Actually starts at £60 minimum for unallocated standing or worst seats imaginable in the corner by the urinals and chemical toilets. "Bronze" tier seating starts at £80!
That's what's called "lying" given that there were plenty of seats at £45 for adults.
Anyway, Bath seem to be (as ever) living rent-free in the heads of Bristolians, with the likes of Genge talking about frank hatred, Harding putting emotion at the forefront, Lam complaining about... anything he can think of, and (as ever) childishness from so many Bristol supporters.
For me, rugby derbies should be more like a sibling rivalry; you want to beat them the most, because they mean the most to you, but it's a rivalry built through love, not hatred.
TBH, even then, I don't consider Bristol to be our biggest rival (they definitely see us that way) - I'd place Gloucester and Leicester as matches I'm more desperate to win (whilst also wishing Gloucester well against anyone-but-Bath).
To me, the Bath v Bristol rivalry feels more like sibling rivalry with a notable age difference - with Bristol caring most about Bath, but Bath acknowledging that, but being busy with "bigger" rivalries.
A bit like England v Wales/Scotland/Ireland; or away from rugby, like France v Belgium, USA v Canada or Australia v NewZealand.
But then, whilst I have a fair few Bristolian friends, I don't live there, and don't interact with them on a daily basis any more. Maybe I'm also privileged in that the Bristol supporters I actually know, tend to agree that it's a friendly and respectful rivalry.
