Do football lose some popular among english young people because the price?

[jingjing 0]

most season ticket holders are middle-aged men.

[Andrew 4962]

What?

[jonasjuice 0]

Yeah it's certainly not less popular, just not reasonable financially for most under 25s to buy a season ticket. Could argue it may have the effect that some will feel less strongly bonded to the club. I've not lived in the area for a while now and go to a lot less games, you still care deeply but it doesn't quite feel the same.

[CleeToonFan 1]

Tickets for children are usually cheapish to be fair and many clubs do constant 'Kid For a Quid' promotions etc. This is true of the lower leagues especially where some even do 'kids go free with a full paying adult', meaning its just as cheap for a Dad to bring his son along as it is go without. Even at Man City you can get a kids season ticket for £110.It's only really when you hit about 17-24ish when season tickets and the like are unaffordable for the average person and that's about the time you'll be going out more, getting drunk and tryna get into birds etc.