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Fans have their say on the big squeeze

Non-league fans say the cost of living crisis is already having an impact on how much they spend at clubs – while there is broad support for early kick-offs if it helps save cash.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

Fans have their say on the cost of living crisis
By Matt Badcock

NON-LEAGUE fans say the cost of living crisis is already having an impact on how much they spend at clubs – while there is broad support for early kick-offs if it helps save cash.
That’s according to a Football Supporters’ Association survey, run in partnership with The NLP, that aims to look at trends among match-going spectators.
The FSA hope the survey can assist clubs ahead of this winter and help inform any decisions as they look to combat ever increasing bills and costs.
In total, 57.77 per cent of respondents said th...

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