It was never that price. The year before decimalisation it was less than 3s per pint
Match Day Thread Man City v Inter Milan
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Wtf. The crowd have come to see a football match not a mini concert. What ever happened to the great pre match atmosphere build up we used to know?
Decades of practice.
The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
I’m a long way from describing them as the better side, but they’ve clearly done their homework on how to play against Man City.
It might not be one for the purists, but it’s effective and I can see them scoring.
How the hell has their manager not been booked... he's been nearly on the 18 yard line at times....
Yeah, I’d like Citeh to win with some lovely free-flowing football, but Inter are under no obligation to roll over and let them.
As you say though Inter’s tactic, whilst effective, is bloody hard work so fingers crossed for them fading.
Went up from average 11p a pint in 1970 to 37P in 1979. Electricity prices quadrupled in the same period. Clothes went up,500%.
Bought my first pint in a pub in 1980…when I was 13.
Was 30 something pence then (can’t quite remember exactly but I recall the uproar when it went over 40p)
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I’d like Man City to win but there have been big games where Man City have played the occasion, not the game. Champions League semi-final second leg against Real Madrid and the final against Chelsea a few years ago spring to mind. What they can’t do is let De Bruyne going off again dampen their morale. When he went off injured in the last CL final Man City played, their heads just dropped.
Reckon de Bruyne wasn't fully fit from the off, Bernardo Silva needs more of the ball, he can beat his man, Grealish not contributing much. A lot to do with IM's approach though, they've got it worked out well, press hard and be aggressive.