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I don't understand the food expenditure. On a Saturday we kick off at 3pm, so have lunch at 12.30 before setting out for the game. I leave a casserole in the slow cooker to have when I get home. I can understand the drink aspect better but if I am hard up then I don't have a drink. Evening...

I'm not so sure that there will be others buying them. I can see season ticket sales dropping next year as I've heard of quite a few people that are considering not renewing. Of course, if we went on a winning run after Christmas, then they would probably change their minds.

Good fishing. On the other hand, Wigan tickets are £15 full price and £10 for concessions.

Yes that's exactly my point. It if wasn't a concession then a lot of OAPs wouldn't be there at all. My fuel direct debit has risen by £26 a month recently even though I get a winter fuel allowance. It's already been said, but football is a luxury not a necessity.

Pensioners on a fixed income, who have been watching the Albion for decades. I don't smoke, bet and only drink occasionally.

It wouldn't be a case of how willing I was, but whether I could afford a rise. I've already cut back on away games.