So, the ST Holders who are upset at the surcharge are clearly thick cuunts who have no grasp of

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

how business works, given that supply-demand dynamics dictate that the club can charge what they like.

The club have decided to drop the charge thereby showing themselves to be thick cuunts who have no grasp of how business works either.

The club clearly need to employ some people with a grasp of basic business principles. Berni, will you step up to the plate?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

All the time. Moaning, moaning, moaning. The players are ****, the manager's stupid, the medical team are incompetent, the kit's all wrong, the beer's too expensive.

Then there's me, moaning about the moaning.

[Luis Anaconda]

like that fact that when we don't play seven home games they get money back for example - so yes they are thick c**ts if you take it that way. The club clearly do understand business principles as, although they were perfectly within their rights to apply the surcharge, they realised the subsequent bad publicity outweighed the income from it. It is rarely a business's fault when their customers don't understand the terms of what they are buying, h.

Basically, you have just made yourself look like a thick c**t is what I am saying

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

to harvest cash from our thick cuunt supporters just because the handful of them that can read take to social media like carping babies every time we reach into their pockets?

How the fvck do they think we can continue to keep players like little Theo at the club, and continue to challenge for the title every season without a robust cash flow model? We are up against the likes of Man City, Chelsea and Leicester with there bottomless pits of gold C and the last thing we need is the board acquiescing to these moaning minnies!

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

of offal that was once your liver, I shall sever it from your miserable body an feed it to you so I will.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

They're dedicated to their craft, you've got to give them that.

[Luis Anaconda]

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

[Classic Jorge]

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

What happened a few years ago with Barca / Milan etc?

I must say I found it all to be a very unseemly business.

[Luis Anaconda]

I think - I don't care. Half day today

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

The tickets obviously, not your annual leave arrangements.

[redgunamo]

So far as business is concerned, it represents an opportunity to continue fleec .. a constructive dialogue with your customers.