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I would say that they have no category at all since they're in a different division to us.

I'm a regular visitor to West end theatres and rarely pay over £25 per ticket. We got upgraded to the top seats for a matinee of Petticoats and Dreamboats for £22 each.

I have to agree. I sat there for the 2 friendlies. The view is poor, especially with oscar constantly blocking my view of the goal.

Me too. I was paying income tax for around 30 years before certain organs began malfunctioning. But you need to understand other people's positions before making sweeping assumptions. There are plenty of working people priced out of attending Albion matches too.

Nope. Some of us are too ill to work so have to live on £213 every 2 weeks. I don't have a car but i do have a flat screen TV. However, so does almost everyone else because they stopped making those curved ones years ago. The fridge has food in it but due to health issues, I'm only allowed...

It's not free for anyone. They added £50 to each season ticket to pay for it.

Then by your own logic, they get away with it. The average wage earner are not the ones buying the most expensive seats in the house. Tickets ARE available for under £35..... just!

Bull****!

We have some the highest prices for season tickets. Here's the full list. http://www.pricingplaybook.co.uk/sport/championship-season-ticket-prices-20132014-update-and-analysis/

Care to quote where this happened? I don't recall doing it myself and I'm not aware of others doing it. perhaps I missed the posts.

£50 per season to save £1.50 x 23 (£34.50). I certainly take the "Free" travel into consideration since it adds £15.50 per season to the cost of my matchday experience. Thanks Albion. I'm ever so grateful. :wrong: