Premier league season ticket affordability

[RobTheRover]

There is a really interesting infographic I found looking at the cheapest season tickets in the Premier League and the affordability for people in the local area.

On the same scale, the Rovers would be £299 for a ST with an average FT weekly wage of £479 (https://www.ons.gov.uk/visualisations/nesscontent/dvc126/) , giving 24 hours and 58 minutes of work to pay for a ST, which means 3 premier league clubs are (relatively) more affordable to watch (West Ham, Huddersfield, and Man City) for their locals.  (We'll forget the quality of football on offer for now - we all know watching the rovers is far better!)

[idler]

Huddersfield have been subsidising season tickets by using the Tv money. Rightly in my eyes but not many if any will follow suit.

[DonnyBazR0ver]

Watford, Palace, Bournemouth. Really!? Is that another indication of the North/South divide?

Occasionally wondered, should be hit the big time, what price would we reasonably expect as a minimum before we price people out?

It wouldn't sit comfortable with me if we left behind loyal fans. The first priority must be to fill as many seats as possible.

[silent majority]

Strange that, how do they work out the Man Utd figure when all their supporters live in London?