Brian Fantana
Well-known member
Having not previously sampled the 1901 club, I've never had much to add to the debate. However, I was a guest in the Sunderland equivalent of the 1901 club yesterday and thought I'd provide some comparison for those interested.
The ticket for the match cost £55 and included access to the lounge, an informally-served pre-match meal (a very reasonable mince, dumplings and vegetables) and the chance to order half-time drinks in advance.
The demographic in there was very much your 'average' fan. From what I understand, tickets are available on a match-by-match or ST basis.
If the Albion equivalent was priced similarly, I would certainly dabble a couple of times a season.
The ticket for the match cost £55 and included access to the lounge, an informally-served pre-match meal (a very reasonable mince, dumplings and vegetables) and the chance to order half-time drinks in advance.
The demographic in there was very much your 'average' fan. From what I understand, tickets are available on a match-by-match or ST basis.
If the Albion equivalent was priced similarly, I would certainly dabble a couple of times a season.