Chelsea v QPR price question

[IsleworthRanger]

Obviously before the game the vast majority of us including me were complaining about the price of the tickets and many decided not to go on principle and fair play to those who stuck to their guns but with the benefit of hindsight would any of us who either went or did not bother have paid more if we knew what would happen?

Personally the experience of being there was priceless and having seen and been part of the celebrations I think I would have paid £80-100 for those 90 special minutes plus the small party we had afterwards but if you knew the result in advance how much would you have paid?

Hopefully most get the jist of what I am rambling about !

[MattyRangers]

Can't put a price on that night mate - up there with the best nights I've had following the Rs.

[twranger]

If I knew the result in advance(hypothetical of course) would not cough up a penny - its all about NOT knowing the result. Taking the bad with the good is all part of the fun of going to football.

[IsleworthRanger]

If I knew the result in advance(hypothetical of course) would not cough up a penny - its all about NOT knowing the result. Taking the bad with the good is all part of the fun of going to football.

I agree with you actually,I think I was trying (badly) to ask what price ticket was that game worth to fans

[MattyRangers]

I agree with you actually,I think I was trying (badly) to ask what price ticket was that game worth to fans

As far as that goes, I, personally, don't think football matches should cost a penny more than £50 - and even that's farking high tbh.

[twranger]

As far as that goes, I, personally, don't think football matches should cost a penny more than £50 - and even that's farking high tbh.

Beat me to it..!!! Agree!

[IsleworthRanger]

As far as that goes, I, personally, don't think football matches should cost a penny more than £50 - and even that's farking high tbh.

Its a real sad state of affairs in general though anyway isnt it when we consider £50 even remotely acceptable even if it is the top end of what most would pay and although it has been said for years eventually most fans will say stuff football and the game will be royally ****ed

[knocker]

No one moaned more than me to have to give those ******s £52, but it was worth every penny .

[LoftusRoadLad]

If you put it another way....say we were red hot favorites to hammer them like back in the early days.....tickets to the Bridge would be like gold dust. Just a thought.

[BUSHRANGER1982]

A line has to be drawn in the sand at some point.
I mean, how much, will be too much, just for a match ticket?
I drew the line at £55, and though I'm as jealous as Hell of those who were there, I won't be topping myself anytime soon because I missed it.

[kron-1664]

i wont pay over 40 quid , unless its a final or european game , it is just not worth the cash

[loneranger]

I've never give more than what I've deemed a reasonable amount for a rangers ticket.reasonable I mean 30-40 pound. Most I've give for a ticket was 180 for England v Germany euros 1996 but did get to clump loads of square heads on the way out. Win win.

[kron-1664]

45 quid for a silver members seat in the upper loft, scandalous

[twranger]

I've never give more than what I've deemed a reasonable amount for a rangers ticket.reasonable I mean 30-40 pound. Most I've give for a ticket was 180 for England v Germany euros 1996 but did get to clump loads of square heads on the way out. Win win.

Reckon you secretly aspire to be like Becci with talk like that...!

[loneranger]

Reckon you secretly aspire to be like Becci with talk like that...!

Is becci a chick ? I don't think I do tw.but you may know different ?