Unbelievable Jeff

Wow, comparing ticket prices being high to the Vichy government, that is classy. For your next trick why don't you compare the low minimum wage to slavery? If you have read the thread I haven't once said they should be high, more that I can explain the reason they are.

There is, but the issue stems from clubs running costs, ie wages. If people want a decline in ticket prices, then there will invariably be a decline in quality. You can't have it both ways.

You obviously haven't read the thread where he has castigated Saints for no longer catering for his kids now they've turned 12 and that his local clubs do. I am just showing that we do, and cater better for them. I hate people slagging off the club, the club I am proud of, before checking their facts. So before getting involved in a debate that doesn't concern you, I suggest you wind your neck in, read the thread and shut the **** up, alright dickhead?

Wonder what the excuse will be now. Embarrassing doesn't even start to cover it.

Cheapest Stoke for A* games is £20 (A* is right hand column). Cheapest Saints for category A games is £19. Just an epic fail all round for you here.

They usually do block each other in, no idea why not tonight. He has given me the option to yes. I will pursue that option if it continues to be an issue. It's just stupid.

And that's fine, so it's not the price increases, it's purely the non-provision of u17 rates, which they do. The cheapest ticket to Stoke v West Brom for under 14's is £14. To go see Saints V Leicester: Tickets for Saints’ Barclays Premier League home game against Leicester City will go are now on general sale. This game takes place at St Mary’s on Saturday 8th November with a 3pm kick-off time. This is a Category C fixture with tickets priced from £32.00 for Adults, £22.00 for concessions, £16.00 for Under-17s and £12.00 for Under-11s. Read more at http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/tickets-southampton-vs-leicester-city-08112014-2006419.aspx#4ZxTUsld4c8c2oFI.99 So you're quibbling over £2 per ticket?

Then surely the 8p saving per litre of petrol over the last year makes up for the increase in ticket prices?

By the way, notice the two spaces free in their car park yet they still park like dicks on our road.

I want to use Westons help as a last resort as I'd like them to just think about it. We were very polite about it the first half a dozen times, then I stopped dealing with it as I was getting too passed off and let my other half deal with it. She's very polite.

Who was defending him? We were saying we understood his point?

How are they voting with their feet? Our average attendance is 29260 - without playing anyone decent. That is only 1000 down on last season and we've played Newcastle, QPR and West Brom at home. This will undoubtedly increase as we post larger attendances throughout the season.

We are talking about privately owned companies not wanting to pay a full wage for people that may not be able to do a job competently. They certainly don't have to, and a lot don't currently. Of course, some will do the job just as well, and it's important to ensure they get the correct wages to reflect that.

This is a solution to people not being employed on mental health grounds :confused:

Exactly. It is actually a way into work for some people, rather than the opposite.

And I'm one that will pay that as well, sadly.

Difficult one. I see what he is trying to say, but that's the wrong way to say it. If you only get 40% productivity out of someone that is mentally disabled, then companies will not take them on paying the minimum wage. This way they may well get employment, instead of not getting anything at all.

The point is lower prices are on offer for lower opponent games, yet we don't sell those out...but the higher price games we do. Go figure.

OK, so today I decided to park opposite their drive so that no-one can park opposite ours. However, they have decided to make it difficult for all cars getting down our road by parking so close opposite cars are struggling to get through. My car is the black one on the left hand side.

You proper crack me up.

I am sure going to concerts, going to watch other sporting events etc are too though. The price of entertainment in general has risen substantially anyway.

All red please, I don't like these stripes.

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Is that taking into account the catchment areas for the teams, or just the city limits? The point is our fanbase is on average more wealthy than those two clubs.

And yet this forum is STILL the same price as 2011. Bargain.