If your fcukin Spanish yeah....posh git..:D :DQuote:
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If your fcukin Spanish yeah....posh git..:D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
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Of course! The new album, Siberia, is their best release since the magical Ocean Rain, and the concerts were once again amazing. Ian was in superb shape, his voice was better than ever! Pure magic :cool:
As for why I expected a good game: both Everton and Bolton qualified for Europe, and it's a bit of a local derby so I had expected both to perform at their best...
Spain is a cheap place to live which would explain cheap ticket prices. Sure you can get a 3 course meal & bottle of wine for €2 ;)
was in bilbao 2 months ago and the cheapest tickets, 6 rows from the front of the goal line, were E25. good seats.great football stadium (not a spectacular fancy arena,just great footballstadium).
poor game.sevilla beat Athletic 1-0.
Barcelona's cheapeast league tickets are from E19, ie against alavés in a couple of weeks.you'l be in the clouds for the game.tickets against Athletic and atletico in january are from E29.the king's cup game against Zamora on 11th january will cost from E9, or only E5 if you're a member of FCB.cant wait to see what type of crowd turn up for that.(dont know why it's not at the mini-stadium....)
saw Barcelona v Espanyol 6 years ago, and had cheapest tickets in the back of the 3rd tier E42.
napoli in serie B 2 years ago, E12.
tranmere v colchester last february STG£14 (E21)
going to cardiff v southampton on saturday, cheapest tickets from STG£8.50 concession, and unsually for english league, students count as concessions.so thats handy for me. otherwise the cheapest ticket for cardiff works out at E19 adult.
probably go to see everton v arsenal in 3 weeks.tickets are from STG£28. or else i could go to see tranmere v southend....
italy and germany are great value.juve tickets are from E20, Roma E15, or E10 for cup games.german clubs give members tickets for as little as E10 as well.
football tickets shouldnt be an expense,i hate seeing high prices for football games.
as for EL prices, i think E12 top price is fair for premier division. 1st division should be no more than E10 for adults. though Rovers charge E6 for students.thats too cheap.should be E8 students, E12 adults.and a load of competively priced family tickets should be available too
Glentoran-Linfield cost me 6£ in, and that's the biggest game in the country... Everton-Bolton cost me 5 times that price, and let's say Linfield would easily have beaten them. Says enough about Everton I guess (given their current European results I'll just guess that Bolton had an off day)
In Belgium, my team Ostend is now in second division (or First Division as it'd be called here) and the average ticket in would be between 12 EUR and 15 EUR. A few teams ask more, and if it's a derby game prices may rise slightly.
My best value so far was seeing Ajax 3x(including 2 Champions League games) on the VIP stand for 0 EUR. :cool: Handy when your dad has connections in the Amsterdam business world, especially when they hand out tickets to their business connections :o