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There is an excellent chance that the majority of games next season will be a sell out which could mean you can recoup some of the cost by whatever Season Ticket Exchange the club may implement from next season. Might be worth holding fire a bit longer as by decision date it should be a lot...

Not ignored. Just I don't feel it's relevant. The club is a business and the business needs to make as much money as it can. In our case, to pay back our chairman who has personally invested sums that are hard to comprehend. The fact the club will earn additional revenue from TV money...

The cheapest tickets will work out at £26.05 or, if you are a new season ticket holder and £25 is added to the cost of the season ticket, the price increases to £27.30. I'm assuming these tickets would be sold for no more than £30 in the prem as would mirror the away ticket price cap?

I really hope our club abolish booking fees too. Most reputable companies have stopped using them. They are, after all, a dishonest may of pretending something is cheaper than it is. By all means add a postage fee to the entire purchase if the club are sending the tickets. Print at home is...

Supply and Demand Fewer games for the club to earn match day revenue Paying to see the best football in the world (subjective) at the Amex At sport (and anything TBH) you pay more the better it is

Can't grumble at the price hike. I'm sure this is better than what were the worse case scenarios. I can see match by match prices increasing for the category A games. It will be interesting how this is manged though with regards to the £30 cap on away prices as I can't see the club wanting to...