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Yes. No. Maybe. I feel that the club are in an enviable position of demand far outstripping supply for tickets regardless of price. Having a waiting list of 8,000+/- for season tickets probably means that many fans can only watch “lesser teams” as opponents for the Albion or not watch at all...

I agree. I go to matches to watch the Albion play (and win!), the opposition is of secondary importance. We are after all in the same league and I find it insulting, and greedy, for clubs to increase prices because it’s Liverpool or Chelsea as opponents rather than, say, Watford or Burnley...

True, but are we a Category A fixture for Fulham?

To do a comparison with Fulham’s prices, goes something like this : Fulham - all of the home sections of the Putney end, including P4 (neutral zone) is £50. The Riverside and Johnny Haynes stands are £65, with some seats in the JH at £50. For the Albion (v Watford) - S1G, next to the away...