LFC have the most expensive 'cheap day out' in English Football

If you're looking for the cheapest day at football in England then Liverpool are not the team to watch.  Liverpool's lowest priced ticket is the 'highest of the lows'.

Is it time for the reds to offer at least some concessions for fans priced out of football?

Mmmm! Not the best advert is it.

Unless the Chavs are going to charge £27 for a pie and a cuppa, this is one table I'm not fond of being on the top of.

Is this a throw back from H&G? Could be.. But when the cheapest ticket is £40 (£39 + £1p+p ;-)) it really is piss poor.

Mmmm! Not the best advert is it.

Unless the Chavs are going to charge £27 for a pie and a cuppa, this is one table I'm not fond of being on the top of.

Is this a throw back from H&G? Could be.. But when the cheapest ticket is £40 (£39 + £1p+p ;-)) it really is piss poor.

Supply and demand, but shows we need a bigger stadium.

4 quid for a pie at Arsenal. No wonder Wenger never piled on any weight the tight get.

Just asking, who buys tea at a football match?

You ever been to a cold night at the Britannia Crouchy?

Just asking, who buys tea at a football match?

I know bloody soft that...

A real man drinks Bovril!!

Supply and demand, but shows we need a bigger stadium.

Shame that supply and demand ethos is pretty much wiping out any chance youngsters from this city have of seeing their heroes!

Just asking, who buys tea at a football match?

Me, if it's F***ing freezing, don't really do coffee and I couldn't drink Bovril all the time.

Ops, didn't see this thread before posting in the General Football forum.

Just asking, who buys tea at a football match?

I thought the same when I saw the article

Just asking, who buys tea at a football match?

We do, we're English, and that is what we Drink. And in a Fine China Cup and Saucer too boot! Chip Chip, old bean.

Yeah Crouchy the English love their tea. Don't mess with them. . . Or ask them to make you a coffee

Don't think Ive ever bought anything to eat/drink inside the ground in over 10 years

Should wear a mask and a stripey jumper at them prices though

It's the same everywhere though. Was in Croke Park at the weekend. 30 for the ticket, 10 for the parking and then they wanted 10 for a burger, bag and coke. Just as well I packed rolls, crisps, bars and drinks in the car for the hour long wait to get out of the car park. Fans that travel get taken for every last penny, it's no wonder so many watch games on tv now instead 

Don't think Ive ever bought anything to eat/drink inside the ground in over 10 years

Should wear a mask and a stripey jumper at them prices though

Agree, pie n chips and few ales en route always 

Down at my local club, its £5 in, £1 programme, £1.80 pie and 75p tea and three of the stands are terraces. Beautiful.

Beats Soccer Saturday, every Saturday.

The club should offer a selection of cheaper tickets.

Is it really going to hurt the club to offer say 500 adult tickets for £20 each to fans in L4.  The club, after all, takes so much from the local residents - noise, parking issues etc.

Don't think Ive ever bought anything to eat/drink inside the ground in over 10 years

I'm a fairly regular pie eater.  The walk from the Cabbage was very hard work over the snow!

Had the occasional bottle of booze as well.  If Anfield had an area such as they have at the JJB I'd be happier to spend a little more in to the clubs coffers.  The ale's pretty much the same price as in The Sandon anyway.

Should be a residential committee that gets free and discounted tickets for residents of the areas surrounding the stadium.

39 Quid for the cheapest ticket?

Christ, that's expensive. Hopefully that gets sorted out.

Just noticed, Dearest ticket at Fulham is £60 sh*t, that is expensive. Ipswich £59! FFS!

Another thing, is that the views from our "small" ground are quite good, other places you need an oxygen cylinder to breath, or the Hubble Telescope to see the pitch.

Our cheapest ticket is the most expensive because we are a top draw, excess demand and no real bad views.  Utd could not charge more than £30 for tickets up in the gods.  When we get our new stadium / redeveloped main stand, I am sure the top tier tickets will be around the same price.

As for Fulham, I near died when I looked at the prices of the tickets for the 'neutral' end.  They never got on to general sale anyway or were all sold out before I looked again.  Hoping to go this year, 3rd December

4 quid for a pie? That's nothing, I was at Wembley for an U21 England game and they had hot dogs for 7 quid!

Ignoring the peripheral stuff like tea, ale, pies etc surely value is relative to the product provided and an indicator of which is the actual entrance fee.
The bigger the club the more you pay, I mean how pissed off would they be at Blackburn paying the same ticket prices as at a successful club with some pedigree?
As someone said earlier though this is one table it doesn't pay - lterally, to be on top of in the long term.

Who eats pies at a football match?

Who eats pies at a football match?

Only some will get this...

Who eats pies at a football match?

Me...but not at Anfield.

Who eats pies at a football match?

Sweet jesus!

Pie and bovril, anything else is unacceptable

This is what i landed out in the bootroom restaurant last week,£46 for a roastbeef dinner with a pint, a kids pizza with drink, a spaghetti bolagnese with drink , a kids pasta with drink, not  bad and the food was lovely.

This is what I landed out in the bootroom restaurant last week,£46 for a roastbeef dinner with a pint, a kids pizza with drink, a spaghetti bolagnese with drink , a kids pasta with drink, not  bad and the food was lovely.

Just get a bargain bucket - £12.99 and comes with a free bucket...so I've heard

Just get a bargain bucket - £12.99 and comes with a free bucket...so I've heard

That sh*t would give a man the trots lfc

That sh*t would give a man the trots lfc

Well you have the perfect place to put it - in the bucket