Thanks I didn't read it properly. Looks like the BBC are writing unbalanced articles as well, trying to make out that football is comparable with Super League - not like them at all?

And yep will need to take a loan out for Wembley or try and sneak a few cans in.

I wonder if the used the prices at Hull that home fans pay for their cup of tea and pie or whether they used the higher prices that away fans have to pay for the same products.

Sod Wigan's tackling technique and Warrington's cap evasion; this is the real disgrace in Super League that Hull are allowed to charge away fans extra for food and drink in the ground.

I don't much care about the price comparisons, looking at the respective entertainment value of the two sports is enough. I wouldn't go watching football if it was free.

£5.70 for a cheeburger at Quinns. Think it was £9.75 for fish and chips at Wembley last year , Pints from £4.75

I'll just stick to my Capri Sun. They have no issues with you taking them in.

Too true. I am a united fan and paid £60 to see the CLQF against Chelsea and it was a great game of football but not a patch on most rugby games I have been to.

Most of my United fan mates are so jealous that I can have a whole day out for an away game including the coach, beers and food for less than the price of their ticket.