yep

The home tie vs PSG isn't even sold out, dunno if it's to do with the tickets costing upto £60. The stadium's capacity is 60000 and they struggle to fill it out all the time, what's the point charging that much

Fans are protesting the high prices, I really don't fucking understand the prices. Sell them for 40 fill the stadium or make less money, have less people there, and make the same amount?

Sheikhs gonna sheikh.

Is that right? Or is it sheik? Sheikhs. Sheeeeeeiks.

Whatever. You get the idea.

Exactly, I think the upper level management are being spoilt brats that don't want their pride to be hurt by offering tickets at lower prices than Arsenal, Utd etc...they see themselves in the same calibre of club as them. In many ways they are, but the fanbase is still lagging behind those clubs so that should factor into the pricing of tickets. Supply and demand innit

Hail our economist God.

just the biggest game in years for you....

saw you'd commented and knew clicking the topic you'd say this

but here's a more detailed stat for you... in the last 25 years the cumulative inflation rate has been around 80%. However, ticket prices in the same time period have increased by between 400 to 1108%, depending on which premier league club.

Lads where is the cheapest/non shit place to live in England?