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he BBC have released their annual ‘Price of football’ survey for 2014.
The cheapest season ticket at West Ham United is 22% more than the average comparable cost for the Premier League of £509.
At £620.00, the cost of the cheapest season ticket at West Ham has increased by £20.00 since 2013.
Based on last season’s results and prices, a home goal cost about £24 at West Ham in 2013-14, the third worst in the Premier League behind Spurs £25.50 per goal and Arsenal £27.36 per goal. The cost per goal for Manchester City was just £4.75.
At £49.99, the cost of a West Ham United shirt is £2.59 more than the average cost of £47.40 in the Premier League. At £3.30, the cost of a pie at West Ham has increased by £0.30 since 2011.
At £3.50, the cost of a programme at West Ham has not changed since 2011.
You can find the full survey at the BBC website http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-29527838
It isn’t just the football club that’s put up it’s prices,The 35 minute journey cost’s me an incredible,£25 that’s before iv’e even got there,don’t bother with a glossy un-pocket sized advertisement full programme.I used to like “Hammers Monthly”.the food in the area is top drawer,at good price’s if you know where your going.I take £100,and don’t come back with much shrapnel.Ticket price’s should be,i believe no more than £50 a head for top ticket’s then graduated down from that.Also kid’s for a quid,is great but many youngster’s over 15 are i.e. at school,college,uni,and as a rule now are totally dependent on their parent,s. therefore “kids for a quid” should be extended to 18 year’s of age. C.O.Y.I.
Why doesn’t Brady ask her Tory minister for Sport to actually do something about the ticket prices instead of sitting mouthing nothing ! She is totally useless .