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Subject: NEWS Sokker- big changes are coming!
First of all, it's not about being rich, but about not harming existing revenues. So we got 3 more home games, who gets rich from that? It's just a small and worthy consideration for adding official games. Why lower ticket prices? What did we do with it? Revenues remain the same and even lower. Before the change, I would make more money on a home game from 35,000 fans than now from 50,000. So where is the fair?
Just checking very briefly Liron Altman for instance played 4X 90 min official games per week, that's pretty sucidal to me. Even though it's hard to share mins per game with 4 official games and yes i have had injuries too, imo the least you can do is to give some rest to your main players against opponents who are weaker. 4 official games there's no argument even that they will end up with an injury, no surprise to me at least.
Im not saying it's ok to keep injuries as long they are currently but also minimizing the risks is possible in your case. Though i would vote for shorter injuries + more training spots to have more decent players on the market and on bench as now with 4 officil games it's pretty much a must.
Im not saying it's ok to keep injuries as long they are currently but also minimizing the risks is possible in your case. Though i would vote for shorter injuries + more training spots to have more decent players on the market and on bench as now with 4 officil games it's pretty much a must.
I won the championship last season, so the first games of the season is against all the strong teams in a row. In addition, they added another official match that week. That's exactly my argument! Check the entire roster and you'll see that my team is 22 players..very wide - no less!
To make rotations, and still - few players have to play the tough games.
That's exactly my argument why it's annoying that they lowered ticket prices but increased the intensity and chances of injuries!
And regardless, you know that there is no such thing as a load following consecutive games. That doesn't mean he has a higher percentage chance of getting injured per game if he played consecutive games, but every game is the same chance whether he played that week or not.
To make rotations, and still - few players have to play the tough games.
That's exactly my argument why it's annoying that they lowered ticket prices but increased the intensity and chances of injuries!
And regardless, you know that there is no such thing as a load following consecutive games. That doesn't mean he has a higher percentage chance of getting injured per game if he played consecutive games, but every game is the same chance whether he played that week or not.