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Agree. And the reason why I typically prefer PR and coalitions.

I hear you. But I usually eat in Brighton then jump on the train. I much prefer this to regularly eating at the AMEX.

And as people have all said, the current hospitality is great fun. I only do it once a year, typically for special occasions, but I always enjoy it. My father is doing it this weekend; but then he’s a Tory so it’s permitted for him to treat himself.

I can’t see this working though. People would book a table, have a 25 quid meal and then sit there until KO. Also, the Liverpool hospitality was 140 quid for the food (match ticket is extra). You’d need a table to turnover 4 or 5 times to get the same return.

Had he told Bush to do one, and not introduced tuition fees, history would put him in a very different light. Sadly, he did both.

Whilst my comrades and I, in The 1901 Club, are socialists we would not consider ourselves commies.

I still disagree. There are similarities with some forms of socialism and communism but equally there are key differences. If you Google this topic there’s plenty to read about.

No. No it’s isn’t.

They had also squeezed a few into the corner of Italk lounge.

It was added due to demand. They were still advertising it the week of the game so I’m not sure if it sold out. Andy Naylor said the club broke the hospitality record with over a 1000 diners though. Quite amazing.

I voted Tory 30 odd years ago. Young and naive was my excuse.

I once voted Tory as well.

Will you promise to be nice to me?

If I did move to the standard seats I might end up next to you! Im not sure you’d want that...so be careful what you wish for.

A bell-end?

“I’d be happy” - that’s future conditional tense......so you don’t go in the north stand then?

I’m a 50 year old man, it’s too rowdy in there. :smile:

He seems to be suggesting socialism is about being poor.

But if the workers didn’t spend the fruits of their labour how would other workers put a roof over their head ?

Maybe, but it’s not corporate hospitality, it’s just hospitality.