| Talking ticket prices... on 13:35 - Apr 27 with 2250 views | Juzzie |
".......by stating that every penny of profit will be ploughed back into the sport."
Of course and once they've all paid themselves huge salaries (like charities whose CEO's are on £hundreds of thousand salaries) there won't be much profit left over, but the promise looks like they're being 'for the good of the game'. |  | |  |
| Talking ticket prices... on 13:36 - Apr 27 with 2248 views | Toast_R |
Lets face it, for the target audience it's loose change.
I went to watch England v Argentina last Autumn which was a nothing friendly, seated up in the Gods and that was £80.00. Good experience but I prefer to watch it on the TV if I'm honest. The atmosphere is one of getting the beers in to drink at your seat which is a novelty but they do insist on hushing everyone every time there's a kick to be had - even the oppositions. |  | | |
| Talking ticket prices... on 13:39 - Apr 27 with 2241 views | smegma |
| Talking ticket prices... on 13:36 - Apr 27 by Toast_R |
Lets face it, for the target audience it's loose change.
I went to watch England v Argentina last Autumn which was a nothing friendly, seated up in the Gods and that was £80.00. Good experience but I prefer to watch it on the TV if I'm honest. The atmosphere is one of getting the beers in to drink at your seat which is a novelty but they do insist on hushing everyone every time there's a kick to be had - even the oppositions. |
That is my idea of hell. |  | | |
| Talking ticket prices... on 13:43 - Apr 27 with 2225 views | Toast_R |
| Talking ticket prices... on 13:39 - Apr 27 by smegma |
That is my idea of hell. |
After about 10 pints though you're more interested in talking bollocks to your mates then watching the match. ATAF. | | | |
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