wanderer paul
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ST holders can apply to see the away game v Stoke city at Lionel Road, if they wish?!
£40 adults
£30 juniors


£40 adults
£30 juniors


While we continue to work with the UK Government on the safe return of our fans to home games, we’re pleased to invite you to Brentford Community Stadium for a screening of our away game against Stoke City. The live screening will take place in one of our lounges at our stadium on Saturday 24 October (doors open at 1.30pm), and is exclusively available to 2020/21 Season Ticket/Premium Seat Holders and their families. (Please note you will only be able to book tickets with supporters from your own household or one person from your support bubble and there will not be any access to the stadium bowl). |
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While we continue to work with the UK Government on the safe return of our fans to home games, we’re pleased to invite you to Brentford Community Stadium for a screening of our away game against Stoke City. The live screening will take place in one of our lounges at our stadium on Saturday 24 October(doors open at 1.30pm), and is exclusively available to 2020/21 Season Ticket/Premium Seat Holders and their families. (Please note you will only be able to book tickets with supporters from your own household or one person from your support bubble and there will not be any access to the stadium bowl). |
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Please note, our package will be discounted by 50% for a personal assistant accompanying a disabled supporter. Please email tickets@brentfordfc.com for more information. Your health and safety is our top priority and this event will take place in accordance with the latest UK Government guidance for bars and restaurants. This means all attendees will have their own private table and the event will operate as strictly table service only. In addition, we have worked hard to implement measures and invest in the necessary equipment and technology to ensure our stadium is a COVID secure environment. Places for the screening are limited, so register your interest to avoid disappointment. Bookings close at 3pm on Wednesday 21 October (or earlier should the places be sold out). Please ensure you read our Code of Conductbefore you book, as you and your guests will be required to adhere to this when attending the screening. |
Come on you Bees, Brentford FC |
What's worse is the club could also do this for home games with the blinds down.It's ****ing ridiculous is this!
We aren't allowed to go OUTSIDE to a home game, but we are allowed INSIDE our home stadium to watch an away game on the telly.
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As long as they get the beers too “for dad” it’ll be fine.Didnt think £40 was too bad for what you get but £30 for juniors is a bit stiff, for u10s especially.
?!It should be political suicide to open the ballet at 25% capacity indoors but it isn't, probably because tories don't go to football matches.
...its a breast of chicken marinated in buttermilk....surrounded by something commonly known as a bun/bap or roll....depending on demographics....and will also usually include lettuce and tomato.....but i would agree.... 40 quid does seem excessive.What the hell is a 'buttermilk chicken burger'?!? Prawn sarnies in all but name.
My God. Forty quid for that.
It's a Wetherspoon's staple.What the hell is a 'buttermilk chicken burger'?!? Prawn sarnies in all but name.
My God. Forty quid for that.
Plus £10 for iFollow as it’s an away game. I don’t think it’s a bad price or offer. Ive ‘registered my interest’. The COVID situation around it does seem silly, but that’s more down to the governments rules than the club.A bit steep perhaps but how much would you pay in a London high street for these items?
Buttermilk chicken burger with sweet potato wedges - £7.50/10?
(Vegan option available)
- Half-time pie - £5/7?
- Two Peroni bottled beers, house wines or soft drinks - £7/10? depending on size.
So, could plausibly be £27 or so for the food alone, which would make this only slightly more expensive than iFollow.
Similar things were said about the prices for Premium Seats. I think they'll sell for a one off match - at least a hundred or so. The question is whether there is enough interest to repeat it for every Saturday away game....as I can't see there will be double figures taking up this offer
Its the pretender premier prices.Boycott.
Make sure the people putting these prices together know exactly what’s thought of this. The club need to reach out to supporters at this time, and not profiteer. We’ve just banked £60m over five years so this stinks.
They are available for £10, but not free to ST holders as home / midweek aways are.I thought Saturday away matches weren’t available on video ifollow !? Only midweek away matches
Yes, you’re right. I was mistaken.Full agree with other posters re price but for those saying they will watch at home on tv I thought Saturday away matches weren’t available on video ifollow !? Only midweek away matches
The "everyone sticks their head in the gas oven so must we" theory.Eh, every other club is doing it, so why not us.
They are operating as a hospitality venue, so the same as a pub.How is this permitted in Tier 2? In doors. People from different households. I received an invite and thought it must be spam.
They don't need (or want) big numbers to turn up though. With all the restrictions I'd guess they can only accommodate low three figures at most, and there will probably be enough takers at the price being charged to fill the capacity. If anything the price is being set at a level to minimise demand from the average fan.Awful pricing and more evidence of how the club are detaching from the inclusive/community image.
How on earth do they expect numbers to turn up for those prices, especially if they have kids.
I'll be on my own though. Table for 1 please!They are operating as a hospitality venue, so the same as a pub.
Stay at your table, wear a mask when going to the loo. Don't mix households etc.
That's one reason why I'm not going for itI'll be on my own though. Table for 1 please!
They are only opening one lounge, so a couple of hundred max. If it's successful they may open more for another match so they could then lower the price.They don't need (or want) big numbers to turn up though. With all the restrictions I'd guess they can only accommodate low three figures at most, and there will probably be enough takers at the price being charged to fill the capacity. If anything the price is being set at a level to minimise demand from the average fan.
I do agree that this could be a PR own goal, but in commercial terms it makes perfect sense.
Includes a burger, a pie, two beers. Not that bad value in all honesty. It’s the no mixing of households that puts me off though!Just noticed they want £40???? Is it a wind up
Watching outdoors wouldn’t be great for an away game.For me it's not the club pricing that's the main issue, it's the fact that the rules allow us to watch INDOORS at the stadium but not OUTDOORS at the same stadium. That's not the club's fault obviously.
Absolutely. It's just complete b***ock*S. Stupid.For me it's not the club pricing that's the main issue, it's the fact that the rules allow us to watch INDOORS at the stadium but not OUTDOORS at the same stadium. That's not the club's fault obviously.
Yep - that's me. I'm all over this. Understand why others might not be so keen though.......from what some have been discussing and suggesting on this forum.....it's been clear there are several who are desperate to get into LR to watch a game.....this is their opportunity.....i dont have any issue with what BFC are doing.....or those who want to be part of this.....its the 'sanitised' aspect of this event that wouldnt be for me.....i want to go to LR for the very first time and experience what i did at GP for the very last time against SWFC all those months ago....i can wait.