02-08-2011, 14:58
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Coffin Dodger.
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Re: "Price of football" study
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Originally Posted by MikeA
These figures don't stand up to scrutiny.
For example, Rotherham, Torquay and Plymouth are all shown as charging a minimum of £10 per match but, if you check their websites, tickets for their first home league matches are shown as £18, £17 and £20 respectively.
Possibly, they've given the over-60s price as the minimum or even a reduced price that they are charging for an isolated Carling Cup tie. We don't know what the clubs were asked to provide but, whatever the explanation, the table is just a nonsense and it's quite likely that Stanley's league prices are the lowest after all.
Yet another case of a sloppy journalist not bothering to check the facts properly?
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seems very likely to me.
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