Football League were greedy with ticket prices - my girlfriend is in the Huddersfield end with her folks, her ticket cost £63. Might have gone myself if the prices didn't take the piss.
(Instead I am sat in the Blythe Hill Tavern in Catford watching it with a Guinness. I might have the better deal.)
Football League were greedy with ticket prices - my girlfriend is in the Huddersfield end with her folks, her ticket cost £63. Might have gone myself if the prices didn't take the piss.
(Instead I am sat in the Blythe Hill Tavern in Catford watching it with a Guinness. I might have the better deal.)
Was talking with a Reading fan at work... Apparently tickets in the gods where just under £40 whilst the lower tier was over £90.
This for a Championship game when most regular fixtures are less £40 themselves!!
Reading committing so many fouls and pretty much getting away with it .. surely they will win with a last gasp goal .. for me ? .. a Terrier win would be good for a change though I doubt they'd survive in the premier for too long
Football League were greedy with ticket prices - my girlfriend is in the Huddersfield end with her folks, her ticket cost £63. Might have gone myself if the prices didn't take the piss.
(Instead I am sat in the Blythe Hill Tavern in Catford watching it with a Guinness. I might have the better deal.)
Was talking with a Reading fan at work... Apparently tickets in the gods where just under £40 whilst the lower tier was over £90.
This for a Championship game when most regular fixtures are less £40 themselves!!
That's outrageous. No wonder the ground was only a fifth full yesterday.
Football League were greedy with ticket prices - my girlfriend is in the Huddersfield end with her folks, her ticket cost £63. Might have gone myself if the prices didn't take the piss.
(Instead I am sat in the Blythe Hill Tavern in Catford watching it with a Guinness. I might have the better deal.)
Was talking with a Reading fan at work... Apparently tickets in the gods where just under £40 whilst the lower tier was over £90.
This for a Championship game when most regular fixtures are less £40 themselves!!
And the cheaper tickets were for about two or three rows at the top - that was all. Most seats were £60+. So for Huddersfield fans, you're looking at north of £100 each including travel.
It's a very frustrating match, hoping Wagner puts Colin Quaner on soon.
The difference in quality between these two teams and Millwall is immense. Not watched any Championship football this season. I think the gap between the Championship and League One has increased considerably since I was last able to make a comparison.
Since I said it was a good game it's been really dull. Been painting the loo (not a euphemism) and dippinvin and out. Might watch the extra time whil lenthe Ceiling dries. Yann apart thee isn't much to like about reading. Hope udders win. Can't see either of these surviving next season.
Poor in quality. How many of these players would get into the Burnley or Swansea teams? Cos that's the standard both clubs would need to be to survive next season.
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(Instead I am sat in the Blythe Hill Tavern in Catford watching it with a Guinness. I might have the better deal.)
This for a Championship game when most regular fixtures are less £40 themselves!!
for me ? .. a Terrier win would be good for a change though I doubt they'd survive in the premier for too long
It's a very frustrating match, hoping Wagner puts Colin Quaner on soon.
As for yesterday's half empty stadium, Blackpool only sold around 8k tickets due to their fans boycott.
Turns out he's a Millwall fan, so clearly has very limited knowledge.