Bournemouth v Real Madrid friendly

[RedRag]

We're getting to sound just like Pox fans did when we had Black

[iffy]

Insane.

Emirates Cup (this year, Napoli, Porto, Galatasaray, Arsenal) tickets are £25.
At the Emirates, not Dean Court.

Brazil v Italy at the Emirates was £35, I think.

[RedRag]

50,000 say x £25 = £1,250,000 plus tv rights, sushi and champagne sales etc for ok euro teams

9,000 say x £60  =  £540,000 plus pie and bovril sales

[Benzel]

I'd pay that to watch Real at home but you pay a bit more and go watch them in Spain.

[Batch]

Hmmm I moaned £20 was too much for Tottenham, yet if it was us I may be tempted because we may never see it again. However it would have to be a nailed on Real first team.

£60 is a joke though.

[Baggins]

£60 is ridiculous.  Sadly, people will probably turn up anyway, thereby justifying to that idiot Mitchell his decision.  Wouldn't it be great if nobody turned up?

[chalkies_shorts]

I'd pay it to watch Town v Real Madrid. Good luck to Bournemouth - I agree with Sippo.

[manc_red]

This sums it up pretty well: http://www.standamf.com/2013/07/02/unreal-madrid/

[leftside]

It cost me about £40.00 for the whole Brentford play-off 2nd leg 'experience' (ticket, petrol, parking, drink). Worth it.

£60.00 for a pre-season friendly. Bollocks.

[Cibocchi_Is_God]

£60 is pretty disgusting for a pre-season friendly. But I also don't get the whole Against Modern Football bollocks, considering most of those who are "AMF" will still go every week anyway. Go the whole hog and don't turn up or stop moaning.

[chalkies_shorts]

It cost me about £40.00 for the whole Brentford play-off 2nd leg 'experience' (ticket, petrol, parking, drink). Worth it.

£60.00 for a pre-season friendly. Bollocks.

If you went against Chesterfield in the tinpot piece of shit then you'd have spent over £60. A couple of pre match pints in the CGH, Real Madrid on the hallowed turf, Nate Dog v Ronaldo, Navarro v Kaka, a coupe more pints, a bag of chips from the Frying Fish and home  - how surreal is that - well worth it.

[leftside]

If you went against Chesterfield in the tinpot piece of shit then you'd have spent over £60. A couple of pre match pints in the CGH, Real Madrid on the hallowed turf, Nate Dog v Ronaldo, Navarro v Kaka, a coupe more pints, a bag of chips from the Frying Fish and home  - how surreal is that - well worth it.

Yes, I did go, and the whole tin pot final cost me more than £60. I've even shelled out to see pre-season in Finland (twice).

Any match day ticket at £60 is bollocks.

[Baggins]

I suppose there are different perspectives on how much £60 actually is.  To me it is far too much for a day out - including watching us v Real Madrid.  To others, £60 might well be disposable. 

No - sod that - £60 for a friendly is disgusting.

[Paolo69]

£60 is pretty disgusting for a pre-season friendly. But I also don't get the whole Against Modern Football bollocks, considering most of those who are "AMF" will still go every week anyway. Go the whole hog and don't turn up or stop moaning.

Ok Cibo, I won't go to Boremuff v Real. That's my stand!

Can I still go and continue moaning now?! :-)

[Bob's Orange]

I can't remember exactly how much the ticket was but we paid x hundred to see Real Madrid v Barcelona at the Nou Camp (4-1, RVN and Robben was playing for Madrid) in a Spanish league match.

Of course, It would be different if Swindon were playing Real's first team in a pre-season friendly but £60 is a lot of cash, would I pay it, probably.