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I personally wouldn't go, but people can spend their money how they like.

It might be like those American football games they used to stage at Wembley back in the 80s. You'd see the stars for a couple of plays and the rest of the time it would be all the reserves and triallists. And yes I went as it was a chance to see American football live, albeit just a pre-season...

Some would, undoubtedly. Even at £60 a pop. I think most would consider it a bit of a waste of money though as the vast majority of replies on this thread indicate.

Blimey, just to watch a training exercise? Really? £60 for a competitive game, yes. Not for a half-paced friendly.