Been proven many times charging less to encourage more loses the club money. Case in point the Wigan game last year. Biggest crowd of the season yet lost money

Ultimately its the choice of the consumer but I have to laugh at attitudes such as cosmicat who's hell bent on finding fault on everything but isn't willing to be part of the solution for the sake of £1.60 a pint.

You can drink where the hell you like for all I care, it's your money to spend how you want, nobody has criticised you at all, you just seem to want to side with somebody whose only intention is to pull the club to pieces over finances not under control of the club but isn't prepared to hand over £1.60p to the club on a silly principle, then I suppose if he has the problem of drinking 10 pints during the match then his problems are far greater than we imagine, as for your other bit of silliness with the theme of your last post I suppose your post above reflects your stupidity.

1 new main stand, North stand revamped, new pitch, new screen, new floodlights, new car parking, your a hard person to please

Wife's making a roast dinner for after the game on Sunday, told her I'm having a burger at the match instead to show I'm a proper fan like Chissitt.

I've not got a season ticket either so I can pay more on the gate and help the club. If you don't pay on the gate don't complain when the club can't afford to sign top players.

You've actually found someone to marry you gosh, she's got my sympathy, good luck to her, she'll need it.

Some people go for quality of pint, and i think it also depends what tipple you like.

Personally, i like real ales, so thats why i tend to prefer having a pint on the way in. I'll be honest though, I used to like the beers that Snowie used to produce. I do tend to switch to lager in the height of summer

Regarding criticism of The Ruddy Duck, I am all too aware of the shortcomings that the pub faced in its previous guise. To put it bluntly, I wouldn't be here and we wouldn't now be The Bridge Inn were that not the case.

All I will say on the matter is this, the pub before was an entirely different business, aimed at different clientele and managed by a different team of people. Whilst I run the pub as a job, RL is and always has been my passion so getting things right on match days and working alongside the club is a huge part of the reason I am here. I have been to Belle Vue as a fan, albeit an away fan, dozens of times so I would like to think I appreciate the need of RL fans in general. If you still think it's e, fair enough!

I've just got your private message. No, I won't ask her if she's got any friends to set you up with. And I won't be passing on your sugar daddy page either. Stop asking.

You just don’t get anything do you.