Got a lot of sympathy for the staff at the ground.
First of all, let me say that the club have a responsibility to get people in who can do a professional job. In the past, and maybe this season, I have seen examples where they have not done so, either because the person working there is about 13 or because they struggle with communication.
However, I see that as the club's fault, not the person who is trying to earn some (a shit amount) money. The club should ensure they get people up to the job but I don't expect anyone to say "sorry, I'm not going to do your shit job, even though you have asked me to, as even though you obviously think otherwise, I might struggle with it."
Anyway, my main point is that, even though, on the odd occasion, I have received poor service from these stands, I remain patient and polite. It disgusts me the dog's abuse that I see these people, quite often kids, getting from complete wankers at almost every game.
I couldn't give a shit if the person can't understand a word of English, there is no excuse for the behaviour of some pricks. And I don't just mean the wankers who are on the edge of violence with them, I also mean the patronising twats and idiots who start taking the piss or trying to belittle people. Take that attitude with the club if you want (they make the decisions) but it is out of order to be getting arsey with the people who have been shoved into a job out of their depth.
Not to mention that these tossers, who are giving out the abuse or trying to take the piss, are almost always thick as fuck clowns who, if other people took the same attitude, could have the piss ripped out of them every hour of every day for not being as bright as others.
Oh, and yes, the prices are a joke, but I am getting sick of telling people some people at the club are taking the piss and are aiming for a "matchday experience" type of fan and not the traditional football fan.
(PS: not suggesting that the opening poster was acting like one of these pricks, how, would I know, but you have to wonder how they couldn't get across that they wanted a burger)