Did they elaborate any further on the Qatar investment?

Pretty much what i was thinking. Its a free market. Doesnt really matter whether they like it or not. Cant see them being too happy about coral stand being open everyday either but same applies.

Well, they could start a price war I guess, which wouldn't really help either them or the club.

Local pubs running a happy hour and a half, at £2 per pint, before and after the game probably wouldn't kill their businesses [depending on their wholesale price, of course], but it might cause big drop for the club in its peak selling time.

So on this basis, the local pubs and clubs can offer silly prices to affect the Bulls' trade, but the Bulls must keep to high prices such as not to affect anyone else's trade.

How does that work, then? Sounds a bit one-sided to me.

I'm getting a bit lost in that one, FA

It's a free market and they can charge what ever they think is best. Unless some new rules have come in...

Most businesses though, try to be competitive and don't necessarily try to undercut everyone else by a wide margin, as it only leads to retaliation and everyone's takings going down. 'Course, if you're feeling really confident....

No problem always here to help Becks is definatly £2.50 had a couple at the Wigan game