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Didn't think this would come around soon but good news. Long are the days where you have to pay £50+ on top of travel. £30 seems quite fair. On current pricing, this will save a Spurs fan £284.00 a year if they went to every game
BREAKING: @premierleague clubs agree to £30 cap on away tickets for next three seasons from 2016/17. More on #SSNHQ with @SkyKaveh now.
Spurs statement:
Away ticket pricing
Posted on 9 March 2016 - 13:00
The Premier League has today announced an undertaking agreed by clubs to cap Premier League away ticket prices at £30 for seasons 2016/17 through to 2018/19.
The Club is strongly supportive of reducing the costs for fans who attend away matches. We have a large and committed away following that has given incredible support to the team at away fixtures.
The undertaking which has today been agreed by Premier League clubs will see Premier League away ticket prices capped at £30 for the next three seasons starting season 2016/17.
Our fans are fundamental to the success of us as a Club and we shall continue to look at ways to support them, including assisting with coaches and trains when fixtures and kick off times require this.
BREAKING: @premierleague clubs agree to £30 cap on away tickets for next three seasons from 2016/17. More on #SSNHQ with @SkyKaveh now.
Spurs statement:
Away ticket pricing
Posted on 9 March 2016 - 13:00
The Premier League has today announced an undertaking agreed by clubs to cap Premier League away ticket prices at £30 for seasons 2016/17 through to 2018/19.
The Club is strongly supportive of reducing the costs for fans who attend away matches. We have a large and committed away following that has given incredible support to the team at away fixtures.
The undertaking which has today been agreed by Premier League clubs will see Premier League away ticket prices capped at £30 for the next three seasons starting season 2016/17.
Our fans are fundamental to the success of us as a Club and we shall continue to look at ways to support them, including assisting with coaches and trains when fixtures and kick off times require this.
