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I a English, live in DC and tickets for the Galaxy game are only available in packs right now and when they eventually have to release just individual match tickets for Beckham's arrival I would be curious to see what they charge for a Thursday night game. I shant pay above the odds for a fella I have seen play many times in England.
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The Gaffer
My theory is that it's partly to do with the season tickets: these were originally supposed to include 15 regular season games + 5 friendlies/whatever. But they only ended up arranging 3 of these "extra" games (Villa, Benfica and the Canada v. Argentina U20s). If you worked out the price per ticket, based on 18 games, it cost just about as much as buying single tickets for each match (assuming they were available, that is). But if they decide that tickets for the "international" games are worth two or three times as much, then it makes it seem like season ticketholders are getting more bang for their buck.
As for the "World Class" comments, please define "World Class"? The Villa have plenty of International players in the squad, most of which have played on the World scene with their respective countries, including World Cups. As for the rest of the squad, watch out for the 2007/8 season. Villa are going to rock! The cool blend of exciting youngsters (Aggy, Moore, Gardner, Young, Cahill, etc) mixed with the seasoned pro's (Laursen, Mellberg, Carew, Barry, etc) plus the new talent that will arrive in the summer - all managed by the brilliance of Martin O'Neill - will be a top five team next year. This is our chance to see the Villans just before they break into the "World Class" mould!!
UP THE VILLA!
Carew was better 5 years ago than he is now - that's what past his prime means. His prime is his optimum, his peak. For him it was back in Valencia.
The true World Class talent that Villa have is the manager, Martin O Neill is excellent and I am envious there - if anyone can bring in World Class talent to Villa it will be him and Lerner's money.
I can name 4 managers in the Premier League who will tell you Gareth Barry doesn't belong in a top 4 side - the 4 that haven't ever bid for him. Chelsea are willing to throw 24 million pounds at Shaun Wright Phillips, Gallas plus 5 for Ashley Cole... when they needed a left back - they didn't bother with Gareth Barry.
Arsenal to replace Cole - didn't bother with Barry, they developed Cliché. United have Evra and Heinze - they don't bother with Barry. Liverpool have any number of left backs - not one of them is Gareth Barry. Sorry mate, that's your facts and I am happy to put my name on them Mr. Anonymous.
sigh.
And obviously can play left mid as well.
As regards to the tickets, in all honesty, i don't care how much i would have to pay to see Villa. The opportunity does not come knocking at the door ever so often. The lower priced tickets i believe are sold out. I for one would want the best seat in the house and i don't care if they field a weakened side, just to see the team play is already a plus for me.
Read the article at:
http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/216659
Cheers,
The Gaffer