Exactly, which is why im OUT. £40 for a meaningless game is a disgrace.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:No-one is obliged to buy a ticket if they think the price is too high.
Exactly, which is why im OUT. £40 for a meaningless game is a disgrace.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:No-one is obliged to buy a ticket if they think the price is too high.
LWJ wrote:oxf*rd, doubt il get a ticket.
Anyone who cannot go, and is a season ticket holder, contact me.
Thank you
I used to think that but I'm not so sure.Huntley & Palmer wrote:We charged £34 for Fulham fans. Best away game of the season so couldn't care less if they charged Chelsea prices
I stand corrected HP. However I'm sure Chelsea tickets for you guys were £50+. Mine was £57 in the Matthew Harding.Huntley & Palmer wrote:We charged £34 for Fulham fans. Best away game of the season so couldn't care less if they charged Chelsea prices
^this. Especially as we'll get yet anther thrashing.Royals-lad14 wrote:Was IN now OUT stupid prices.
Same for me......that and spending too much money recently!Royals-lad14 wrote:Was IN now OUT stupid prices.
It's a message board Alexander - sounding off is its very raison d'etre.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:Of course anyone can comment on the cost - it was the "robbing bastards" comment I was responding too.
If the price is too high, don't buy the feckin ticket.
The fact that so many people say "it's too expensive" and then still pay up is the only reason clubs are able to carry on charging such ludicrous prices.
If you don't like it - don't pay it. But don't confine your protests to making a comment on an internet message board .
bobby1413 wrote:get fuucked you self righteous twat
I doubt we'll sell out.26-10-06 wrote:I'm going with some friends who has spare tickets in the neutral end.
How easy is it to get 'over' too the Reading section?
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