Premier League fans are made to pay higher than they did last season as over 50% of premier league clubs raise season ticket prices; despite cashing in on the latest TV deal worth £5.5 billion over three years. Why will QPR increase their ticket cost by 38 percent? oh and FSF intends to protest against the increase in ticket price. continue...
The Football Supporters Federation (FSF) are planning a march protest and their chairman Malcolm Clarke said:
"Nine out of 10 fans already think they are paying too much for tickets and these figures only back that point of view. Clubs are swimming in cash and the last media deal was worth £5bn. The huge increase would have been enough for the clubs to let every fan in for free and they would have been no worse off. Top flight clubs need to think long-term and cut prices. Never mind all the clever PR strategies clubs come out with, nothing will earn goodwill like dropping prices. The FSF will lead a march on Premier League and Football League HQ on August 14 We would encourage all fans to join us"
Currently, Arsenal top season tickets are the highest in the league, their Kit is also the most expensive and yet they don't win Cup every year or every other year.
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