FSA: Leeds United Offer Cheap Away Tickets
Leeds United will offer reciprocal deals to other Championship clubs, meaning away fans could see significant reductions in ticket prices – so long as their own club comes to an agreement.
The club originally said that away fans in the West Stand would be charged a whopping £45 for Category B games and £47 for Category A.
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Premier league prices are cheaper than the £45 and £47 Leeds are charging away fans. There needs to be a price cap on what clubs can charge. Away fans also have to pay for travel and other expenses such as food. It would cost 2 people roughly £200. In these times of ‘cost of living’ crisis where people are struggling, these prices are an absolute disgrace. If Leeds want to cut their own throats because of greed then let them. I would boycott them. No other club charges these prices so this we will reciprocate offer is a load of rubbish and it’s time Leeds fell in line with everyone else.