Luton tickets

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£26! It’s just getting silly now for league 1 football. £4 more gets Man Utd fans into Anfield next week.

About time it’s not just the premier league where away tickets prices are capped.

[RobTheRover]

Man United have been to Anfield. Went in December. I was there.

[Padge_DRFC]

Other way around even. Liverpool to Old Trafford

[RoversAlias]

Man United have been to Anfield. Went in December. I was there.

Feel like you've missed the point there Rob.

I do think they should cap all leagues. It's a bit silly you can go to any PL game away for £30 but it's more than that to some Championship clubs.

£26 for the "privilege" of going to Kenilworth Road is ridiculous.

[RobTheRover]

I agree. But it's supply and demand. They are top of the league.

[johnny rovers]

Man United have been to Anfield. Went in December. I was there.

Feel like you've missed the point there Rob.

I do think they should cap all leagues. It's a bit silly you can go to any PL game away for £30 but it's more than that to some Championship clubs.

£26 for the "privilege" of going to Kenilworth Road is ridiculous.

I think it is a privilege to go to Kenilworth Road. Proper old  school football ground. I love it and it's a dying breed. £26 is quite reasonable in my view.

[drfchound]

I assume it has been £26 all season.
They weren’t top of the league when the prices were set.

[Donnywolf]

Would love to see Rovers there but what a horrible place to go - so I wont

Be great when they get a new Ground but even then it will still be in or on the edge of Luton !

[normal rules]

While ever people are prepared to pay it, they will charge it. If they started playing in front of empty grounds then they would change, probably quite quickly.

[donnievic]

Wot a shit hole to go to and pay £26 and a shit view aswell only helped if sum fit bird is getting in bath or changed as you walk up steps into the ground

[IDM]

I assume it has been £26 all season.
They weren’t top of the league when the prices were set.

This.!

I can get to Luton as easily as I can get to Doncaster from where I live but that pro ce is off putting..

If it was one of the last games of the season and promotion depended upon it, then it’s a different matter.

[hoolahoop]

But you are all forgetting the scenic sites of Luton for your pre and post match pints

[RobTheRover]

I always think Kenilworth Road looks like a conservatory company showroom

[Donnywolf]

While ever people are prepared to pay it, they will charge it. If they started playing in front of empty grounds then they would change, probably quite quickly.

Reading their Posts they come over as the "new Man U" so probably they would say they would simply just fill their Stadium with their own fans that are currently clamouring to get in there !

[Campsall rover]

Man United have been to Anfield. Went in December. I was there.

Feel like you've missed the point there Rob.

I do think they should cap all leagues. It's a bit silly you can go to any PL game away for £30 but it's more than that to some Championship clubs.

£26 for the "privilege" of going to Kenilworth Road is ridiculous.

I think it is a privilege to go to Kenilworth Road. Proper old  school football ground. I love it and it's a dying breed. £26 is quite reasonable in my view.

It’s awful. No leg room, very low down. One of the worst grounds in the football league.

[drfchound]

Maybe they are putting the extra money from ticket revenue towards their new ground.

[ZiggerZagger]

Ive been working down that area for last few weeks, I can honestly say I've never seen so many foxes running about. They even run around the streets at night in pairs.

[DRFC-Hanksie]

I'd want a meet & greet with Tommy Robinson for that price.

[PDX_Rover]

Still though... 8.6 quid a point for us