Ticket For Schalke
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the club also have to make money back on their investment for us, maybe when thats paid off, prices will fall, doubt it mind.
bluestew said:the club have to raise money.... if we want a team full of £20m stars we have to pay that little extra. I would'nt do it every week but i will enjoy it a few times this season ( even when its raining ).
Ticket For Schalke said:the club also have to make money back on their investment for us
not my fault! said:if you go to giggs it's the same, the Rugby, any sporting event or even a comedy show! It's how it is. No one moans when we go Bolton and they charge £3.60 a pint and £4 for a warm if you're lucky pie, or Wembley and they charge £6 for a hot dog... Yet we follow the trend and all hell breaks out. When have the club not charged this? It's not a suprise, it's not a bolt out the blue like the parking issue (100% increase is a joke but...). Fine, I am ok with people not being happy but dont moan about it as nothing will change, City wont read this and think "oh shit they wont buy a pint at the ground" because enough people will so you dont matter. Like it or not.
Munkey Boy said:Does no one go out in town here? It's been well over £3 a pint for a while now. They'll do a fine trade.
Don't know where you go in London but £3.50 a pint would not be the norm.Project said:It's not a local though is it. Any sporting venue, restaurant, museum or bar in London will charge you £3.50 a pint minimum. I get the Virgin Train down from Euston and it's £2 for a small bottle of Coke. £2.50 in the local cinema. It's sadly just the world in which we live in.Prestwich_Blue said:My "local" when I'm in London is quite upmarket and they don't charge that. Ridiculous.