A Show of Loyalty

If someone who didn't know Wang Ye's background and identity heard him say that, they would have thought he was joking!

But after the media frenzy of the past while, the vast majority of fans already knew Wang Ye's wealth and background like the back of their hands.

When such a major figure, worth tens of billions and of such lofty status, said something in front of tens of thousands of people, no one would take it lightly!

And today was Arsenal's home match. Nearly everyone present was an ardent Arsenal supporter, so the moment they heard Wang Ye's words, everyone's emotions were ignited.

The cheers from the entire stadium shook the ground faintly...

Wang Ye did not say much. After just a few simple remarks had stirred up the fans' emotions, he waved and left the field.

After all, the match was about to begin. The true stars were the players from both sides, and he would not hog the stage.

After leaving the field, he went to the best box in the stadium. David Dein and several club executives accompanied him there to watch the match.

The box was spacious enough for more than a dozen people to watch the game comfortably.

This was also an old European football tradition. Virtually every stadium had similar boxes, though not many of them—usually anywhere from several dozen to one or two hundred.

Highbury Stadium was relatively small, so it had only forty-eight boxes, along with more than one hundred and sixty press seats and two hundred wheelchair spaces for disabled spectators.

Since they were boxes, their prices naturally differed from ordinary tickets. They were sold on an annual basis.

At the old Highbury Stadium, an ordinary box cost around seventy thousand pounds a year, with the price varying according to