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Cheapest Day Out - NUFC joint top

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  1. Prince Isak (GG)

    Prince Isak (GG) Well-Known Member

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    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14367608.stm

    Interesting article about the which clubs are charging the most money for a match day experience and this table was attached to it.

    We along with Blackburn are the cheapest day out somehow.

    I hope Ashley dont see this or prices are gonna double!

    But note this as the final paragraph of the article:

    "Newcastle United were the only club out of the 104 surveyed who did not reveal their prices." Thus how does it have our price stats:::::

    Interesting!
     
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  2. Cal.

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    A ticket, programme, pie and... tea? Silly BBC.
     
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    Cal., Aug 2, 2011
  3. Warmir Pouchov

    Warmir Pouchov Better than JPF

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    "Newcastle United were the only club out of the 104 surveyed who did not reveal their prices." Why are we such a bunch of pricks? Anything to do with money is a closely guarded secret. This just makes us look like an awkward set of bastards.
     
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    Warmir Pouchov, Aug 2, 2011
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    boxheed Well-Known Member

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    if we didnt reveal our prices how do they work that out then :emoticon-0102-bigsm
     
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    boxheed, Aug 2, 2011
  5. UlversToon

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    Are Manchester City so rich they don't charge for pies and tea or can you only get prawn sandwiches & champagne?
     
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    UlversToon, Aug 2, 2011
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    It doesn't show our prices, just copies ours from Blackburns. Basically our club are ****ers that didn't reveal it.
     
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  7. milner_for_england

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    So once again, the hierarchy do something mind-numbingly stupid in order to garner some more bad publicity. I think with no experience at all, I could be PR manager for this club and improve our good publicity massively. We will always be shown in a bad light by the BBC, but why do we give them an excuse. The mind boggles.
     
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  8. biggeordiedave

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    Two clubs charge £2.20 for a cup of tea. That's absolutely scandalous.
     
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    It better be a huge cup.
     
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  10. The Secret Ingredient

    The Secret Ingredient Well-Known Member

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    what no coffee i hate tea <wah> it's about time coffee drinkers unite get the bed sheets out phone ssn and off to ST James' we go
     
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  11. Cal.

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    We should! But I have a cunning plan... Disguise ourselves as enraged (about Barton), drunk charvas to get SSN's attention, then as soon as they get us on camera sober up and reveal our true motives!
     
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  12. biggeordiedave

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    Looking at the list, Newcastle are one of the clubs who charge £2.20 for a cup of tea, as are Blackburn. I'm puzzled though, £2.30 for a pie and £2.20 for a cup of tea...
     
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    That's not our prices...
     
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    £4.00 for a pie at Arsenal. Its all gone wrong.
     
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    Warmir Pouchov, Aug 2, 2011
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    It's been a while since I've been to a match, and I never buy tea and pies, but I figured something must be up. At the Spartans you can get a cuppa for 80p and chips for £1.20. And pints are only £2.70!
     
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    Yeah but you gotta agree, the prawn sandwiches at Croft Park are through the roof! <yikes>
     
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