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For the lazy few, here are the highlights: West Ham have become the first club to announce they will reduce season ticket prices as a result of the Premier League's record television deal. West Ham's cheapest adult season ticket that season will cost £289, down from between £620 and £940 for the 2014-15 campaign.
This is obviously more to do with the fact they realise they won't fill their new stadium at their current prices than the TV deal right? Will more teams start doing this thanks to the monster increase in TV money, or is this going to be the anomaly?
Either way its a good PR move for West Ham, as they could substantially increase their future fanbase if people are drawn to Premier League football at those prices. They are also vastly reducing their U-16 tickets to about £5 per match.
For the lazy few, here are the highlights: West Ham have become the first club to announce they will reduce season ticket prices as a result of the Premier League's record television deal. West Ham's cheapest adult season ticket that season will cost £289, down from between £620 and £940 for the 2014-15 campaign.
This is obviously more to do with the fact they realise they won't fill their new stadium at their current prices than the TV deal right? Will more teams start doing this thanks to the monster increase in TV money, or is this going to be the anomaly?
Either way its a good PR move for West Ham, as they could substantially increase their future fanbase if people are drawn to Premier League football at those prices. They are also vastly reducing their U-16 tickets to about £5 per match.
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