Went to get a pie and a pint at half time on Saturday. £8???
Shocking prices even if we do get a cut of the profits....
We don't get a cut of F & B so just another cheap jibe.
You need to address your concerns & complaint to ACL & Compass Catering.
Go without!
Go without!
We don't get a cut of F & B so just another cheap jibe.
You need to address your concerns & complaint to ACL & Compass Catering.
Need to look up what you say before you write it on here apparently they do get a % of the F and B not so cheap now is it.
I just cannot fathom why people would even consider paying these ludicrous prices for refreshments. Surely people don't starve for the lack of a low quality pie that would cost 30p in Tesco or die of thirst for want of a bottle of warm piss. It's a football match, not a sodding party.
I have never spent a single penny on the catering at the Ricoh and have no plans to do so. Sometimes we bring a snack for half time but it's only gluttony really. The bottom line is that if people didn't actually buy their £4.50 beer, the prices would drop.
Need to look up what you say before you write it on here apparently they do get a % of the F and B not so cheap now is it.
fact?which is why compass have not given up any of their rights to f&b the extra cost has gone to sisu
I just cannot fathom why people would even consider paying these ludicrous prices for refreshments. Surely people don't starve for the lack of a low quality pie that would cost 30p in Tesco or die of thirst for want of a bottle of warm piss. It's a football match, not a sodding party.
I have never spent a single penny on the catering at the Ricoh and have no plans to do so. Sometimes we bring a snack for half time but it's only gluttony really. The bottom line is that if people didn't actually buy their £4.50 beer, the prices would drop.
Says it all. Nuff said. Pity RFC doesn't read these things.Fisher says 'we need to look at pricing because average F&B spend is less than £2 per person on matchday and also encourage fans to use the concourse. The commercial deal gives us incentive to drive business to the concourse'.
Read more at http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/...ugust-170914-1924680.aspx#BZeK4JAWKViY5X4l.99
Fisher says 'we need to look at pricing because average F&B spend is less than £2 per person on matchday and also encourage fans to use the concourse. The commercial deal gives us incentive to drive business to the concourse'.
Read more at http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/...ugust-170914-1924680.aspx#BZeK4JAWKViY5X4l.99
Fisher says 'we need to look at pricing because average F&B spend is less than £2 per person on matchday
what are they buying, 1/2 a pint
yeah ,but Is your glass half full or empty.
Go without!
yeah ,but Is your glass half full or empty.
if tickets are more than £5, everything is only half full !
Everybody should be encouraged to buy as many beers as they can, even if they don't drink them.
Think of it as a kind of ice bucket challenge, except this time the money goes to support a "local childrens charity".
Fookin hell, fun police are out! I think a lot of people go to the football to have a good drink! If they are willing to pay these prices then so be it.
I love a pint before,during and after the game but I refuse to pay £4:50 for a pint especially as the club don't get a cut of the profit.I won't be buying a drink up there all season well that's my plan.
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