Well said, there is a great injustice that Juventus haven't supported the families who suffered in Heysel compared to how much Liverpool FC supported the families of Hillsborough.
UFEA are just as much in the wrong here as the FA are in England.
Oh I agree with you 100% on that.
Perhaps concerned isn't the right word... I'd just prefer it if the business side of things didn't intefere with the football as much as it does (it gets tedius, especially when the fans talk about it more than the actual game at times hence my ealier point)...
Again you've misunderstood what I was saying... I wasn't criticsing Arsenal's business model (I only used them as an example), was commenting that some fans spend more time discussing the business side of their club than they do the footballing side.
You've misunderstood me. I meant I find it concerning that some football fans care as much or more about their clubs financial and business exploits than about the football that they play. Eg. Arsenal fans rejoycing about their club selling some luxury flats (while their club hasn't won a trophy...
A very interesting (and suprisingly long) article. Always found it concerning that a lot of football fans place such a great emphasis on how well their club is doing financially rather than in pure footballing terms and success on the pitch.
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Armenian Flag.
Sponsor: The Transcaucasian Flag as the sponsor (however without the red background, just the yellow writing and soviet symbol).
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