
Mike E
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Had a slight rethink. While I still think ticket prices should be lower than they are, I’d probably be less harsh on them if my boys were old enough to take. The price for one adult and two kids is excellent value, but I think the value for me going on my own isn’t. The lowest price is what I think the highest price should be.
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Beautifully and lovingly written. RIP and best wishes to you and your family
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Should be the reverse! Buy your ST in person at the club shop and get 10% off any other items purchased. They’ve no idea how to generate money.
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The Summer Transfer Window (Press Submit)
Mike E replied to RoversClitheroe's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Despite it being a solution to similar troubles at many other clubs negatively impacted by awful ownership? -
2 more seats in the boot 😂
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I think if that were true he’d be at a higher level than Langho. But if you mean cricket, then yes absolutely.
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He will move where his best chances of trophies are. He’s too good to have no ambition. I doubt he’ll be in a rush or anything, but I think he’ll move on from Palace by summer 2025 to a club with aspirations of multi-trophy wins. His talent is the kind that improves in line with that of his teammates. If you can keep a core (like Olise, Eze etc) you can build around, you might keep him. But I think even a top 6 finish wouldn’t stop him from moving to a club like Arsenal/City.
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I’m led to believe he preferred cricket like their dad.
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You can imo. You set the price early and get the money in. The delay in release is partly what drives prices up, as you make the club more desperate for money and you lessen the window for people to take up the offer. Plenty of clubs had their prices out in April, and there’s no reason we couldn’t. Or if it was that much of an issue, you have two prices ready and release them Monday morning after the last game, rather than waiting 10 days.
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I’ve been arguing with Waggott since Jan 2020 about getting prices out in April at latest. I wasn’t specifically whinging for me, but for others. I’ve already made the decision not to buy because of the tokenism nature of the price reduction, after YEARS of arguing for cheaper pricing in line with the demographics of the area. If detail of the ‘16 game package’ mentioned come out soon then I might consider that, mind.
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Just worked out I get one payday to consider it. So my choice to not get a ST has become ‘cannot if I wanted to’. Cheers Swagg.
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@J*B makes all us mods refer to @K-Hod as King Kenny.
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Steve Kean was ‘Academy Director’ at Hibs…
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Never occurs to them that they’ll get more cash if they kept it at that price. ’To celebrate 30 years since the PL win, £300 all over the ground.’ ’The season will mark our 150th birthday. If you get in before x date, we’ll ballot 150 lucky STs to pay half price, refunding £150.’ ’All 12-18yos and over 65s cost £150 (early bird ballot may receive £30 refund).’ ’All u12s cost £30.’ Easy innit?
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You understand that those club staff already work those hours? The fan in this scenario will already have spent money on fuel to get to the club shop (and in an extreme scenario as I often do when getting tickets) try to book off work early or use flexible working to get to the club shop. Some of us still prefer physical interaction as the social beings we are.
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As highlighted above, it grinds my gears that over 4 years since the original Marketing Prospectus (and repeated fan engagement since then) the BEST the club can offer is a temporary and tokenist reduction on the highest ST prices since Venkys took over. ‘A step in the right direction’ after all that time isn’t good enough. It’s like me expecting praise for putting the bins out on bin day. But the wrong bin. On the wrong day. ‘I’ve tried everything I can.’
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That Fielder pillock did, told RT just as much.
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If anyone between Clayton le Moors and Brockhall wants a lift, I’m happy to oblige. Up to 6 spaces (benefits of a family car)!
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I thought ‘fair enough’ at the early bird price, but the gouging in the following two phases really puts me off. As ever, a decent idea half-done.
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The more I think about it, the more I think Adam WILL be the second coming of TUGAY. Not only in his languid style of play and passing ability, but how he seems to get even better when placed alongside better players (who are on his wavelength). He’s even lost the ‘Tugay’s invisible friend’ syndrome that occasionally blighted some passes here. Tugay from Rangers to Rovers = Wharton from Rovers to Palace. Plus he’s developed that defensive bite that JDT wanted him to work on. Just needs to add long range goals to his repertoire.
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Delighted for Adam. Hopefully the start of a new England ‘Golden Generation’ (at least in midfield/forward). Venkys and Waggott can go f*** themselves. C***s.
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The Summer Transfer Window (Press Submit)
Mike E replied to RoversClitheroe's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Been a thinking about this, and wonder if we may go 5-3-2? Eg: ———————-Pears ———-Hyam—Carter—Wharton Brittain————Tronstad—————Gent —————-Travis——-Buckley -——————Sigurdsson ———————Gallagher Need some additions but it seems to fit our current squad reasonably well in terms of who is available and where. Add a mobile striker, new keeper, and it’s a start. -
Aye, probably a bit of beer talking there. I can’t put my finger on it but I feel like theres a touch of freedom or expression that’s gone. Either that or I’m just merging Grealish and Foden into one in my own head.
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I just KNEW you were going to disagree with me. Foden is a generational talent being held back by Pep imo. Fergie or Wenger would’ve had him at prime Kaka 2007-09 by now. Rodri was one of the world’s ’next big things when City bought him. Akanji was a key piece of Dortmund’s playing style for 4 years before City bought him. Look at Haaland. Gone backwards. Grealish has lost the magic in his boots that he had at Villa. It’s easy to buy players for specific roles who are already superb at that role. That’s all Pep does. I’ll give you Aké though. And I’ll credit him with keeping Kyle Walker at the peak of his powers at an age when full backs can lose their way if they rely on pace.
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There’s no magic to teams like City. Rovers. Ranieri’s Leicester. Fergie’s Utd. Wenger’s Arsenal. Mourinho at Chelsea. Klopp’s Liverpool. Even Mancini’s City. All had real personalities about their teams, playing beautiful football in different ways. And all were beatable, so no matter how good they were they had to earn their wins. Pep’s City are more like Football Manager FC, bought all the best players in each position and then press ‘simulate season’. Boring.