has any every paid more than £1.40 for a cup of tea??

That must be a 1000% mark up at least.

I think I'd rather freeze than pay that price.

 

Is that what it is?

I'm assuming you mean the catering inside the stadium.

I asked for a black coffee the other week, but apparently it's not possible. The whole thing (including milk) is pre-mixed in powdered form. I decided to pass.

 

RE: Is that what it is?

In some places you'd have been called a racist for that...

Did you get my text about half an hour ago mate?

 

yep in £1.40 in the east stand lower

I'm currently on a mission trawling the internet to see how much they cost to buy retail. My money is on 20p a cup maximum.

 

its only 70p upstairs

not but i bet it shocked you</p>

 

RE: Is that what it is?

surely that's just coffeemate, mate? ff

 

ok so when i press return a million times to make a huge gap and it doesnt work

the post doesnt come off as good

 

I'm not thi mate.....

*copyright Peter Kay*

 

RE: I'm not thi mate.....

That's what I was getting at (H)

 

RE: yep in £1.40 in the east stand lower

http://www.ryman.co.uk/Vending-Machines-and-Supplies-292.asp

Nescafe .go pk10 £5.49 then add on the VAT @17.5%= £6.45 for 10.

Therefore 64.5p each.

75.5p Profit on each cup. Not bad business that! But, they have to pay wages for the staff, and pay the club to provide the service etc; but it still looks like they make a killing on providing refreshments.

 

Pay that price and you'll still freeze

Lukewarm at best is the tea and coffee

 

RE: Is that what it is?

Wouldn't think it'd take much to have some white coffees and some black coffees would you.

Why don't they have a vending machine behind the counter?

 

RE: yep in £1.40 in the east stand lower

Bottle of coke in garage on Ponty Road - 99p (including bottle top)
Same item (minus top) in ground is about £1.50

Both are paying staff, overheads etc