In what is yet another example of what NOT to wish for with levelling up it seems the London based Arsenal Football club has the most expensive lager sold in its stadium in the Premier league at £7.60 a pint.
Here is the list of prices charged leaving me with not much more to add except to say to Liverpool fans and all the other teams fans who are not in London, if you want levelling up be careful what you wish for. Arsenal charge £7.60 a pint, whilst Liverpool are giving it away at £3.30 a pint.
So if you want to pay £7.60 for a pint of lager keep asking for levelling up, or on the other hand I’d keep quite and enjoy the benefits of ridiculously cheap lager.
As an aside and an example, I went to a Forties Weekend at Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire and I purchased two pairs of forties style trousers for £45.00 each which down south would have cost about £100 to £120, I think we in the South should be voting for levelling down!
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This caused me to look at players wages and I chose Port Vale as a team in the lowest division. They range from £2,400 a week to £140 a week.
Manchester United range from £515, 385 a week to £3,462.
What price a pie and a pint? Pity the young lads at Port Vale!
Good one, Peter. Shocking isn’t it? The way some clubs take advantage of the fans in order to pay the expensive wage bill of the their overpaid players. More fool the fans for paying the price, everyone has a choice.
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This caused me to look at players wages and I chose Port Vale as a team in the lowest division. They range from £2,400 a week to £140 a week.
Manchester United range from £515, 385 a week to £3,462.
What price a pie and a pint? Pity the young lads at Port Vale!
Good one, Peter. Shocking isn’t it? The way some clubs take advantage of the fans in order to pay the expensive wage bill of the their overpaid players. More fool the fans for paying the price, everyone has a choice.
Good job I watch football on the television.