Raphael Wicky

[Bombers right foot]

Seems favourite for the Boro job, will be interesting to see how he does, only time will tell if missing out on him in favour of a complete numpty was the right decision

[baggieal]

Seems favourite for the Boro job, will be interesting to see how he does, only time will tell if missing out on him in favour of a complete numpty was the right decision

Morning Bomber
Knowing our luck - i will bet £50 for charity he will do well there.

Mason already working on the tactics for Coventry - players behind the ball - sideways football - thrill the supporters with tickets costing £45 a go with at least one attempt on goal

[Bombers right foot]

Morning Bomber
Knowing our luck - i will bet £50 for charity he will do well there.

Mason already working on the tactics for Coventry - players behind the ball - sideways football - thrill the supporters with tickets costing £45 a go with at least one attempt on goal

?45 for a Championship game is obscene, I hope we charge them the same, it?s a lot of money to go sit and be bored to death

[baggieal]

?45 for a Championship game is obscene, I hope we charge them the same, it?s a lot of money to go sit and be bored to death

It's equally 90 minutes on the sofa being bored to death too. This match and the Blues one will determine Mason's future we hope! The road going to nowhere springs to mind

[Albionic68]

?45 for a Championship game is obscene, I hope we charge them the same, it?s a lot of money to go sit and be bored to death

Nope. We have fixed adult pricing across all fixtures whereas Coventry price their games in categories. I don't know what our concession rates are but Coventry's are quite frankly appalling.

£45 adults. £40 for pensioners. £40 for 18 to 21 (don't quote me the age for this category) and a whopping £35 for kids. Not only that but I've been told they change away supporters £6.50 a pint.

[Bombers right foot]

Nope. We have fixed adult pricing across all fixtures whereas Coventry price their games in categories. I don't know what our concession rates are but Coventry's are quite frankly appalling.

£45 adults. £40 for pensioners. £40 for 18 to 21 (don't quote me the age for this category) and a whopping £35 for kids. Not only that but I've been told they change away supporters £6.50 a pint.

Wow, ?6.50, last time I bought a pint of beer it was around ?1.40, mind you that was around 15 years ago, not allowed to drink now, messes with medication

[Prando]

Wow, ?6.50, last time I bought a pint of beer it was around ?1.40, mind you that was around 15 years ago, not allowed to drink now, messes with medication

It’s circa ?6.50 for a pint of Atlantic at the Hawthorns

[baggieal]

Nope. We have fixed adult pricing across all fixtures whereas Coventry price their games in categories. I don't know what our concession rates are but Coventry's are quite frankly appalling.

£45 adults. £40 for pensioners. £40 for 18 to 21 (don't quote me the age for this category) and a whopping £35 for kids. Not only that but I've been told they change away supporters £6.50 a pint.

In Middlesbrough Dan in the pub we went to was 2.50 a pint. I would want a burger and chips thrown in for 6.50 FFS 😂

[Dubbag]

Wow, ?6.50, last time I bought a pint of beer it was around ?1.40, mind you that was around 15 years ago, not allowed to drink now, messes with medication

Same here. No medication issues just wouldn't pay that price. Over here an average price around Dublin (I believe) is around a staggering ?9 per point.