though, as I don't mind paying 16 pounds to see AFC Wimbledon like I did last week, but I do have a problem forking out 40 quid to pay the salary of cowboys like MH.

[vespa]

Same here. I used to be a regular before, but now I feel there is too much money in football, and so I avoid Premiership games. I still go to the lower division games though, as I don't mind paying 16 pounds to see AFC Wimbledon like I did last week, but I do have a problem forking out 40 quid to pay the salary of cowboys like MH.

I know what your saying , and ive spent many happy night games at Tooting and Mitcham or Sutton UTD, but ultimately the Rangers meens so much more , worth saving up for

[Marshy]

I know what your saying , and ive spent many happy night games at Tooting and Mitcham or Sutton UTD, but ultimately the Rangers meens so much more , worth saving up for

For sure, nothing beats seeing your own team playing :=):