I dare say facebook has told the club marketing department that he has young daughters, and so is ripe for the picking.
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Jokes on them, eldest is a County fan.
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Jeez, how old is she? 75?
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Can't get Forest tickets for the kids, innit, but this way I still get to start drinking early on a Saturday afternoon.
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Matchday ticket prices for adults £42 to £52.
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Not surprised when you look at others in the PL. But I’m sure they could have kept the youngsters tickets cheaper.
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Which is nice when the away fans are paying £30.
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On the plus side it means those with basic memberships might have better access to tickets as I’ll pick and chose and I’m sure I won’t be the only one. I’ll be giving the Brentford game a miss when I can watch on Sky.
It doesn’t seem long ago the Charlton fans were making a big deal of us charging them £20 to come to the WFCG.
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Just the quarter-century ago.
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I'm sure it used to be 50p to get into the trent end (around the time a pint of Kimberley up the top house was 47p).
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Would that have been a pint of mild? Can you still get mild in the top house, or anywhere else for that matter? It’s not so popular down in the Shire….
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Hmmm.
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Completeness
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Let it go. It's more than a year since he flounced out.
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Best. Mild? 'aint got no time for that.
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Agreed but in 3 years we have gone from a membership costs £30 to £95 and a match ticket from £30 to £52 so whilst i'm all for cockneys cockneying about peanuts that has made 19 games £1083 which is a bit of a hike from 23 for £690 but it is what it is.
I would like to know though on what planet relegation favourites and all round shitbox club Sheffield Utd are classed as a Category A fixture. is this some kind of Miners Strike rivalry hangover surcharge we are being asked to pay because it certainly ain't for the quality of their side?
