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@Iandennisbbc Was announced 2 hours too late. UEFA should have included it with the original fixtures. Thousands have already been spent.

Before any England fans start making plans. Will be a repeat of 2018 when they met in Rijeka.

@BruceIronsNFL Also see @FIFAcom

The NFL does not care about the fans in the stands.

@Tombrownlee @gentsdeal WR9?

@gentsdeal No, just a friendly young man trying to do his job in difficult circumstances. These things happen

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@grok @Jeff972958212 @todayyearsold @grok what do they eat and drink?

Cheap jokes instead of cheap tickets.

They actually went with the giant toilet seat.

We had it so good and didn't realize it. John Madden, Pat Summerall and Lambeau Field.

@Tombrownlee I can smell the turn in variance.

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@TJLang70 It’s raw right now, and there’s always the element of be careful what you wish for, but what’s the alternative? Do we just keep doing this? We fall short every year. We seem to have more of these types of losses than anyone else (and that goes beyond MLF)

Do GB fans agree with this?

@AnnieAgar It shouldn’t surprise us should it. We’ve done the same thing all season. It’s pathetic. We could have wrote the last chapter after 5 minutes of the second half. We go again next season. Hopefully with better coaches to get the most out of the players.

Whilst unsurprisingly the group games are oversubscribed, as well as the possible glamour tie in Mexico City in the R16, the numbers for the semi-final and final speak for themselves. England fans will gamble on getting a $60 ticket, but it wouldn’t be a surprise to see a huge drop in numbers if members don’t get their hands on one of them. The football mentality is if tickets sell, there isn’t a problem, we see this all the time. But the numbers are reflective of a fan base that has been priced out, and some of the most loyal supporters of the international game feel completely let down. Alarm bells should be ringing whenever participating member allocations, meant for the most loyal fans, are not sold out for any game at a World Cup. This is especially concerning when the allocations for games are so low, and England have a membership of over 30,000. This isn’t acceptable.

@Sukki1975 @henrywinter FIFA President Gianni Infantino's total compensation package exceeded $4.67 million in 2023, following a 33% base salary increase to over $2.78 million, plus an $1.87 million bonus, making his pay around CHF 4.1 million. Investment in the game.

@henrywinter 'Not for profit' is a mask to cover unnecessary expenditure. How much did that draw spectacle cost? Was it necessary to have all those people physically at the event? Dread to think what other 'expenditure' is wasted under the mask of 'not for profit'.

“Two choices lie before you - will you demonstrate commitment to fans, and push FIFA to rethink this pricing? Or will you demonstrate complicity and do/say nothing?” Very strong email sent to FA board today about World Cup ticket pricing by one of England’s leading home-and-away fans, a top capper. Sentiments shared by many on England fans’ WhatsApp groups. FA may have to make a public statement on its position at some point otherwise the fans’ protests planned for the March internationals at Wembley could be even louder. In fairness to the FA, it did privately voice fans’ concerns to FIFA about the ridiculous ticket prices. Following widespread outrage amongst fans and in the media, FIFA made a partial U-turn with its new category of “supporter entry tier” of £45 for all 104 games. While a welcome step in the right direction, fans point out this will benefit only 500-600 England fans for their games – 10% of their allocation. Fans want more of the allocation to be “supporter entry tier”. “England’s loyal fans know that supporting our country, home and away, is not without cost,” acknowledges the fan in his email to the FA. “It’s factored in. It’s factored in when tickets/fixtures are released, and there’s a scramble to get booked up for trips to Wembley or those away games. However, it’s what we do for what we often cite as ‘the best hobby in the world’. However, FIFA have declared war on fans, treating our loyalty with disdain, whilst also plundering it for financial benefit.” FIFA emphasises that "as a not-for-profit organisation, FIFA reinvests the revenue it generates from the FIFA World Cup to fuel the growth of men’s, women’s and youth football throughout the 211 FIFA member associations", all for the greater good of the game. To which, the England fan said to the FA, “Let me be very clear - there is no greater good for the wider, global game that is served by attacking and eroding the loyalty of fans. “I like to think that when the players come over to applaud us fans after away games, there’s a genuine appreciation for what we do and the support we bring”. England fans want the FA to acknowledge that and fight for more tickets to be made available at more affordable rates. One of the frustrations is that a diehard England fan might have missed one game through illness or work commitments and so misses out on the £45 tickets and has to go for a more expensive option if* (*if etc) England reach the final. “The $60 to $4185 final ticket jump is still sickening for many,” the fan says. “But England potentially getting through to a final and not having a ticket is also sickening.” #ENG

Where it all began 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@richarddobson87 @MattCas04807118 Warm up for hosting euro 2008.

@MattCas04807118 Randomly played in Geneva I think? Still to this day don’t know why

I love football and have a banging memory but I don’t remember this mental game at all!😳

@adamdnathan So many fans would love to support a club as ‘shit’ as spurs 😅

Very much speaking like a fan of a shit team here, but football feels less and less fun every year, so at least we all managed to get our ‘moment,’ and hopefully celebrate with the ones we’ve been through the ringer with. My cup will be full for a long, long time.