English Premier League vs Australian Football League

[Cricketdude]

How old are you?

 

[Skater]

How old are you?

16. It's in my profile.

 

[Covvy]

CDM's trying to find a friend....

 

[Skater]

I've heard they're like that in Tasmania...

 

[evertonfan]

Norwich is far worse. Full of inbreds and all that.

The only reason Norwich season tickets are so cheap is because everyone's related.

 

[Skater]

Norwich is far worse. Full of inbreds and all that.

The only reason Norwich season tickets are so cheap is because everyone's related.

Don't be a twat. That's one hell of a stereotype. Look across to Suffolk. Far worse.

 

[evertonfan]

Norfolk, Suffolk. It's all the same man. Everyone's a sibling.

 

[Covvy]

I've heard they're like that in Tasmania...

wanna be my friend mate?

 

[smssia0112]

Indeed 485 bucks for a crappy team like Norwich (no offence) sounds excessive. My AFL membership with Geelong club support entitles me to good seating at any game throughout the year for just 5 bucks a ticket (except the finals, which I am still entitled to but at slightly more expensive rares), and for the season costs me about that. And that's not just Geelong games, all games in Victoria and general admission interstate. Of course it would be more expensive if I purchased a reserve seat for the season.

 

[Cricketdude]

I've heard they're like that in Tasmania...

wanna be my friend mate?

Let's have a threesome, we all have inbred blood.

cricketdudemad added 2 Minutes and 31 Seconds later...

My point regarding AFL has always stayed consistent.

Ahhhh, ok.

 

[Skater]

Indeed 485 bucks for a crappy team like Norwich (no offence) sounds excessive.

None taken, but Norwich really aren't that much of a 'crappy' team. We have a decent recent history. The last two season however have been terrible.

I can understand why you think this though because to someone from overseas anyone who isn't in the Premier League is a 'crappy'.

 

[m_vaughan]

Don't be a twat. That's one hell of a stereotype. Look across to Suffolk. Far worse.

Actually Matt has to just look outside the window.

 

[Cricketdude]

Actually Matt has to just look outside the window.

Scousers can afford windows?

 

[Highlander999]

You get windows in cardboard boxes?

 

[PhilD123]

My United one is now £624 quid, and that's relatively cheap for United now, ticket prices have gone up by about 30% in the last 4 or so years. Only had to pay £189 last year, but as I'm 16 it's now full price. I think the cheapest adult one at United is £494, and dearest is reaching a thousand. Thats not a corporate one by the way.

And I say £624 quid, that doesn't include cup games or champions league games which season ticket holders are now forced to pay £35+ for each game. Including that for league cup games in which the reserves are playing.