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Post by spiess1 on Jul 11, 2016 19:37:26 GMT
"....(Okebournegas)...Why would I want to watch Bolton play 15 times?"
Cos the facilities are so juicy? Surely you'd want to go as often as possible....pity it's only 90 minutes, eh.
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Post by Okebournegas on Jul 11, 2016 19:40:42 GMT
"....(Okebournegas)...Why would I want to watch Bolton play 15 times?" Cos the facilities are so juicy? Surely you'd want to go as often as possible....pity it's only 90 minutes, eh. cock alert ! |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Jul 11, 2016 19:43:34 GMT
Best thing they could do with Bolton is to tow it out into the north sea and sink it
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Post by bs9trymer on Jul 11, 2016 19:53:26 GMT
I have looked online,apparently if its raining the front few rows of seats aren't covered by the roof so you get wet..the stewards are described as 'over zealous' and throw people out for standing or celebrating goals..its a 15 minute walk from the nearest pub serving away fans..oh and for those that like pies and burgers the queues can be quite long..
So maybe Millwall,Walsall,Oxford and Northampton should put their prices up ?
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Post by Okebournegas on Jul 11, 2016 20:03:17 GMT
I have looked online,apparently if its raining the front few rows of seats aren't covered by the roof so you get wet..the stewards are described as 'over zealous' and throw people out for standing or celebrating goals..its a 15 minute walk from the nearest pub serving away fans..oh and for those that like pies and burgers the queues can be quite long.. So maybe Millwall,Walsall,Oxford and Northampton should put their prices up ? [br Aww ,I remember my first pint. |
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Post by bs9trymer on Jul 11, 2016 20:09:59 GMT
I have looked online,apparently if its raining the front few rows of seats aren't covered by the roof so you get wet..the stewards are described as 'over zealous' and throw people out for standing or celebrating goals..its a 15 minute walk from the nearest pub serving away fans..oh and for those that like pies and burgers the queues can be quite long.. So maybe Millwall,Walsall,Oxford and Northampton should put their prices up ? [br Aww ,I remember my first pint. I wont ask you where you drank it because you don't seem to understand questions. |
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Post by Okebournegas on Jul 11, 2016 20:27:21 GMT
[br Aww ,I remember my first pint. I wont ask you where you drank it because you don't seem to understand questions. i do understand questions but I won't get drawn into stating the obvious |
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Post by gregsy on Jul 11, 2016 20:36:47 GMT
don't know why you guys are debating.... £30 is to much....
£20 approx is about fair for a game of footy whether it's international or conference....
choose your team, choose your sport, and expect not to be robbed whatever....
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Post by Dr Gas on Jul 11, 2016 21:22:24 GMT
On the other side of the coin, my ticket for the Mem was £340 for next season, i.e. £14.78 per game: A season ticket for the first two seasons at the Olympic Stadium cost me £578, i.e. £15.21 per game, i.e. 43p per game difference: Considering the difference in the standard of football, it makes us look expensive, so how Bolton can justify £30 for a seat is beyond me.
I would mention that the fixture Gods have been kind and that Rovers and the Irons are home on separate weekends.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2016 21:36:06 GMT
How we can complain at other clubs prices is a bit cheeky tbh.
Away fans shouldn't even have to pay to stand in our shitpit of a ground!
If it costs £20 to watch your team at our place, £30 at Bolton is a bargain.
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Post by Gastroenteritis on Jul 11, 2016 22:32:37 GMT
Best thing they could do with Bolton is to tow it out into the north sea and sink it been trying to do that with whole of Scotland for years, Bolton will have get in line. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2016 23:04:23 GMT
Bit of an edge to this Macron derby!!
In all honesty I don't get the hard on love-in for wanting to visit these new stadiums and pay over-the-top prices, imagine what the food and drink will add to the cost and that's not calculating travelling expenses. Like Wembley they are a bit meh, the Ricoh is much better imo, a rare decent atmosphere at a newish ground.
It may only be a tenner more than us at Bolton but that's a big percentage difference to watch the same standard of football, and frankly it takes the water.
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Post by gasheadbatesy on Jul 11, 2016 23:19:46 GMT
Why do people demand better facilities. Yes be nice to sit down but better to have the option. Would prefer to stay dry but if I get wet it won't be that, that will spoil my day. We ain't made of sugar.
If I have to stand in a puddle of water in the toilet so be it, I'm not planning on hanging round there all game.
Things can always improve but facilities ain't on my mind when I'm watching the gas.
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Post by Okebournegas on Jul 11, 2016 23:28:25 GMT
Each to there own I suppose , I don't think £30 is a lot in this day and age ,my opinion obviously ,great if people agree , great if people don't agree , that's what a forum is for, I just don't get the need for all the chopsy comments on here at times, I can garuntee half the comments you get on here wouldn't be made face to face.
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Post by BishopstonBRFC on Jul 12, 2016 5:46:29 GMT
On the other side of the coin, my ticket for the Mem was £340 for next season, i.e. £14.78 per game: A season ticket for the first two seasons at the Olympic Stadium cost me £578, i.e. £15.21 per game, i.e. 43p per game difference: Considering the difference in the standard of football, it makes us look expensive, so how Bolton can justify £30 for a seat is beyond me. I would mention that the fixture Gods have been kind and that Rovers and the Irons are home on separate weekends. That's a brilliant deal but I imagine the cost will rise a fair bit on de they've got a new load of regulars in. It just shows how outrageous the price at Bolton is. No wonder they're going bust as no one can afford to go there! |
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Post by pudseygas on Jul 12, 2016 5:50:34 GMT
20 is plenty. This is one northern game I won't be going to then.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 12, 2016 6:28:20 GMT
Each to there own I suppose , I don't think £30 is a lot in this day and age ,my opinion obviously ,great if people agree , great if people don't agree , that's what a forum is for, I just don't get the need for all the chopsy comments on here at times, I can garuntee half the comments you get on here wouldn't be made face to face. Gashead79 would, he and Danny Coles are trying to organise a fight as we speak. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 12, 2016 6:36:43 GMT
Each to there own I suppose , I don't think £30 is a lot in this day and age ,my opinion obviously ,great if people agree , great if people don't agree , that's what a forum is for, I just don't get the need for all the chopsy comments on here at times, I can garuntee half the comments you get on here wouldn't be made face to face. Gashead79 would, he and Danny Coles are trying to organise a fight as we speak. Fair play to Colesy. He didn't hide behind his keyboard.. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 12, 2016 6:42:59 GMT
The choice of Bolton away is a principle thing.
That extra 2-10 quid spread over the season isn't anything to worry about is it? Anyone considering going has got plenty of time to save that £10.
I expect most people complaining wouldn't be going anyway.
Trying to justify the expensive stance and comparing facilities is bizarre. If grounds were priced on value, ours would cost 50p to get in!
It's cheaper to watch a game at the San Siro than it is to get in the Mem.
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Post by philbemmygas on Jul 12, 2016 6:48:48 GMT
The choice of Bolton away is a principle thing. That extra 2-10 quid spread over the season isn't anything to worry about is it? Anyone considering going has got plenty of time to save that £10. I expect most people complaining wouldn't be going anyway. Trying to justify the expensive stance and comparing facilities is bizarre. If grounds were priced on value, ours would cost 50p to get in! It's cheaper to watch a game at the San Siro than it is to get in the Mem. Might be cheaper at the San Siro, but you are likely to be up in the gods with no chance of recognising the players  The Capt already struggles from the Dribuild  |
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