The high price of being a fan

The Football Supporters Federation is leading a march to Premier League headquarters this afternoon, in protest at what they see as the exorbitant prices football fans are paying to watch regular football.

The high price of being a fan
Thu, 14 Aug, 2014 - 11:24
Grainne McGuinness

The Football Supporters Federation is leading a march to Premier League headquarters this afternoon, in protest at what they see as the exorbitant prices football fans are paying to watch regular football.

We take a look at the top price each club charge for season tickets and ask, do they have a point?

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