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Now we should learn from this. How do Bolton get round charging this price to away fans. Surely they don’t charge that for home fans too. Unless they do but if not then how do they do it?
I love it when decisions are easy, or they are made for me. Jo at work may love me now; because of Bolton I can do her shift for her. £35 feels a bit on the high side to me. I wonder if I ever paid that in prem days?
Now we should learn from this. How do Bolton get round charging this price to away fans. Surely they don’t charge that for home fans too. Unless they do but if not then how do they do it?Does the “same price for the same view and facilities” rule apply?
Now we should learn from this. How do Bolton get round charging this price to away fans. Surely they don’t charge that for home fans too. Unless they do but if not then how do they do it?
Does the “same price for the same view and facilities” rule apply?[/quote]
They charge the same for home fans
Now we should learn from this. How do Bolton get round charging this price to away fans. Surely they don’t charge that for home fans too. Unless they do but if not then how do they do it?
Does the “same price for the same view and facilities” rule apply?[/quote]
They charge the same for home fans[/quote]
Yip, I just had a look online. Terrible. Season tickets similar to ours.I love it when decisions are easy, or they are made for me. Jo at work may love me now; because of Bolton I can do her shift for her. £35 feels a bit on the high side to me. I wonder if I ever paid that in prem days?Are you kidding gg, try £48 at Chelsea and Arsenal and that was 13 years ago. I’m pretty sure it was similar at Spurs as well. Somebody has to pay towards extortionate wages in the game.
I love it when decisions are easy, or they are made for me. Jo at work may love me now; because of Bolton I can do her shift for her. £35 feels a bit on the high side to me. I wonder if I ever paid that in prem days?
Are you kidding gg, try £48 at Chelsea and Arsenal and that was 13 years ago. I’m pretty sure it was similar at Spurs as well. Somebody has to pay towards extortionate wages in the game.[/quote]
YUP, you are right … and now you point that out I remember clearly thinking ….. I’m not going to those games. Thanks.
I love it when decisions are easy, or they are made for me. Jo at work may love me now; because of Bolton I can do her shift for her. £35 feels a bit on the high side to me. I wonder if I ever paid that in prem days?
Are you kidding gg, try £48 at Chelsea and Arsenal and that was 13 years ago. I’m pretty sure it was similar at Spurs as well. Somebody has to pay towards extortionate wages in the game.[/quote]
YUP, you are right … and now you point that out I remember clearly thinking ….. I’m not going to those games. Thanks.[/quote]
What does my head in about it is the excuse “its London prices”. Why the frig should that be a reason to rip people off. Why are prices so high regarding London when lets face it the majority or the place is a shithole. Unfortunately todays game is simply about money and charge as much as you can get away with. Until wages and ticket prices are capped we will continue to be fleeced at every opportunity.
I can see a lot off folk going on the ale around that neck off the woods not bothering with the match.
£ 30 max for away fans in the Premiership nowadays.
I can`t understand why this should n`t apply to the Championship as well
£ 30 max for away fans in the Premiership nowadays.I can`t understand why this should n`t apply to the Championship as well
Because (the argument goes, jthey don’t need to charge any more because of the astronomical Sky money they are pocketing….whereas the Championship clubs get a relative pittance?
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