19. May 2009, 15:31
Filed under: FOOTBALL CHIT CHAT
Filed under: FOOTBALL CHIT CHAT
FC Salzburg are this year’s champions of Austria’s Bundesliga! After titleholders and closest pursuers SK Rapid Wien suffered a 3-0 loss at SV Ried that left them unable to bridge the seven-point gap with two games remaining. Congratulati0ons. Money won, but only this time…
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let the ri0t$ begin…
doberman 05.19.09 @ 15:47Es lebe SK Rapid!
tja 05.19.09 @ 17:40After the 4:2 loss in st. hanappi there where still hopes;) Oh well
If you think that Salzburg has an overall budget of over 45 mill. compared to Rapid for instance which doesn´t even have half, it seemed like quite a struggle.
RB Salzburg a team with no tradition or history which at the end of the day results to no following and passion. If you go to see a game in salzburg, the whole stadium seems like a big family outing. Plus the fullest the place gets is when they play traditionall teams and thats when the Salzburg crowd get to see what football is really about!
Whatever, I will never forget the time of glory…. 7:0
shneksta 05.26.09 @ 14:18what up lads, give me some feedback!
whats your point of view when it comes to modern (commercial) football??
some aspects are: Overpriced tickets, teams selling their players like stock, games at unusual times, stadiums where all crowd is seeted (as in England) etc………..
go for it
shneksta 05.26.09 @ 14:57well, it is always all about the money. money rules the world.
klanadez 05.26.09 @ 15:02that’s the reason for overpriced tickets, unusual beginning times (because of television), and so on…
and it goes on… as long as people pay for it…
well yes,… the thing is, people that people that used to go to football cant afford it anymore. In England for Example football is turning even more and more into a High society event.
I think they´re trying to get rid of the traditional image of football being a working class sport.
How can a average worker who used to dedicate himself to a team with passion, all of a sudden afford to pay double or even tripple the price?
football yes-business no
shneksta 05.26.09 @ 15:08