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What does it mean??? regards DR

oh dear here's one that's thrown his dummy out of the pram ,as i said £31/£21 and kids for a fiver !! regards DR

Aren't away ticket pricing the same at the amex though, I wasn't the one who put forward the affluent arguement ,that seemed to be an arguement put forward by other's ??? regards DR

thanks ,my old mucker from Burnley did point that one out but I'll stick to £31 /£21:) regards DR

Not moaning at all just honest critisism, there seems to be an element of ticket snobery with people accepting that because we come from a supposedly affluent area we can justyfy ticket prices to match ,cant be right surely ??? regards DR

What is it comparing then , seems quite obvious to me:facepalm: regards DR

yeah ,but not everyone wants to go in the north stand do they?? £31 against £21 at Blackburn in the same league??? regards DR

Yeah but go in the Amex at premium price match day prices and pay premium drink prices to boot , when the club decide to price match day admission a bit more realistically I might show my face ,I'm sure there's plenty more feeling the same way:thumbsup: regardss DR

how are they unfair, two different prices for attending a football match in the same league , you tell me:shrug: regards DR

:cheery: regards DR

My mates Blackburn and that's what he told me my old mucker:hilton: regards DR

Is that guaranteed??? regards DR

more estate agents at the Amex then:facepalm: regards DR

that's going down the BG way of thinking??? regards DR

Only two have travelled over regards DR

that wasn't the question I was asking:facepalm: regards DR

you'd like to think so regards DR

So we get taken for granted is that what you're saying, lancashire derby v mediocre opposition from yorkshire mmmmmmmm regards DR

Mate has his nephew coming over from oz and six of them are going to the Rotherham game at the Amex at a cost of £31 each, same day Blackburn are playing wigan cost of a ticket £21 kids in for a fiver ,spot the difference??? regards DR