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Do you think Brighton fans are being mugged for their money?
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TomandJerry
Well-known member
- Oct 1, 2013
- 12,323
Maybe, but you look like a mug for posting this 
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
No, no I don't.
I choose to pay, or not to pay. Free country.
I choose to pay, or not to pay. Free country.
bn1&bn3 Albion
Well-known member
I think football fans are being mugged for their money.
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Yes, yes I do.
Child's meal deal for £14. What
Adults meal deal for £17!!!
Take a packed lunch?
The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
Yes, yes I do.
Child's meal deal for £14. What
Adults meal deal for £17!!!
In the concourses?
Yes, yes I do.
Child's meal deal for £14. What
Adults meal deal for £17!!!
It's not compulsory to buy food at the Amex, I don't.
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,861
£30 and higher for second tier football is unacceptable for match by match attendees who can't for whatever reason have a season ticket.
Never been forced to spend a single pound, and never had one taken without my knowledge. Nope, not being mugged. Some might consider me a mug, but that's a different (and less stupid) question
Fair comment.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
Not mugged, milked.
But to be fair, the farmer has invested in a cracking milking shed.
But to be fair, the farmer has invested in a cracking milking shed.
Lower East G section has gone down in price. That was a good move.
I bought my season ticket on the understanding (promise) of new players. At the time, I expected a goalkeeper and a left back. I did not expect us the sell Buckley either. I feel just a little short changed given the price. A left back and some home wins will rectify this. I thought this season would be the one where we would do a bit better at home.
I have a season ticket so I haven't paid much attention to single match day tickets, but I have just looked up ticket prices for the next 2 home games.
Bolton- NW corner=£25
Charlton-NW corner= £32, and for the East Upper over £40.
Not a bad price for the Bolton match but too expensive for Charlton, home fans are paying to watch BHA.
Bolton- NW corner=£25
Charlton-NW corner= £32, and for the East Upper over £40.
Not a bad price for the Bolton match but too expensive for Charlton, home fans are paying to watch BHA.
Gullys Cats
Sausage by the sea!!!
DNB_Seagull
Dirty Northerner. For now
- Apr 27, 2014
- 579
Yes, and I'd rather be a fan owned conference club. I genuinely would! Safe standing, realistic priced food and drink, cheaper tickets as well! Not to mention that fan owned clubs have much higher attendances relative to their success so we'd be like a bigger version of what FC United are.
Alternatively we could always join clubs with loads of Sussex clubs and create FC Sussex. Would have a bigger catchment area and ties to the community. I've always thought county clubs make more sense since we're all in a county but not all in a city, town with a club and even then if people live in Bolton they choose to support Manchester city or utd. But I think it would decrease the plastic issue of teens just supporting a big club.
Can't see my idea being popular tho. Hhahah!
Alternatively we could always join clubs with loads of Sussex clubs and create FC Sussex. Would have a bigger catchment area and ties to the community. I've always thought county clubs make more sense since we're all in a county but not all in a city, town with a club and even then if people live in Bolton they choose to support Manchester city or utd. But I think it would decrease the plastic issue of teens just supporting a big club.
Can't see my idea being popular tho. Hhahah!
