Club 72 screenings of PSV and OF matches
- Thread starter Craigie
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£29.50.... %^*& that!!
Club 72 Match Screening: PSV & Old Firm
RANGERS will host screenings in Club 72 for the upcoming away leg of the UEFA Champions League play-off round against PSV Eindhoven and the first Old Firm fixture of the season.
www.rangers.co.uk
Tickets are available now at £29.50 and include:
- Pre-match food
- A bottle of beer or soft drink on arrival
- Half-time pies
- Access to the bar from 6:30pm (PSV Eindhoven) and 11:00am (Old Firm)
- The opportunity to hear thoughts and analysis from a Rangers Legend
Anyone know what the 'pre match food' would entail?*
*Greedy Bassa loyal
How many MyGers points??
Club 72 Match Screening: PSV & Old Firm
RANGERS will host screenings in Club 72 for the upcoming away leg of the UEFA Champions League play-off round against PSV Eindhoven and the first Old Firm fixture of the season.
www.rangers.co.uk
RangersEasyOK
Well-Known Member
All the staff had tickets for the game
Probably the same kind of stuff normally served. It comes in a wee pie dish.Club 72 Match Screening: PSV & Old Firm
RANGERS will host screenings in Club 72 for the upcoming away leg of the UEFA Champions League play-off round against PSV Eindhoven and the first Old Firm fixture of the season.
Tickets are available now at £29.50 and include:
- Pre-match food
- A bottle of beer or soft drink on arrival
- Half-time pies
- Access to the bar from 6:30pm (PSV Eindhoven) and 11:00am (Old Firm)
- The opportunity to hear thoughts and analysis from a Rangers Legend
Anyone know what the 'pre match food' would entail?*
*Greedy Bassa loyal
There has been things like roast lamb with potatoes and veg, chicken wings, chilli con carne, chicken curry with rice. Half time pie choice is Scotch, Steak or macaroni.
EndOfDays
Well-Known Member
If people pay it then its not ridiculous, personally I wouldn't but not everything is designed for what I want.
Was in it for the last OF screening (and going to this one.) Barring the result it was a decent place to watch the game.
spot on mate.
YorkshireBlue
Well-Known Member
Don't see a problem with the pricing. Looks a decent package.
Not for me especially the Old Firm. I like to be able to say what I like without fear of being kicked out if I’m not there 
Could be wrong but I think that's actually cheaper than last season
It's the same price. It sold out the last time, imagine it will again.
I don't think the pricing is that unreasonable to be honest.
TerrySilverLoyal
Well-Known Member
So 30 quid and generic talk from Marvin andrews or somebody?Club 72 Match Screening: PSV & Old Firm
RANGERS will host screenings in Club 72 for the upcoming away leg of the UEFA Champions League play-off round against PSV Eindhoven and the first Old Firm fixture of the season.
Tickets are available now at £29.50 and include:
- Pre-match food
- A bottle of beer or soft drink on arrival
- Half-time pies
- Access to the bar from 6:30pm (PSV Eindhoven) and 11:00am (Old Firm)
- The opportunity to hear thoughts and analysis from a Rangers Legend
Anyone know what the 'pre match food' would entail?*
*Greedy Bassa loyal
What sort of numbers do these usually get?
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RobbenHood
Guest
1 point for £29.50
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Cheers. I'm thinking about it for the 2nd leg match, and wondered whether to get my dinner before it
Yeah, I know, eating's cheating, and all that.
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RobbenHood
Guest
£59 for 2 points if you buy the Celtic game tooI just ordered 4 and did two folk out their 1 point
That is a bargain
Last OF screening was sold out, can't remember the actual number sold.
PrivateAye72
Well-Known Member
I went for the OF game last Feb (evening game). We went purely out of circumstance, no one could host, sack being in town when they are at home and COVID was a consideration for some we were with. Decent enough. Sausage rolls and pies were good. Not overcrowded, Marvin Andrews was the speaker, huge telly and the drink wasn't ludicrously over priced.
Now the bad points, £30 a ticket, no music played before the game or at HT as they couldn't figure out how to switch it between tunes and the telly and there were a few absolute rockets there... to be expected of course, but no music meant you could hear all their idiotic thoughts. If people are struggling for a place to watch it and will require a seat then it's a decent enough option to ensure you're surrounded by your own and you can put money into the club. If there are other options available I'd suggest looking at those.
Now the bad points, £30 a ticket, no music played before the game or at HT as they couldn't figure out how to switch it between tunes and the telly and there were a few absolute rockets there... to be expected of course, but no music meant you could hear all their idiotic thoughts. If people are struggling for a place to watch it and will require a seat then it's a decent enough option to ensure you're surrounded by your own and you can put money into the club. If there are other options available I'd suggest looking at those.
Couple of pies. Maybe some pasta.Club 72 Match Screening: PSV & Old Firm
RANGERS will host screenings in Club 72 for the upcoming away leg of the UEFA Champions League play-off round against PSV Eindhoven and the first Old Firm fixture of the season.
Tickets are available now at £29.50 and include:
- Pre-match food
- A bottle of beer or soft drink on arrival
- Half-time pies
- Access to the bar from 6:30pm (PSV Eindhoven) and 11:00am (Old Firm)
- The opportunity to hear thoughts and analysis from a Rangers Legend
Anyone know what the 'pre match food' would entail?*
*Greedy Bassa loyal
Normally yes. For a screening you probably won't be able to as a set number sold of each side (lounge seated, bar mix of seats/standing is how it has been sold for this.) Don't know how strictly it would be enforced.
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Now selling the private room option in case anyone is interested
SSR
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Just £520Now selling the private room option in case anyone is interested
VGM
Well-Known Member
I was there the 3-0 game vs them. Feb 2011.
Also the night of the “shame game”.
Was about a fiver back then.
I’ve defended the cost of the screening, £29.50 in other areas. But £65 a head to watch on TV with what, 3 beers? Excessive.
Wordy_Rappinghood
Well-Known Member
Now selling the private room option in case anyone is interested
It better be proper good food and service at that rate.
It’s an entirely different set up now with multiple TV’s including a massive TV behind each bar, it’s not really comparable tbh. The TV’s back then were abysmal.
Last screening I went to no tickets were issued, names taken at door.
Thanks. I assumed this may be the case but the "post" on the email confirmation through me off.
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