Western Force posted their third straight victory against the Waikato Chiefs at nib Stadium, the first time in the sides super rugby history. Western Force were generally in control for most of the game with moments when the chinks in the armor looked possibly becoming open holes. Western Force looked like they really wanted this win and were really fighting to not let the Chiefs get past them. Match ended 18 to 15 which now places them third in the Australian conference and fifth overall on the table.
Food once again was on highway robbery scales but the demographic of Force fans are generally ones of affluence and indifference towards increasing prices for food and drink. How much will honestly be too much for spectators at Perth sporting/musical events?
Wedges were 10 dollars and bottles of cool drink are 5 dollars. Pizzas are 15 dollars and are a quarter the size of already reduced in size large pizzas from Dominos or Pizza Hut.
Beers they sell to the fans are mid strength and over priced at 9 dollars for such. They do provide full strength but you must be in the members bar area where there are no TV screens and no view of the match. A deliberate ploy obviously.
Despite the thrilling match nib continues to extort money from its guests and i strongly believe that there should be a form of boycott of anything food or beverage. I must admit sometimes its hard to avoid buying a bottle of coke if you are incredibly thirsty from not having a drink for a few hours before turning up to the venue. For the record I did not buy anything to eat at this game my fellow agents did instead.




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