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They charged us £27 https://www.barnsleyfc.co.uk/news/2019/december/bristol-tickets/ So we charged them the nearest our categories would allow, it’s really not that hard to understand is it.

Numpty

Absolutely numpty you. We charge clubs what they charge us. Why is that so hard for you to understand ?.

Like KFC gravy used to be 😉

Give up he’s a numpty.

It’s yet just another thread, where he’s made himself look as thick as a tub of spunk. I honestly believe a pork pie as more brain cells than him.

Coventry

It’ll be whatever they intend to charge us, they dictate what the price is, I honestly don’t think I could put it any simpler for you.

So it’s not that hard to understand then ?. I thought tit for tat pricing would have been enough of an explanation but apparently not. Going back a few years our then owner thought it was a piss take that we was charging £20 which is what he thought was a fair price, and other clubs were...

Leeds charge £42 at their gaff, as do Wensdeh, along with Ipswich who used to be the third most expensive in the league, they’re the reason why we brought in categories, to be able to charge their fans what they charge us. We’re a nothing club to the likes of West Brom, if they make our game at...

Mid week games. long distance to travel. So more travel spending money in local businesses and the stadium. to make it cheaper for our fans at their place. because it’s during the Christmas period when people don’t have as much spare cash. Or it’s in January when people are still skint form...

With us it’s normally tit for tat pricing, if a club charges our fans cat A prices, we do the same, if you agree to our game being a cat C at your place, it’ll be the same at ours.

Billy Beane, yeah he’s a small stake holder, he’s also got a lump of AZ Alkmaar too. But he isn’t involved in any of our majority owners other clubs just ours.

The way we’re doing it due to having a tight budget, is hoovering up young kids who are deemed not good enough at their current/previous club, or play for clubs well down the food chain, giving them 6 to 12 months in the under23s to learn our style of play and reach the required fitness level...

Due to the lack of income last season, and the uncertainty going forward due to C-19, I can envisage a lot of clubs at championship level keeping their brass in the bank this summer, and going with youth, both from their own academy, but also them of premier league clubs via the loan market, I...

Hyup pal, not too bad, thanks for asking, started getting about a bit, been getting to the horse racing once or twice a week for the past couple of months, out round Sheffield with the football lads this afternoon on the piss and the Darts at Blackpool next Saturday, so things are starting to...

You’ve got your fair share of nincompoops on here, and I enjoy laughing at them all, but this one is a new one on me, I’ve not noticed him before, he’s got his work cut out to be top six, but I’ll watch on with interest.

Yeah I bet Ismaël had us knocking the ball about like 82 Brazil in training too. Comes in handy when you’ve no intention of passing the ball about in games. I reckon we’ll play a far more pure entertaining style of football this season, which won’t be as effective as the shite we played last...

I shouldn’t imagine so, what’s the point in practicing something you never intend to play, just a massive waste of time, I would have thought our training sessions will have been all about pressing, set pieces, fitness and being organised.