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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
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 .
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.