Agreed. It's all very well having very nice pies, and they are brilliant compared to standard football ground food, but can they really justify pretty much £4 for one? You can buy a pie to feed your FAMILY for that in the supermarket. Similarly, £3.90 or £4.10 for a pint of what most of us would regard as shit beer/cider options is not really on. I can buy a bottle of Bulmers or Magners for that money in plenty of pubs, so why would I want to pay it for a plastic cup of Strongbow?
Exactly.
You are supposedly getting a reduced price deal, but are still effectively paying £3.50 for a pint and £3.50 for a pie, and that's a discounted price for buying both. It may not seem it to some, but i've just told my dad this, and you suddenly realise now that paying £7 is a fair bit of money for what you get. I do nothing on a Saturday morning, so it would be no hassle to pop into town and go for lunch, breakfast or whatever in a pub/cafe and then go for a beer. You could probably do that quite easily for a similar price to an (all be it very nice) pie in a cardboard box, having queued for 30 minutes, and a pint in a plastic cup you have 5 minutes to drink or risk missing the game.
The food is very impressive, but if prices do go up I can see a lot of people thinking £7 for a pie and a drink quite expensive. But that's just me.