The beer tastes like wet dog anyway, my hard earned will stay in my pocket thank you.

To be honest I don't buy food or drink both are crap and overpriced

That we can agree on, tends to be the same at all the event venues. Guess they think it's a captive audience yet Rovers lose out to soccer sensations by 75 grand at least looking at those figures.

I've heard free alcoholic drinks are to be given away, but only to the school kids in the South Stand.

There are not free drinks, we have a sponsorship deal with Fosters & Bacardi.

Not the cost or the quality of the beer that's been putting me off, it's the bloody queue's under the East stand. Several times I've been in there 15 mins or so without moving an inch towards the bar & just given up. Don't bother now.

You are better off using the bottle bar

Not if you don't want a bottle, however, safer option innit.

We usually go with a few friends to home games and nearly always go in the red L or soccer sensations beforehand, these places are nearly always full and usually because the beer is a lot cheaper and better imo.
However, this time we will be going to the ground early to sample the entertainment on offer and just maybe, it might be good enough to encourage us to do the same in future.
Having said that I cant help but think that rovers would be better served by offering cheaper beer prices in the future and thereby filling the bars well before kick off time.
I heard from someone yesterday that the robins nest had been extended to cater for more customers, i cant say I've heard this before so perhaps someone could clarify if true or not .

CGC set the prices and pay a fixed sum to Rovers for the privilege but Rovers do get a percentage of the profits for wet and dry.

How much are we talking? Cant remember from previous visits....and where is Soccer Sensations. Ive not noticed that before.

next to the club car park mate, just follow the sea of red and whites heading that way

I appreciate all revenue is good, but I do think you lot over emphasis the amounts that can be generated via bars.

Pubs should be able to sell it cheaper, they buy more of it on a regular basis.

Just take your own beer in the ground.