The FSF recently joined forces with Virgin Media to cut costs for away fans – with the Southampton shirt sponsor backing the Twenty’s Plenty campaign.
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Clear filterThe FSF recently joined forces with Virgin Media to cut costs for away fans – with the Southampton shirt sponsor backing the Twenty’s Plenty campaign.
There’s been a huge focus over the past few years on ticket prices and much headway has been made, particularly in relation to away fans. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t still a lot to be done.
The Football League season starts next weekend and this time of year is normally an exciting one for all football fans.
At the end of last week Virgin Media and 888sport both announced that they would be assisting travelling fans of the clubs they sponsor – are sponsors becoming more than just names on a shirt?
Reading FC today announced their support for the Twenty’s Plenty campaign and have capped away ticket prices at the Madejski Stadium at £20.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is seeking information on how the biggest secondary ticket agencies provide informaton to consumers.
The issue of high ticket prices hit Parliament today (Thursday 5th May) as MPs debated whether the game was pricing out the next generation of fans.
Hull City fans are urging the club to scrap the planned membership scheme – which will see the end of concessionary pricing and traditional season tickets.
Manchester City are the latest Premier League football club to announce a freeze in season ticket prices for next season.
Ticket prices shouldn’t be set by the free market: don’t take our word for it, here’s Dr Chris Bojke senior research associate at University of York’s Centre for Health Economics looks at “addictive good” provided by football clubs…
Last month we announced plans for a Twenty’s Plenty Weekend of Action which was set to take place on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th March 2016.
Presumably, you saw the news about the Premier League introducing a £30 cap for away tickets from next season. FSF national council and Spirit of Shankly (SOS) committee member Roy Bentham looks back at the months of campaigning that led up to the decision…
The FA has announced that England’s upcoming pre-tournament friendly fixtures will cost no more than £20.
Premier League clubs have agreed to cap away ticket prices at £30 for the next three seasons.
Ahead of this weekend’s North London derby, supporter groups from both clubs have come together calling on a cap on away ticket prices and urge their clubs to address their concerns on home ticket pricing…
Middlesbrough’s upcoming away fixture at the Valley has been moved to a Sunday at just 17 days notice for TV broadcast.
Championship side Huddersfield Town have announced a reduction in their season ticket prices for 2016/17 and will be using increased TV revenue to cover the cost.
It’s a big month for the Twenty’s Plenty campaign with Premier League clubs set to meet on Wednesday 23rd March for one of their regular shareholder meetings. Away ticket prices will be on the agenda and we need to make them act now to reduce costs ahead of 2016/17.
With away fans having little to no access to many of the deals that home fans enjoy, researcher Christopher Kirkland asks, is away ticket pricing discriminatory?
Ticket prices have been a hot topic lately with even David Cameron acknowledging that “there is a problem here when some clubs put up prices very rapidly every year”.
