Shameful

this has got to be a joke? who will stump up £45 a game when....

.....In the UK, Sky Sports will show 138 Sky Bet EFL matches across the Championship, League One and League Two, plus all Play-Off matches, 15 Carabao Cup ties and the Semi-Finals and Final of the EFL Trophy.

sky love leeds so i bet we will have most of our games shown live....

The difference between cat A and B is a joke!

£45 for cat B!

If we don’t do well I can see some empty seats come the New Year.

If we do well then people will pay it.

baggies kicking off, £30 cap for away fans in the pl, apparently teams can charge what they want in the efl

......just found this...

One Albion supporter said: "Encourage as many fans as possible to boycott Leeds United away because of their obscene pricing. £47 is a disgrace at any level, but especially the Championship." Another commented: "What is it with these clubs treating fans like **** to try and raise some money? Who wants to go to Leeds on a Friday Night at £45-£47 a ticket to see a second tier game."

Just saw this……

“Leeds United supporters club have told their members that the club have now agreed to a reduced away ticket price for clubs who agree to charge the same in the reverse fixture.

Leeds will now charge Cardiff City fans £24 a ticket for the opening day at Elland Road.”

Away fans are all part of the experience. They deserve affordable football trips as much as the home supporters.

comment by salonika73 (U4688)
posted 1 hour, 36 minutes ago
Just saw this……

“Leeds United supporters club have told their members that the club have now agreed to a reduced away ticket price for clubs who agree to charge the same in the reverse fixture.

Leeds will now charge Cardiff City fans £24 a ticket for the opening day at Elland Road.”
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That makes sense Salonika, might encourage more clubs to enter into reciprocating price agreements.

taking the peeeeeeeesh out of any fans home or away is abhorrent

Reciprocative pricing has been the way forward for ages. Not sure why it isn't made mandatory by the PL.

EFL, even.