Reply With QuoteSome people wouldn't pay that to go to a play, comedy show, or gig, so why woudl they pay it to watch a profoundly unimportant, second-rate game of football?
Well no one apart from the 50k plus who turned up last night of course. But there's tons of posts on here about trying to catch the goals on tv, it's only 10 or 20 quid to get in the ground
Some people wouldn't pay that to go to a play, comedy show, or gig, so why woudl they pay it to watch a profoundly unimportant, second-rate game of football?
seat.
Me: "Sorry, these are our seats, you'll have to move"
Them: "but someone else is sitting in our seats"
Me: "That's your problem"
Them: "There's no need to be like that about it"
Me: "Yeah, well I'm not the one sitting in your seat"
This scenario seemed to be repeated all over the block for the first 15 minutes of the game.
Them not you.
against a decent Lazio team, 25000 or something. I think that answers your question.
a game.
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