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🎥 🏆: Arsenal will have to wait for an hour after the final whistle for the Premier League trophy to be presented at Selhurst Park on Sunday.
#CPFC supremo Steve Parish wishes to take advantage the vast TV audience to present himself with a lifetime achievement award on the pitch at full time.
The tribute to the Eagle’s chairman for single-handedly winning three trophies is set to run for 60 minutes.


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@TheEaglesNest25 Thing that makes it even dumber is it sounds like loads of the neutral tickets have been bought up by the teams fans anyway
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The Red Bull Arena holds 47,800.
Assuming Rayo got the same allocation as us - 11,372 - the two teams playing in the final get 22,744 tickets. This is less than half the capacity (47%).
Why are more tickets going to corporate and neutral spectators?!
🎶 Fuck UEFA 🎶
#CPFC
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🚨: Steve Parish will NOT attend the Conference League Final in Leipzig.
The #CPFC supremo didn’t check his emails and missed the invitation to register for tickets.
Parish is now is Phase 4 of the sales process and is not guaranteed a seat at the Red Bull Arena.

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French Ligue 1 club Lyon facing UEFA expulsion from European competitions next season. Concerns club has not met covenants set last summer
telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…
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@Luke_Seychell It’s more often than not given as a foul; but the annoyance is arsenal have scored a few goals this season where they’ve done worse than that to keepers that VAR haven’t turned over.
The inconsistency at play is the real issue
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@avfcbreaking @CFO4TAG UEFA love sharing pictures of fans & fan displays en route to the final. But then decide those fans aren’t worth as much as soon as the final comes round
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There was a time when a European final belonged to the supporters who dragged their club there.
Not anymore.
When Aston Villa were handed roughly 11,000 tickets for a Europa League final in a 70,000-plus stadium, the number itself told the story. UEFA can package the event however it likes — “festival of football”, “European showpiece”, “global celebration” — but the modern European final is no longer built around supporters. It is built around clients.
The supporters fund the journey. The corporates inherit the destination.
Villa fans will have spent thousands following the club across Europe. Flights, hotels, time off work, loyalty schemes built over years. Yet when the final arrives, huge sections of the stadium are reserved for sponsors, hospitality guests, executives, delegates and “neutral” allocations that often end up on resale sites within hours.
And supporters are expected to accept it.
UEFA’s defence is familiar. Sponsors fund competitions. Broadcasters need space. Hospitality drives revenue. All true. But football crossed a line when the event surrounding the final became more important than the supporters inside it.
The optics are awful because fans can see it themselves.
A finalist gets 11,000 tickets while corporate packages costing thousands remain available. Genuine supporters scramble through ballots with lottery-like odds, while neutral areas fill with tourists taking photos during the warm-up.
And UEFA wonders why resentment grows.
Supporters are constantly called “the lifeblood of the game” until ticket allocations are discussed. Then they become an inconvenience to work around premium inventory.
Football did not become Europe’s dominant sport because sponsors created atmosphere. The noise, colour and emotion UEFA sells globally every season is generated by match-going supporters — the same people increasingly pushed aside at the biggest games.
The “neutral fan” concept is perhaps the biggest fiction of all. In theory it promotes access. In reality it fuels resale markets, inflated prices and thousands travelling ticketless out of desperation.
UEFA could change it tomorrow. Finalists could receive 70 per cent of the stadium combined. Corporate sections could shrink. Hospitality would still exist.
But that would mean sacrificing revenue.
And modern football has shown repeatedly which side wins that argument.
#AVFC #scfreiburg

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@Phillyconcarne It’s odd the amount of hate she gets from Forest fans. She could blink and get hated on 🤦♂️ At least she goes to games which seems to be more than loads of teams ‘influencers’ do
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Feels quite telling that there’s only one person in this clip really getting hate
talkSPORT@talkSPORT
It's a proper party atmosphere at the City Ground 🔥 🎉 These #NFFC fans spoke to @MaxBScott after their Europa League semi-final first leg win over Aston Villa 🌳
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@steveroofer @soberich That’ll be palace to win the game in normal time; that’s different to palace to win the competition as it could go to extra time
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@soberich Might be wrong. Just looked and £590 on palace returns £1120?
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