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Re: beer prices

by Streets » 20 Aug 2008 14:10

T.R.O.L.I. You also have to :lol: at the so called "bargain" meal deals:

£6.00 for a pie and a pint
£3.30 for a pint of pish on its own
£2.80 for a pie on its own

A whopping 10p saving :lol:

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Those that waste their money on the food and drink provided, well they're fools.

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Re: beer prices

by Silver Fox » 20 Aug 2008 14:14

bobby1413 It all adds up doesn't it?

£27 - ticket
£8 - parking for some
£3.30 - for pint at half time

= £38.30 every two weeks.

Not to mention if some choose to have a drink in town as well, or a half time pint, or a progamme. It's a hell of a lot of money for an hour and a halfs worth of entertainment on a Saturday.


Erm, you've already counted the half time pint. Also, I choose to drink in town before and after the game which means I get more than 90 minutes worth of entertainment.

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Re: beer prices

by bobby1413 » 20 Aug 2008 20:04

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bobby1413 It all adds up doesn't it?

£27 - ticket
£8 - parking for some
£3.30 - for pint at half time

= £38.30 every two weeks.

Not to mention if some choose to have a drink in town as well, or a half time pint, or a progamme. It's a hell of a lot of money for an hour and a halfs worth of entertainment on a Saturday.


Erm, you've already counted the half time pint. Also, I choose to drink in town before and after the game which means I get more than 90 minutes worth of entertainment.


Yea, true I did - my mistake. I think I meant a half-time pie.

And I paid £27 because I forgot it costs more if you pay on the day. So, in theory I could have got the Plymouth ticket for £23.

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Re: beer prices

by soggy biscuit » 20 Aug 2008 21:09

LOL @ moaning about the price of things you either don't have to buy or can easily buy elsewhere.

Some people would quite litteraly moan about anything.

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Re: beer prices

by Royal Monk » 20 Aug 2008 22:52

So next time i go to the stadium instead of moaning about higher prices i shall skip down the concourse waving my arms around shouting "yipeeeee"

twat


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Re: beer prices

by Platypuss » 20 Aug 2008 22:59

soggy biscuit LOL @ moaning about the price of things you either don't have to buy or can easily buy elsewhere.

Some people would quite litteraly moan about anything.


Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz @ making the effort to moan about moaning.

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Re: beer prices

by cmonurz » 21 Aug 2008 09:57

Royal Monk So next time i go to the stadium instead of moaning about higher prices i shall skip down the concourse waving my arms around shouting "yipeeeee"

twat


No, you can smile smugly as you tuck in to your home-prepared cheese sandwich and carton of ribena.

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Re: beer prices

by biscuitsrus » 21 Aug 2008 13:15

cmonurz So eat a yoghurt.



I thought yoghurt was good for thrush and unaware of soothing properties for a sore throat!

Unless they maybe an issue of oral thrush?

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Re: beer prices

by cmonurz » 21 Aug 2008 14:21

biscuitsrus
cmonurz So eat a yoghurt.



I thought yoghurt was good for thrush and unaware of soothing properties for a sore throat!

Unless they maybe an issue of oral thrush?


Well it's smooth. I can't see how beer soothes a throat other than it being cold.

So eat a cold yoghurt.


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Re: beer prices

by Elm Park » 22 Aug 2008 12:26

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biscuitsrus
cmonurz So eat a yoghurt.



I thought yoghurt was good for thrush and unaware of soothing properties for a sore throat!

Unless they maybe an issue of oral thrush?


Well it's smooth. I can't see how beer soothes a throat other than it being cold.

So eat a cold yoghurt.


It's the anaesthetic qualities of a number of beers that does the trick.

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Re: beer prices

by Seal » 25 Aug 2008 13:48

Wycombe Royal My matchday experience costs:
Ticket: £18.48
Parking: Free
Food: Free (bring my own)
Drink: £1.90

Total: £20.38

I don't think that is unreasonable.


Jesus you make me feel guilty about my home trips!

Return train from London: £20
Ticket: £23
Bus: £3
Pre match drinks: £10
Half time pint: £3
Food somewhere: £5
Post match drinks: £10

Total: £74

Then back to London for the evening to waste more cash! No wonder I seem to have more money from June-September...

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Re: beer prices

by Streets » 25 Aug 2008 17:43

Royal Monk So next time i go to the stadium instead of moaning about higher prices i shall skip down the concourse waving my arms around shouting "yipeeeee"

twat


Just turn up and support the team. There you go.

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Re: beer prices

by jas1don » 26 Aug 2008 18:47

im just glad they do cider now, its good to finally have a pint before and at HT for a change instead of coke :mrgreen: and for the price it is isnt too bad concidering its around 3.50 for a bottle in the pub anyway.


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Re: beer prices

by 2.8 lita injection » 06 Sep 2008 09:20

T.R.O.L.I. You also have to :lol: at the so called "bargain" meal deals:

£6.00 for a pie and a pint
£3.30 for a pint of pish on its own
£2.80 for a pie on its own

A whopping 10p saving :lol:

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You have to laugh at the 'special' offers on show, if we were worried about saving money then we would not be going to overpriced football matches.

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Re: beer prices

by North Somerset Royal » 06 Sep 2008 14:14

Car Park £8
Programme £3
Beer £3.30
Watching Reading Priceless

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Re: beer prices

by readingbedding » 06 Sep 2008 16:20

Half time is always a time to catch up with mates split up and spread out all over the place.
Get a beer or not.
Never been a problem.

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Re: beer prices

by URZ_forever » 07 Sep 2008 12:28

North Somerset Royal Car Park £8
Programme £3
Beer £3.30
Watching Reading Priceless


Am I the only one that just cringed?

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Re: beer prices

by North Somerset Royal » 07 Sep 2008 15:23

URZ_forever
North Somerset Royal Car Park £8
Programme £3
Beer £3.30
Watching Reading Priceless


Am I the only one that just cringed?


No me too- when I read your response :lol:

The whole thread is CW that is the point! No one forces people to go to the Mad Stad or buy the beer. If you dont like the prices dont pay them.

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Re: beer prices

by StevenKelliher » 08 Sep 2008 23:29

rfcjoe Over here in Germany the alcohol is cheap tbh.


I don´t know where you drink in Germany, but here in Hamburg it costs a small fortune to have a pint. God bless the Naafi.

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Re: beer prices

by Rex » 09 Sep 2008 00:13

The Naafi serves it's purposes. It did in my time. 8) :lol:

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