Rangers Then, Sevco Now, Scotland's Shame Forever....

[redstarfk]

Supporters keep attending in decent numbers, they must like the product they are getting and be pleased with how the game is run surely?

Doubt if the vast majority of the fans who attend reguarly are all that bothered about the way the game is run.....or at least not enough to make them stop going. In my opinion it's the value for money of the product on the park that's by far and away the most significant factor in keeping the fans going.

[its_a_goal]

Picture the scene this week:

Lackey - em, excuse me compliance officer, we have some footage to review.
Compliance Officer - I'm getting pissed off at these neds. Let's throw the book at this bassa. Run the tape.
Lackey - will do.
CO - ootcha, that's nasty. Let's throw the book at this boy.
Lackey- there's more. Here it is.
CO - what, the same boy again. Right, we're having him. Who is it?
Lackey - Morelos.
CO- I've heard that name before. We're definitely having him. Who does he play for.
Lackey- the Rangers.
CO - what? Why are you bringing this to me. No case to answer. Fair challenges all round. Very sporting player.

Flock, I'm bored.

[The Trading Sheep]

Doubt if the vast majority of the fans who attend reguarly are all that bothered about the way the game is run.....or at least not enough to make them stop going. In my opinion it's the value for money of the product on the park that's by far and away the most significant factor in keeping the fans going.

Value for money? Paying to watch a competition you are not allowed to win? Paying to get frustrated at blatant cheating?

Even all that to one side, I still think the game is over priced compared to what you get in other countries. How a family of 2,3 or 4 can afford to attend weekly is beyond me. A lot of other uses that money could go too, but each to their own I guess