Take two minutes out of your day to get rid of the music that no one asked for at The Bridge…
Fans should at least be consulted on this and to my knowledge that hasn’t happened…
@CSG2005@ChelseaSTrust
And, on that note, if you’re a match-going supporter (TV viewers from outside the UK don’t count I’m afraid), please email [email protected] to register your displeasure at the playing of ‘Chelsea Dagger’ (written & performed by Celtic fans)
It’s NOT NEEDED
Coming soon:
“We are pleased to announce we have sold the naming rights of Cobham Next Gen for the grand sum of £XM to try and flatter our accounting results even further. Introducing for 2027/2028: Colgate Next Gen”
@ChelseaFC Nobody wanted to be introduced to this… another wonderful example of how far removed decision makers and owners are from the fanbase.
Can only think this is some kind of badly planned test before trying to erase Chelsea FC entirely. Woeful.
@MaximilianCFC Pretty sure they’ve had this in place for a few years. (Thankfully never had issues with a bag slightly bigger when I’ve come from work)
That said, agree regular match going fans are getting done over in plenty of ways. The ballot is a farce.
Liverpool have revised plans to increase ticket prices following protests and lengthy discussions with the club’s supporters’ board.
In March, the club announced a three per cent rise for next season with further inflation-linked increases to follow in 2027-28 and 2028-29.
Yet after a strong backlash, particularly at recent home games, Liverpool have on Thursday confirmed a compromise.
While the three per cent inflation-based rise for general admission next season will remain, there will now be a freeze on prices for the 2027-28 season.
More from @greggevans40 and @Simon_Hughes__
https://t.co/U3Ct9UdInW
Upper Tier standing again olé olé
Couldn’t justify an added £75 a ticket to go lower…
Not expecting the end to be as (Wembley) good as Leeds, but hopefully half decent…
God knows what’ll happen on the pitch 🤣