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This is an absolute joke. Must be some rich folk in Blackburn.
A skinnymokkachokkachino is £17 and a vegan, non binary ecologically sourced falafel is £9.50You are right to a degree but Local Authority housing and Council Tax is very similar to be fair.
It depends where you go I suppose. Then again getting around London is considerably cheaper than getting around Lancashire.A skinnymokkachokkachino is £17 and a vegan, non binary ecologically sourced falafel is £9.50
What's your problem JK? Don't you know what a huge club they are? Don't forget they spent a long time in the Prem, even winning it not so long ago. You should be happy to pay the price for the privilege.Looks like the plastics will be charging us away fans £36 next season assuming we are a Cat A game.
As the Dawen End matches the Blackburn Ends prices.
They really are an embarrassment of a football club.
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Pretty sure Blackburn just use category A games to charge clubs 36 quid if they were charged it at their ground. Like Sheff Wed , leeds etc.
How much for a Bovril & a butter pie?A skinnymokkachokkachino is £17 and a vegan, non binary ecologically sourced falafel is £9.50
Last year it was the lower tier issue, this year it's the prices...
It's a derby 20 mins away. Just go.
Dear godHow much for a Bovril & a butter pie?
For most I agree, £30 is enough. I'm not saying I'm happy about the price, but factor in the almost zero travel costs and you're paying the cost of an extra pint and a half to support your team in a local derby.Just out of interest what price would you be unwilling to pay for a second tier football match?
In corporate?Just out of interest what price would you be unwilling to pay for a second tier football match?
The thing is both teams flirted with relegation for a while last season. Both are lower half championship/ upper half league one when you look at size of club/recent history etc. What makes this a Cat A game except the fact that they think they'll get away with it because it's a local derby.For most I agree, £30 is enough. I'm not saying I'm happy about the price, but factor in the almost zero travel costs and you're paying the cost of an extra pint and a half to support your team in a local derby.
What's wrong with charging £36?
Isn't it just showing ambition? PNE fans moan about not signing expensive forwards like Armstrong and Brereton (if you pay transfer fees you also have to pay commensurate wages) but then expect to continue to pay amongst the lowest ticket prices in the Championship. Even then PNE only sells 3,000 full price STs.
Look at Leeds season before last, 34,000 gates and tickets £40 and upwards, even Wednesday was £38 minimum, and 17,000 ST holders.
Clear a number of PNE followers want it all ways, they want cheap tickets but have expectations they are not prepared to pay for themselves.
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Glad you said it JKCongratulations on probably the most ridiculous take to any post ever on PNE-Online.
I was going to reply in full to each individual point but honestly think you are just on the wind up now.
There is no ambition in ripping off football fans, whether they be Preston or fans of anyone else.