Robbing swines

£24 and £27 to sit on them uncomfortable plastic seats and there isn't even a pantomime villain thrown in this time.

I might try what Doffcocker does and go for an under 18 ticket.

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Copper Dragon wrote:£24 and £27 to sit on them uncomfortable plastic seats and there isn't even a pantomime villain thrown in this time.

I might try what Doffcocker does and go for an under 18 ticket.

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Better than paying £30 to sit on the wooden shit they have at Turdmoor.

Well I didn't expect that.

Completely agree with you, they are premiership prices.

It's ridiculous. But it could be worse, atleast you aren't playing arsenal away.

Boggersbelief wrote:Completely agree with you, they are premiership prices.

It's ridiculous. But it could be worse, atleast you aren't playing arsenal away.

The championship is not that different from the bottom half of the premiership.

Ticket prices are scandalous, however, Burnley will get to experience sitting in a nice shiny new ground...

one of the most impressive in the championship, I heard somewhere...

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Copper Dragon wrote:£24 and £27 to sit on them uncomfortable plastic seats and there isn't even a pantomime villain thrown in this time.

I might try what Doffcocker does and go for an under 18 ticket.

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Better than paying £30 to sit on the wooden shit they have at Turdmoor.

At the Reebok we're no angels either. My daughter came home for Christmas - so I bought her tickets in the East stand Upper- next to me for the games against Wednesday and Birmingham- games to set the pulse racing. They cost £32 each. So we're quite good at ripping off ourselves

If you think something is a rip-off then walk away. By purchasing these expensive tickets you are only ensuring they will be even more expensive next season!

Copper Dragon wrote:£24 and £27 to sit on them uncomfortable plastic seats and there isn't even a pantomime villain thrown in this time.

I might try what Doffcocker does and go for an under 18 ticket.

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Where will a Burnley hillbilly find £24?

Had a look on Burnley official site pricing structure 'Pots & kettles' springs to mind!

Barryjw wrote:Had a look on Burnley official site pricing structure 'Pots & kettles' springs to mind!

I'm sure the majority on here saw the irony without needing to look.

The Bolton prices are run of the mill for this division which are too expensive.

You can watch Barcelona for 9 Euro, although the return flight will set you back 150 quid at least.

Cost me £30 each game lower tier over Christmas for Brum and Sheffield Wed's.

Anyway they can fuck off from now on, i've just aged three years since Christmas.

You're too long in the tooth to stop going Banks.

Not as frequent but Bolton all the way.

I'm still going CD, but getting one of the benefits of being a OAP

Well you've earned your stripes and don't forget to milk the OAP bit.

It should be free bovril.

Copper Dragon wrote:Well you've earned your stripes and don't forget to milk the OAP bit.

It should be free bovril.

......and a free horse burger

Natasha Whittam wrote:If you think something is a rip-off then walk away. By purchasing these expensive tickets you are only ensuring they will be even more expensive next season!

Quite right, I was intending on going to Leeds on NYD until I saw the tickets were £36. Clubs will charge the maximum they think their "clients" will pay.

Did I read somewhere a few month ago that German supporters threatened to boycott away games en masse when they thought clubs were taking the piss with prices. The clubs soon had a change of heart, about time the same happened here.

Football is fairly price inelastic. Though some supporters wouldn't pay an additional tenner for a season ticket, too many feel an obligation to be at every game and would make sure of it regardless of any ludicrous price increase. Like any business, football exploits this, so that players, managers and chairmen can have mansions that they don't deserve.

So people should cheat their way in on a concession ticket wherever possible!

doffcocker wrote:Football is fairly price inelastic. Though some supporters wouldn't pay an additional tenner for a season ticket, too many feel an obligation to be at every game and would make sure of it regardless of any ludicrous price increase. Like any business, football exploits this, so that players, managers and chairmen can have mansions that they don't deserve.

Expect a reply from Boggersbelief telling us it's our duty to pay whatever price is on the gate.