indeed

but is the Fans' Pot a one-off scheme? Or just an excuse for the PL to make a show of 'helping', while allowing clubs to continually charge fans more?

This is how football-inflation works - one club pursues a policy that works for it, and the others generally follow.

And who gets the s**tty end of the stick? Fans, because the clubs will always seek to claw back some of their extra cost from us, no matter how big the TV deal is.

Posted By: Henclrikus on January 12th 2014 at 11:53:02

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also in Tyneside (NCFC) - Henclrikus, Jan 12, 11:37:12
- Which we matched by offering a 50% discount on away tickets (n/m) (NCFC) - KentonCanary, Jan 12, 11:39:29
  - indeed (NCFC) - Henclrikus, Jan 12, 11:53:02
    - We?ll see about the Fans Pot next season - (NCFC) - KentonCanary, Jan 12, 12:08:42
- our casual ticket prices are a disgrace (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jan 12, 11:38:47
  - would have been nice if FA cup tickets ahd been say ?10 (NCFC) - Kar1, Jan 12, 13:02:17
  - Don't disagree about that at all (NCFC) - KentonCanary, Jan 12, 11:40:11
    - even more so from this season, with the new TV deal (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jan 12, 11:41:17
      - Simple sums and fag packet accountancy (NCFC) - KentonCanary, Jan 12, 11:45:56
        
        last season's accounts (NCFC) - Henclrikus, Jan 12, 11:58:06
        
        and most of that gate money is from season tickets (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jan 12, 11:59:03
        
        so.. 1/9th of a Van Wolfswinkel (NCFC) - Mecagoenti, Jan 12, 11:54:34

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