Fans chief wants new pricing policy

Ticket prices should be slashed for televised matches to avoid games being played in front of sparse crowds, supporters’ chief Malcolm Clarke has warned.

Ticket prices should be slashed for televised matches to avoid games being played in front of sparse crowds, supporters’ chief Malcolm Clarke has warned.

Charlton chairman Richard Murray yesterday expressed his concerns that the Premier League was in danger of being “over-exposed” by wall-to-wall television coverage and that attendances could plummet as a result.

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