Non-League Paper

I’ve been on a rip-off trip to Wembley

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2017

AS a Non-League fan I decided to make the trip to Wembley to watch the play-off final.
I have been to the new Wembley on quite a few occasions, and other than a very few of the sensibly priced games, always come away feeling I have been fleeced.
There is no excuse to charge £36 other than the true reason of ripping off fans to pay back the debt incurred by The FA.
If the tickets were capped at £20, the attendance would have been a lot higher and the chances are so would the pay back. Prices for most Premier League away games are now capped at £30!

FLEECED? Wembley was ov...

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