> Ashlesh said:
> > munna21977 said:
> > Yes mixture of non-franchises with franchises-add to that Pailan Arrows, PSUs like Air India and family clubs of Goa and inefficient AIFF. Pathetic stadiums.Recipe for Disaster. )
none of goan clubs are family owned club now
all are seperate entities if you want you can buy share
before speaking you should do some research on them
or dont spread shit
Ashlesh I am speaking on the basis of research only. Both Wikipedia and Goal.com are mentioning that Churchill Brothers is a Family Club. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churchill_Brothers_S.C. Look under heading Ownerships and Finances.
But then there is nothing wrond in it. Family owned club is better then a PSU. nothing to do with shares-as long as there are tickets to enter a stadium to see match at Goa. People talk about banning Air India becoz its a PSU, but ignore no tickets at Goa stadiums for which points are cut by AFC.
Family clubs are fine. The New York Yankees of the MLB Baseball... the most recognized sports team in the world from America... are a family club ran by the Steinbrenners.
> Ashlesh said:
> most of you guys always try to find opportunity to crack at goan clubs and goan people so its not big thing so hoping you people get well soon in new year
wish you happy new year
We are not. Most things we say against the Goan clubs are true. You guys don't have people who pay for tickets for example... if you say they do then prove it.
@munna. Who told you that there are no tickets for Goa matches??? The tickets are there but along with it there are a lot of complimentary passes also. So that part of the AFC criteria is satisfied coz tickets are sold on matchdays.
And Goan clubs always think about the people first. They can easily buy 5000 tickets every matchday and show that to AFC as sales. Thats easy to manipulate. And many guys here say that it wont work in long term. Then so be it. They will close down when they can no longer do it. Whats the big issue in this. Indian football will still go ahead without them as it will do without Mohun Bagan.
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I whould blame aiff and the W.B GOVT. for ybk's pathetic status.
ybk's turf is fifa approved 2 star turf (fit for international games) .... :-D
Is YBK turf only 2 star???? And duler got 5 star. What is going on!!!!
> Domnic said:
> > sanvedjadhav said:
> > ybk's turf is fifa approved 2 star turf (fit for international games) .... :-D
>
> Is YBK turf only 2 star???? And duler got 5 star. What is going on!!!!
>
lol...who told 5 star..show me the source..... even FIFA has a 2 star system (2 star is the highest)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_turf (go to association soccer part)
> Ashlesh said:
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> > munna21977 said:
> > Yes mixture of non-franchises with franchises-add to that Pailan Arrows, PSUs like Air India and family clubs of Goa and inefficient AIFF. Pathetic stadiums.Recipe for Disaster.
Ashlesh I am speaking on the basis of research only. Both Wikipedia and Goal.com are mentioning that Churchill Brothers is a Family Club.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churchill_Brothers_S.C. Look under heading Ownerships and Finances.
http://www.goal.com/en-india/teams/india/1083/churchill/info
But then there is nothing wrond in it. Family owned club is better then a PSU.
nothing to do with shares-as long as there are tickets to enter a stadium to see match at Goa. People talk about banning Air India becoz its a PSU, but ignore no tickets at Goa stadiums for which points are cut by AFC.
wikipida and goal com lol you completely believe in that
Please specify which afc criteria kolkata clubs don't comply but goan clubs do.
2012: 5 Negatives in Indian Football
http://www.goal.com/en-india/news/136/india/2012/12/31/3636222/2012-5-negatives-in-indian-football
if wanted they chould have made a 2012: 50 Negatives in Indian Football :P
OMG Stop this Goa and Kolkata nonsense.
> Ashlesh said:
> most of you guys always try to find opportunity to crack at goan clubs and goan people so its not big thing so hoping you people get well soon in new year
@munna. Who told you that there are no tickets for Goa matches??? The tickets are there but along with it there are a lot of complimentary passes also. So that part of the AFC criteria is satisfied coz tickets are sold on matchdays.
And Goan clubs always think about the people first. They can easily buy 5000 tickets every matchday and show that to AFC as sales. Thats easy to manipulate. And many guys here say that it wont work in long term. Then so be it. They will close down when they can no longer do it. Whats the big issue in this. Indian football will still go ahead without them as it will do without Mohun Bagan.