Nedum Onuoha

When you think about the fact that, like, Timothy Ware is trying to connect himself to all the different fans around the world, talking about ticket prices and, you know, most footballers themselves.

We're very much not really connected with the real world, but here's something, here's an issue he wants to speak up on to try and help people out.

But instead...

No, just play football, focusing on that.

Cool, so Timothy Ware knows.

If he's not talking about playing on the wing, playing as a forward, playing for the national team, then yeah, I guess it's best to just say absolutely nothing.

So says your manager, who turns out to be one of the most miserable men on planet Earth.

Who knew?

To be fair, I'm with Craig on this one.

I don't think I take it too well, to be honest.

Because, like, who's on the wrong side of history here?

Timothy Ware saying the ticket prices are too expensive.

Like, how is it a good thing to say, well, you shouldn't talk about that?

That's the wrong thing to discuss.

Because he's talking about potentially like hundreds of thousands of people that would like to go to one of the showcase events in just like world sport, but the prices are exceptionally high.

The US national team, they're not the ones setting the prices.

It's somebody else.

Like he's trying to appeal to the larger population and understanding that even though he can afford it himself, for the everyday fan, which he does mention...

The prices are too high.

Is that not an objective truth?