Still a dear do

First we get robbed £17-£30 by Burnley and now an adult's ticket to Hull will cost you £27.

I also looked at the prices of individual tickets for last night's game and they ranged from £17 to £30.

So far, we aren't seeing the financial benefits of playing in a shitter league.

This is why fraudulent concession tickets are the way forward.

doffcocker wrote:
This is why fraudulent concession tickets are the way forward.

Not everyone can pass for 16 Doffcocker, some of us have big breasts and beards.

And some of us are big beasts with beards, reference to my good self of course as I would never insult a lady thus.

A friend of mine watches Chorley, it costs him £12 to sit down. It's a rip off at every level these days.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
This is why fraudulent concession tickets are the way forward.

Not everyone can pass for 16 Doffcocker, some of us have big breasts and beards.

I think I have found your new avatar, Natasha.
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Tis a dear do indeed, especially with two home games this week.

2 x £25 tickets, 1 Robbing Taxi 7quid, a few pints, not much change out of a 100 notes.

Problem is...

We are a 'big' club now in this league, this makes most, if not all our away games cat A. Meaning we are gonna have to pay through the nose.

We may be worse off price wise than the prem...

From what I can gather, Burnley fans also had to pay 30 sheets to watch Saturday's game. Mind you, most of them had access to reasonable facilities, the away end at Burnley is like a timewarp.

I couldn't believe how bad the away stand was, it was ridiculous. I attempted to get a beer on 2 occasions, once before the match and then what I thought was a good plan, 5 mins before end of the first half, only to find about 200 people (if not more) had the same idea. That plan works at the Reebok! Much prefer the home comforts of the Reebok.