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[Thomas]

I see they've cut their prices for the Reading match:
http://www.cpfc.co.uk/page/News/0,,1032 ... 58,00.html

Concessions are even cheaper - might be worth checking if this includes possession of a freedom pass.

Personally I could accept paying £50 for a premiership match but what I object to is £17 for a League Two match (as I paid elsewhere last year).

[Paddy Pantsdown]

Goodness me I can get a decent seat at Covent Garden for that. Rather more skilled players delivering longer performances in more comfortable conditions.

The economics of football has gone quite crazy. 30 or 40,000 people paying a modest fee was enough to reward 22 or so young men. It would appear England's world performance nowadays is inversely related to the amount of money in the game. Bit like cricket?

That's the problem when you let money men into the game.

PP

[Barty]

OK that's me and Lambchops for Tuesday 3rd March. Kick off 19.45.

So did you enjoy watching Palace getting their ar$e$ kicked as I predicted

[lambchops]

yeah it was good fun.

a few beers in the pub...walk to the ground talking shit...a football match and a few more beers.

it was a great night!

it's not about the football at all.

[ALIB]

just a quick note. QPR are at home to CPFC on April 4th. I have a friend who can get discounted/cheap tickets for the match (probably in the QPR end). If anyone fancies tagging along, then give me a PM.

Preliminary beers and talking bollo are an integral part.

Ali B