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Does Holy Cross Charge Visiting Team Fans More?

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So if I wasn't a fan of either team and showed up at the game' date=' it would have been mass confusion.[/quote']

 

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How about next year just charge HC fans an extra dollar ? You are really this upset about a dollar?

 

Lipton Bash, its about more than a dollar it's the principle of purposely charging more. Quite frankly its embarrassing to think that a school that teaches strong values would stoop to this type of behavior.

Cut back on the beer drinking at bingo and they should fine.:lol2:

Uh, there would be no bingo then..

Lipton Bash, its about more than a dollar it's the principle of purposely charging more. Quite frankly its embarrassing to think that a school that teaches strong values would stoop to this type of behavior.

 

Business class teacher was teaching supply and demand.

Lipton Bash, its about more than a dollar it's the principle of purposely charging more. Quite frankly its embarrassing to think that a school that teaches strong values would stoop to this type of behavior.

Maybe they were teaching some Econ principles or doing a Sociology research project...wait, I got it, they needed to increase the scholarship fund to get some players from across the river....just joking and referencing topics from the past....

Business class teacher was teaching supply and demand.

Beat me to it...

It's embarrassing that adults are whining over one dollar. If you don't like it, don't go in! If a school doesn't charge for their students to get in, should the visiting students get in for free too?

 

As Lipton and Clyde mentioned, try going to a basketball game at Elder or Moeller, you will be in the upper level.

 

The game I went to it was $6, heck, it could have been $8, I still would have paid.

Gotta admit that I've never heard of this practice at any level, amateur or professional.

I would be cool with this if there was an open bar...just sayin'.

One thing learned here, when asked always go with the HOME team.

One thing learned here, when asked always go with the HOME team.

 

Maybe when asked, if you said, "Neither" it was $5.50.

Lipton Bash, its about more than a dollar it's the principle of purposely charging more. Quite frankly its embarrassing to think that a school that teaches strong values would stoop to this type of behavior.

You are correct about the pre-game "music" being offensive. Volume more so than lyrics.

This isnt something new, HC used to do the same thing at the middle school games when the hosted at the JV field at rosedale, back when they had a ms team.

Lol, all of this over $1. Maybe use your AAPR card, maybe you can get a discount. Or buy one less hotdog and you are even.

 

As Lipton jokingly mentioned, next time they play Scott they should charge $2, lol

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