How much do you reckon your board will screw you for this time?

Ooooh, loads.

Yup, loads - and it will be worth every penny.
How much will the Rovers fans be paying - not you obviously - to watch third tier football ?

Buy one, be forced to have one free.

Enjoy Portsmouth n Plymouth away.. N ya home derby against Bury..

If your seat faces the pitch at Deadwood, you get it half price of the ones that face away.

supply and demand definition:

the amount of a commodity, product, or service available and the desire of buyers for it, considered as factors regulating its price.

The bit highlighted is the key difference between Burnley and Blackburn and that difference will only widen after today's hilarious events.

Got mine in March for a very competitive price to watch another season of PL football.

How much will you pay to watch us on Sky?

With survival guaranteed along with the £100 million +, I can't see any point in a price rise. The majority will have already renewed under "early-bird", and in the big scheme of things even a substantial rise would be but "Chicken feed" on our balance sheet.

Saxoman wrote:How much do you reckon your board will screw you for this time?

Rather tiresome attempt at fishing

ksrclaret wrote:Got mine in March for a very competitive price to watch another season of PL football.

How much will you pay to watch us on Sky?

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I know the answer to this one!!!

Mine will cost about the same as some Rovers fans will.
The difference is mine is for top flight football...

I bet yours is cheaper than mine saxo…….. oh sorry you don't actually watch them do you.

Never mind next season you won't need to be worried about angry home fans when you play away as you were this season because you will be playing in front of 5,000 most weeks, including your home games.

I will be paying 12x £27 for mine to watch games against Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, ManUre, Spurs etc. Some of the best players in the world.

How much will a Deadwood ticket be next season to watch games against Oxford, Scunthorpe, Bury, Port Vale, Northampton etc. Some typical 3rd tier players. You might get lucky at Deadwood and get to see some of our development squad players who are out on loan.

To answer the now tiresome OP's original question - around £25.00 per match for me and my 2 kids to watch Premier League football.

Probably not the answer you were looking for. I think it's time you went to bed and got some sleep and tried to get on with your life rather than this banal self-flagellation act that seems to be taking place on our messageboard.