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i'm fine, you are one making a fool of yourself

no, they weren't before the 3.60 pints until about 2:30 you could basically walk up to the bar and have at most 1 person in front of you

do you know the finances behind this and how much money we make?

doesn't count if someone says it afterwards does it the desperation from you today is ripe

Given that people are turning up earlier and drinking more (they have run out of lager in the bars by the corner at half time) have you seen the figures to back up what you say? Also no one has said "shouldn't complain about ticket prices if we want a good team" stop making shit up. All people...

He's not making a loss on each pint is he.

Yes, I didn't say it had sold out of available tickets though. Probably should read the posts I was referencing before commenting.

Which is why it while they are trying to run fan zones etc and push the east stand outside bars it isn't likely to go back to 6.20

That doesn't make any sense, the larger segregation area at the brum game looked to reduce the amount of seats in the home area as well. It's a perfectly valid question.

As I said to EVO, how many tickets for the brum where not available? The segregation areas where bigger than they were at the B'Burn and Watford games.

Ok, everyone I know who is going up earlier isn't really are they because you say so. Cade closed. You do realise earlier can mean not turning up up at 2:40? Which means instead of having all you pre match drinks in a pub or club or have 1 or 2 in the ground or in the fan zones.

yep

People are drinking loads more and turning up earlier so yes, my mates now want to instead of having a beer in town first go the ground instead. £3.60 pints are designed to undercut rival beer selling establishments, there isn't anywhere that to undercut for match tickets.

Morally it is wrong yes but from a capitalistic view if you can make more money then you will try to. DK is probably looking at the club and thinking we lose 6m a year so how many a make more money for the club? There isn't a moral argument in the world for it but if it increases income then the...

But if we got close to selling the game out financially it makes sense, which is why I asked how many tickets were left that could have been sold. No one is being obnoxious, just talking about the subject.

I didn't say we did, unless you can me otherwise ;)

Looked to be bigger segregation gaps, particularly in the South stand and if so those tickets were never really available for sale.

Amazing what can happen if you move the ball forward quickly unlike Rodgers teams of late.

not the year after either

how many regular available seats were left unsold?