How Do You Feel About The Club Effectively Abandoning Affordability?

It was £125 last year. So 2022 = £50, 2023 = £75, 2024 = £125, 2025 = £125, 2026 = £200+ is what I can see.

It's not good news for anyone who wants one going forward. £75 in one year is quite a leap.

I'm not like these Sheffield Wednesday fans who are falling over themselves to kiss the clubs backside whatever they charge and smile when people are being ripped off because I support the club, I just think it's sad that many will be priced out of something that at that age they will remember for life.

 

It was £150 for non season ticket holder last year as well but there doesn't seem to be a different price this time.

 

Just seen on Twitter they’re charging £270 for the video pass this year. Highest in the league by £20.

Luton/Leicester/Huddersfield/Barnsley/Plymouth/Reading/Sheffield weds: charging £250 but if you buy early bird it’s £140. And everyone else charging £180 (£140 for early bird)

We’re the only club in the league who aren’t offering an early bird price reduction.

I got it last year for I think £200? Was planning to do it again this year as I’d like to support the club and I figured most of the money goes to us, but it’ll be the firestick this year unfortunately…

 

is that the international option to watch every game live?

 

3 years ago it was £140. The increase is really taking the piss, especially as the Carabao and FA cup games are not included. I'll pay it because I'm overseas and I'm an idiot but it's starting to feel like I'm being taken for granted.

 

Yeah that’s the one.

 

Seven mascots today so not the full eleven available

 

Special Mascot price for the Burnley game, Just £150 including two tickets