Find out where your team ranks in the Price of Football from season tickets to pies

[pete 2,547]

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/find-out-your-spfl-team-9274871

 

2 pound 50 for a cup of tea. That is shocking.

Edited November 16, 2016 by pete

[Bearman 9]

At-a-glance highest/lowest clubs...

 

[pete 2,547]

Hearts seem to give the best value for money. I would never pay 2 pound 50 for a cup of coloured water(Tea). , that is robbery. How the hell can that be the same price as a pie?

Edited November 17, 2016 by pete

[StuGers 477]

The catering at Ibrox is a bit of a shambles. The coffee you get at the wee pop up stalls in the stairwells is bogging. Pies are OK but a rip off. And even with those high prices, they are stuck in the dark ages of cash only.

[der Berliner 4,270]

Sidenote, food & drink at big sports venues are always a "rip-off". If those venues are used for concerts, costs for that virtually explode ...

[cooponthewing 1,139]

I go down and usually buy two plastic bottles of Ginger at half time, sprite and Irn Bru. You can but them in the shop for between 79p-1.09. £2.50 from the kids tuck shop and what in effect used to be a 10p mixture(can you remember them??) that I used to buy from the Van when I was is a kid is now a £1 from the tuck shop:shock: I don't know if they have those tuck shops anywhere else in the stadium? They are actually ok if you want juice/crisps/sweets or chocolate and don't mind paying obscene prices.

[pete 2,547]

Bring back the old macaroon bars and Wrigley spearmint gum I say.

[colinstein 294]

are we in control of our own catering ?

[Frankie 8,967]

  colinstein said:

are we in control of our own catering ?

 

No it's still sub-contracted out to Elior I think.

[limeburner 0]

Personally ,i would charge £6.50 for a cup of tea.

Lets face it------if your daft enough to pay £2.50.