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Probably easier ways of selling more tea. And thats the reason he gave so i believe him. That said i was a regular flask bringer and it annoyed me as a policy.

Never my strong point.

One down - three to go.

So far Barber , unlike other CEOS as far as i know, has replied to presumably dozens and dozens of emails - going by anecdotes on here/twitter, published this lengthy q and a https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/1859764/pay-per-view-qa-with-paul-barber, and is participating in an online...

They perhaps can go further and are apparently reviewing that again today in a board meeting. But wrong to forget what they've done already. The club did promptly refund everyone who pays via DD for the 7 games that didn't take place in front of fans last season. They very promptly allowed...

He was advised it was a safety issue - i get that . I disagree and liked bringing flasks but i get it - other stadiums / venues do it. He also reduced the price of a cup of tea by 30p at the same time. Other venues didn't do that. But the idea it was to drive up sales of hot chocolate. Come...

PS: my guess as to how this will turn out - unlikely we will stay where are. I don't think it will be scrapped. So there will be a review and ... - Prem will reduce the pricing to £10 or less. - Brighton will develop a scheme to refund some of the ££ for 20/21 to season ticket holders - to...

To be fair to club thats - until only a few weeks ago, the return of fans inside stadiums was looking likely this month so keeping hold of season ticket money with prospect of upcoming matches made sense. Barber is also hinting at a row back/further refunds on this in his Q&A. "We appreciate...

I think £15 is way too high a price - Albion/west brom is hardly premium boxing . maybe another £10 a month on your subscription for “All games” might have been a way to go. PS Albion are very rare in allowing fans to buy season tickets on interest free direct debits and nearly everyone does...