Might be the correct prices for certain events, ie concerts, and they’re simply using that content for whatever they’re doing when the photo was taken.
‘Test card’ in the context of what they were doing at that time with the screens.
Might be the correct prices for certain events, ie concerts, and they’re simply using that content for whatever they’re doing when the photo was taken.
‘Test card’ in the context of what they were doing at that time with the screens.
I only think they’re saying it’s a test menu pricing because that isn’t the full set of drinks they’ll have through the season
But I wouldn’t be shocked if it is 7 quid a pint. City charge that.
I was at the match in Atlanta last week. In that stadium they keep prices low and focus on volume sales. $4 for a large coke with free refills, $5 a pint, $6 for a brisket melt sandwich (absolutely immense by the way). The thinking is that they will sell far more by keeping prices low because people will buy more. This was the case with us as we probably wouldn't have got a pint if it was $10 but we ended up buying 4 at $5, I wouldn't have gotten the brisket sandwich if it was say $15 either. Makes perfect sense and it was a breath of fresh air in this capitalist world.
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £10m
Hasn't really helped so far has it.OK, modern football prices if you prefer
Fans: We want the club to be up there at the top again...
Also Fans: Why are pints not £3 like the Carlsburg in my local Working Men's Club... Rip off
Do Everton fans drink more than any other supporters?
FootballTips.com conducted research to find out who were the biggest drinkers in the Premier League
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Brisket sandwiches and Boddingtons will not result in fresh air in any world my good friend.
John from Bootle
Player Valuation: £20m
Maybe it's just me, but in all the many, many games I've been to over the years, and not just Everton games, only time I've ever took food to a game with me has been on away coach days with Marine. I've never bought food in a ground, and haven't bought a drink in quite a few years. It's very easy to sit through a football match without anything to eat or drink.
Not arsed, I'm there to watch the footy, and unless it involves a lengthy trip, I'll eat at home, or wherever, before and after I go.
Not arsed, I'm there to watch the footy, and unless it involves a lengthy trip, I'll eat at home, or wherever, before and after I go.
Would love to live in this fantasy version of London where things are mostly paid by people on expenses. Would have saved me a lot of money over the last 30 years
blackie_jones75
Player Valuation: £1m
£7 a pint isn’t too bad , city prices are gonna be at least 6-7 quid? it’s not a Wetherspoons or small town inbred pub is it.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Imagine if the prices went up!
This forum would literally combust with pure outrage
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Many companies still pay a London levy as they understand living costs are usually higher in London. Its becoming less and less the case now, with many cities charging the same or similar to their London counterparts. Mulligans in Manchester for example is £7.50 for a Guinness.
'test card' 
Kenwright'd be proud of that one!
Kenwright'd be proud of that one!
Taifi gorm
Player Valuation: £20m
Just a 'test' card 24 hours before the event
. "If" true is that not an acknowledgement that the team behind it are financially wasteful.
Yeah I know that traditionally pay in London is higher but the idea that most people are drinking on expenses is not true at all. Maybe in certain areas like The City and Canary Wharf but not outside that.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
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