by From Despair To Where? »
07 May 2007 01:19
I can fully understand why people are thinking twice about next season. I've decided to renew for next season but it was a really tough decision.
I tried working out what this season has cost a few days ago: close on £3,000 for tickets and travel alone, nearly 2 weeks spent behind the wheel of my car and, to be honest, I don't think I've watched a decent game of football in nearly three months and I've only missed 3 matches since Christmas. Sure, there's been great moments to savour, but a decent 90 minutes of football? Last one was probably Sheffield Utd. For all the hype and bluster, the Premiership is a truly dull and uninspiring experiences that takes itself far too seriously. I know as football fans we are a generally captive audience but when it stops being fun or worth the expense, you start asking yourself questions.
It's a massive commitment financially for what seems like increasingly diminishing returns. Great if you can afford it but, believe it or not, for many there are more important things in life than football. Why judge others for the worse just because you are fortunate enough to not have to make a choice?