SherSaint

Makes you wonder why they capped prices of away ticket. Just exploit the fans for all you can. That's the problem football has become too focused with money and being a business rather than something for the local community.

I think the point I'm making is being missed. Given the financial restraints many fans are facing, why didn't the club consider putting a £20 cap on home tickets. Would it really have made that much of a difference to the club's financial state? Such a gesture would, in my view, have been a nice way to thank the fans, and acknowledge some of the challenges they may face. It's within the clubs gift, I'm just trying to get understand the logic other than it's a business and price at what you can get away with. Maybe it's just me. But early round in cup games are priced more keenly.

Am I the only one who is appalled at high prices for the home leg? Talk about kicking fans in the teeth. Where's the recognition of loyalty for fans that have been supporting the club throughout the season? Feels like we're being fleeced IMHO.

Is thwle league being renewed? If so, what's the code?

It's in top tier row tt.

I've got a spare Villa ticket due to a mate pulling out. Selling for £25 (bought for £41 so a decent saving). Please get in touch for details. I'm based in Shirley. Indy