801 higher for a stadium where you would expect it to be the same. That's quite a big difference.
I didn't mean any offence, literally just wondering why there's an 800 bigger difference than you would expect.
TheRealGreenArrow
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Can someone explain why Inter Milans is much higher than AC Milans? Wouldn't have thought selling the same number of tickets would result in that much of an average attendance swing.
I do agree that it should, but also with the laws in the UK broadcasters just aren't going to take the risk, and I understand that.
If it wasn't, we would have been hit with a points deduction.
The case in ongoing, so no, you wouldn't have.
Notice how all of your favorite pundits haven't brought up those charges in a while. Probably because they know it's all bs.
If we ignore the ridiculous 'favourite' part.
They brought it up when it first happened. Nothing of note has happened yet, so why would they keep bringing it up?
And in the UK people tread carefully around things that are alleged because they don't want to get in trouble. You have to say alleged, but usually people just steer clear of it. So what exactly do you expect them to keep saying? Talking about it just opens them up to issues. Why not wait until a result?
It's crazy that instead of thinking why people might not go on live TV in the UK and talk about alleged things all the time when there's been no updates about it, you just assume it's because it's bullshit.
I just think this is so simple. You don't need sin bins.
Allow only the captain to approach the ref and anyone else who does so gets a yellow. You stick to that the first gameweek and it instantly stops it. Done. Problem literally sorted straight away.
Have them release a statement before the weekend that says these players will receive yellows and they fully back the refs to do so, making it clear to everyone so there's no complaints and taking some pressure off of the refs.
If you don't limit it to captains then the issue becomes what does a ref deem dissent Vs normal behaviour, and that's caused the shitshow we are in now.
There's just no need to complicate things and I don't know why they haven't sorted it yet.
€95m, which is roughly £83m. Quite a bit less than £100m and even better value!
Fair enough. Appreciate the response.