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Who would have known that scousers would try to profit immensely from Liverpool being named as hosts for Eurovision 2023. I'm dumfounded that such honest, law abiding members of society would resort to such 'scallylike' antics. They'll be getting stereotyped if things like this continue.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-merseyside-63192532
£500 -£8000 ? I would probably go if they offered me the top end quote. It would be my worst nightmare but for the right price I would grin and bear it
Didodatdodon'tdey?
The article says this usually happens once the host city is announced, you don't have to stay in Liverpool either.
Bit unfair CAM, book for Edinburgh now then book for the New Year & see the difference.Book a flight to Australia in their winter then book one for their summer & see the difference.
Everything is going up anyway but it’s no surprise they’re doing it like every other ****er do.
Also no surprise to me they’re hosting it, I called it from start XD
Will the cost for a 12 year old kid to "watch" your car be going up as well?
Tongue in cheek Lol but if the BBC report it then it must have merit. Just ask Grist ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lolmorgan
As for demand pricing, the low end of that is certainly less per night than I'd charge per night for our house near Silverstone in the week leading up to the British Grand Prix. It's also less than I charge for our place in Hawaii but I do offer MMadster discounts ;D (PS Please keep this quiet or I'll have Monty on my case as a robber landlord).
Liverpool is a wonderfully, upwardly mobile, vibrant city that makes Rotherham look like a boil on the ar*ehole of Britain. Yes, it, like most places, have isolated drug issues, but so does Eastwood and Canklow. Carry on with outdated clichéd stereotyping if it makes you feel proud of yourself.
True story.Quote:
Originally Posted by wrinkly
When we played Liverpool in the 1980s and Emlyn Hiughes was our manager I parked in a side street.
As soon as I got out of the car a group of kids approached me and asked if I wanted them to look after it for me. I asked how much it would be and they said £1. I gave them £1.
As I walked towards the ground several other cars containing Millers fans were pulling up to park and they were all approached by the same group of kids who were generally told to f*ck off.
After the game I walked back along the street and noticed that most of the cars had at least one flat tyre (some had 4 flat tyres) but mine was OK.
Blackmail maybe but Scousers will be Scousers so in my opinion it was £1 well spent.