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Personally I would prefer to be in a part of the ground that has some vibrancy whilst others pay a bit extra so they can finish off the crossword in peace. £33 IS expensive for a football game but in all reality a Category A at the Theatre Of Flair in the Premier League will set you back at...

You'll always get folks moaning over the price of a tube of Pringles Xtra Spicy Chilli Sauce when nearly everyone else is content with a tube of Pringles Original which costs less and both are available on the shelf.

Agreed , a standard matchday ticket is North/South Stand and not the most expensive priced ticket available. Spouting off about £43 tickets when you can buy one for a tenner less is just blatant attention seeking.

Barnsley , Doncaster and Yeovil are nailed on category C games unless we're in the mix with a few games to go in which case Yeovil will be upgraded to category A.

I bought my tickets for Burnley (£26) and Millwall (£33) together , if you take off the £4 travel levy for each game the price ain't too bad.

That is the £30M question.