Posted on 17th January 2013
Score Campaign: Twenty’s Plenty for Away Tickets
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The Football Supporters’ Federation launched the Score Campaign: Twenty’s Plenty for Away Tickets with events in Manchester and London (Jan 2013). This page is a one-stop-shop with all the information you need on Twenty’s Plenty – from aims and objectives to actions and arguments, it’s all here.
TWENTY’S PLENTY AIMS: Supporters call upon football clubs at all levels of the game to recognise and reward the amazing contribution of travelling fans by getting together to agree an across the board price cap on away match tickets of £20 (£15 for concessions).
Supporters understand that football is unaffordable for many and this is especially true for away fans who, aside from match tickets, must contend with spiralling food, drink and travel costs. There has been a tremendous groundswell of opinion lately with campaigns and petitions popping up across the country and Twenty’s Plenty will try to harness that energy.
This feels like a real tipping point with fans putting aside tribal differences to speak with one voice and say enough is enough. Want to get involved? Read on.
