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PSL tickets will now cost double

By Andy Rice
27 Aug 2010
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Bad news for avid fans of the local football game! PSL tickets are now double what they used to be. You will now have to shell out R40 for the privilege of watching local football, and perhaps even more if certain clubs decide they're worth more than that. PSL chairman Irvin Khoza said that mounting costs have forced the price hike. In their defence, they'd managed to keep the R20 price tag on tickets for the last eight years. "But we are still the cheapest and best entertainment for R40”, Mr Khoza assures us. Read more: IOL.

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