How much do you spend per home game (at the stadium) on food and drink?

[Bry Nylon]

Another poster on here recently commented that he spent north of £35 on refreshments per home game, at the AMEX, for him and his lad.

Is this representative of what people are spending at the kiosks?

 

[dazzer6666]

About £20 for the two of us usually. Couple of £7 'three items' deals and an extra cuppa, bag of sweets or whatever.

 

[beorhthelm]

2/3 beers and a pie, £12-16 (old prices)

 

[southstandandy]

Honestly I now spend nothing as it's just become too expensive in the last year or so. I usually have a pint in my local and a bite to eat at home and this probably saves me somewhere in the region of £7 per game from what I did spend in the first season at The Amex.

If ticket prices continue to go up, then my attendance at home games will be the next thing to give up, but I hope this doesn't happen. I know we're in the Championship and people will say 'that's the cost of football' but I never thought 25 years ago that there would become a time when I felt I couldn't afford to go to matches. Sign of the times I'm afraid.

 

[Justice]

Another poster on here recently commented that he spent north of £35 on refreshments per home game, at the AMEX, for him and his lad.

Is this representative of what people are spending at the kiosks?

Greedy *******s.

 

[Driver8]

Two pie and pint deals, a programme and couple of scratch cards. £20?

 

[Geriatric Seagull]

Nothing. I go to watch football.

 

[Beach Hut]

Nothing. I go to watch football.

ditto

 

[TomandJerry]

Nothing this season since the club keeps putting up prices

 

[algie]

On the odd occasion i might buy a pint

 

[ahall]

bovril at half time for cold season at half time
coke post match for warm season

 

[Dover]

£10 to £30.

 

[Eeyore]

Sometimes I buy a pie, then another one. Then I buy one more because my other half asks me to bring one home, and then I have to sit on the bus with it knowing full well that I could eat it and say they ran out.

 

[halbpro]

Anywhere between £7 and £16 depending on whether I buy programmes and scratch cards or my dad does.

 

[Mackenzie]

Depends how many are in the round.....£30ish probably.

 

[Stevie Boy]

About £2 on a hot chocolate or tea while waiting for the train home.

 

[bernster]

Will be spending less this season.its getting a bit steep to pay for myself and junior Bernster inside the stadium.we will fuel up before we get to the Amex and bring our own drinks and snacks for half time etc.

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

That be me! But no more. I aim this season to spend next to nothing in the ground. Maybe the odd pint here and there but no more of this "2 pints and two pies pre match, pint at half time and pie and pint (or two) post match" malarkey.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

A fiver maybe. Often nothing if the queue is big and I'm not arsed.

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Just the £7 deal (not sure how much that is these days) burger and crisps for me, coffee for my Dad.