For a friendly even 7500 BDT is quite expensive where ever you are in the world. In the UK cheapest tickets start from 35 GBP for a friendly football game. Posted via BC Mobile Edition (Blackberry)
Originally Posted by BASSMAN
For a friendly even 7500 BDT is quite expensive where ever you are in the world. In the UK cheapest tickets start from 35 GBP for a friendly football game. Posted via BC Mobile Edition (Blackberry)
But it also depends on the teams, Argentina doesnt go to BD everyday, whether for a friendly or not. This is more like a once in a lifetime oppurtunity for most of the people. In that sense, 7500 is nothing [but I personally wouldnt spend it, if it was Germany, sure, but not for Argentina :P]
Originally Posted by Ashraf-FTP
But it also depends on the teams, Argentina doesnt go to BD everyday, whether for a friendly or not. This is more like a once in a lifetime oppurtunity for most of the people. In that sense, 7500 is nothing [but I personally wouldnt spend it, if it was Germany, sure, but not for Argentina :P]
That's for sure that this is a life time opportunity for many BAngladeshi. But IMO the countries worth watching (with full strength)who will have star players include Argentina,brazil,germany,and ivory coast Posted via BC Mobile Edition (Blackberry)
Originally Posted by BASSMAN
That's for sure that this is a life time opportunity for many BAngladeshi. But IMO the countries worth watching (with full strength)who will have star players include Argentina,brazil,germany,and ivory coast Posted via BC Mobile Edition (Blackberry)
lmaooo, Ivory Coast ? where did that come from ? :P
^^and Naimul the referees are going to be Irani. BFF told asian football to choose the referees and they chose Iranian referees.
Football fans in Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest countries, have reacted in fury over ticket prices set at a minimum of $100 (7,400 Bangladeshi Taka) to see superstar Lionel Messi lead out Argentina in a friendly.
The stylish South Americans, who have had a massive following in
Bangladesh since the 1980s, will play in the capital Dhaka on Tuesday evening against Nigeria.
But only half of the tickets have so far been sold for the game - the biggest football match in the country's history - with many fans unable to afford the entry price.
Passion for the game runs deep in Bangladesh. During the football World Cup last year, the country was covered in Argentinian and Brazilian flags.
But minimum ticket prices of 7,400 Taka and the expense of Eid celebrations last week marking the end of Ramadan could leave rows of empty seats at the 24,000-capacity Bangabandhu National Stadium.
“It's a ridiculous price. They don't want real soccer fans to watch Messi's match. I earn just 8,000 taka per month. How can I afford a ticket?” Rajib Ahmed, 25, a chemical tester at a private company, told AFP outside the ground.
"I saved some money and bought a ticket for Monday's practice session. It costs 1,000 taka, which is still too much. I just want to see Messi in action. He is the best player on earth," Ahmed said.
Like many Bangladeshis, Rajib's love of Argentina is rooted in the team's glorious past. "Our family has been supporting the side since the heyday of (Diego) Maradona," he said. "We would have bought tickets for the match had they lowered the price to perhaps 2,000 taka."
Head of the organising committee Anwarul Haq Helal said, “If you want to see Messi play, there is some cost. We have sold only 50 percent of the tickets at the moment. We did not expect this.” http://www.hindustantimes.com/Messi-...e1-741772.aspx
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agamikal o same hobe.....
edike amader cricket e kee hocche na hocche kono news pawa jacche na. top page e ase sudhu captain vice captain saking er khobor......... ar kothau onno kisu nai ......
7500 taka is a ridiculous price and it will be a big shame if the stadium is half full in a country like Bangladesh which probably has the most passionate supporters of Argentina oustide Argentina !
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