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<blockquote data-quote="smoggy07" data-source="post: 792473" data-attributes="member: 298987">If I was into football enough to go watch a game, I`d go and watch it live rather than on tv anyday if the prices are good enoughCould say the same for a rock concert, I`d rather pay the extra tenner and see the band live in person than go buy the concert on DVDAll that pap about stadium attendences is out dated, if people passion and wanted to go and watch their team live, they would, rather than watching it in a pub or at home on tvI think the smoking ban and also the drinking ban (I`m sure I read it`s against the law to be drunk on a stadium now) will have hit stadiums more than the local boozer showing the 3pm game, I mean, why go sit in a stadium where you cant smoke and you cant enjoy yourself for fear of being kicked out for being drunk, there again, that would drive people to goto the pub to watch the match or even stay home where they can drink and smoke indoors lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smoggy07, post: 792473, member: 298987"] If I was into football enough to go watch a game, I`d go and watch it live rather than on tv anyday if the prices are good enough Could say the same for a rock concert, I`d rather pay the extra tenner and see the band live in person than go buy the concert on DVD All that pap about stadium attendences is out dated, if people passion and wanted to go and watch their team live, they would, rather than watching it in a pub or at home on tv I think the smoking ban and also the drinking ban (I`m sure I read it`s against the law to be drunk on a stadium now) will have hit stadiums more than the local boozer showing the 3pm game, I mean, why go sit in a stadium where you cant smoke and you cant enjoy yourself for fear of being kicked out for being drunk, there again, that would drive people to goto the pub to watch the match or even stay home where they can drink and smoke indoors lol [/QUOTE]

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