It's called supply and demand. If people are willing to pay 2k per ticket for a game or two, that's what the market price will be. Football fans don't "boycott" the World Cup just because the host country has an awful leader. Many football fans are however priced out of attending this year's World Cup but being priced out is different from a boycott. No one with at least half a brain is shifting a narrative or failing to understand the difference between boycott and being priced out. |
But for us (like many), we can’t do last minute. We have to find a hotel and travel. So we are priced out of the game on our own country. For a kid who plays soccer any time he can. It’s a real shame. |
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When fifa is selling tickets starting at $500 to $1,000 a game they don’t care about a few empty seats. They aren’t going to dramatically drop the prices because all the people who bought seats at $1,000 would complain.
You can sell one seat at $1,000 or 5 seats at $200. It is the same amount of money. So half a stadium could be empty and fifa is still making over a billion |
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Aussie chant coming tomorrow according to their social media:
he's fat he's old he likes then 12 years old Pretty sure most of the US fans will join in |
Wow, that sounds juvenile and irrelevant. Just like Australia soccer. |
US fans will join in on that. Soccer isn't full of MAGA, especially given world cup tickets are out of the base's income/disability check range. |
Maybe juvenile (but that's modern politics in the Trump age)...but if the media won't speak the truth, at least we have Australia picking up the slack. |
ticket revenues are barely a rounding error in FIFA's calculation. The worldwide TV/broadcast rights are the main driver. |
+1 Soccer/football's global fan base could care less about Trump and America's corrupt political parties. |
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The World Cup has been such a nice advertisement for America.
USA! USA! USA! USA! |
I'm afraid the enthusiasm for US soccer will end shortly after they advance from the group stage but for now, USA, USA... |
| Check out the Men In Blazers Instagram account. They have so many World Cup videos of foreign fans living their best lives and loving the U.S. |