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Even cat b at £27 is steep in my opinion. As for the abuse of kids tickets angle, I doubt it's got anything yo do with that. There are...

So rip off real children as punishment for grown adults taking the piss? Seems fair.

State of season ticket holders who've paid £18 per game telling exiled fans being asked to pay £46 (£164 for a family of 4) for certain...

"Doug is ripping off kids again, we don't care which of the purple kits is better, skybluelee!"

The only cider at Ewood Park was dark fruits, so that gets my vote.

I'm in the same boat. I'd certainly think long and hard about whether I take the kids to a Cat A+ match. Reducing JSBs down to U14s a...

I'll make a prediction now, those prices will put off away fans who travel with kids, (£35 fucking quid!), and we'll see far more coked...

It's the cat a prices that are crazy. Under 12s at Leicester for their cat A games start at £7 and highest is £15. We have a blanket £35...

100% we sell out the Birmingham game. And that's part of the problem.

I reckon they will just badge FAC 3rd round games v L1/2/NL teams a D and early round LC matches v lower opp. And no league matches.

Hull and QPR at Cat B is just naughty. Clearly some special start of season pricing there because they certainly are not in the second...

This is the bigger issue for me. An away fan having to pay £35 to bring an U14 alongside paying £45 for an adult is absolutely disgusting.

The picture above isn't showing the whole story as the prices in it premium zone are greater still, £55 for a Cat A+ and £48 for a Cat A

It'll be interesting to see how many A+ and D matches there are. A-B are only marginally higher than last year and C is the same.

Ted Lasso has spoken.