While there’s been a lot of press this week about Newcastle United and how they’ve been trying to get their opponents to reduce the prices of away tickets in the Premier League, no one seems to be doing anything about the exorbitant cost of tickets to home matches, which is making it difficult for people — especially children — to be able to afford to go to matches.
The New York Times this week created an editorial in the form of a video, which sums up the issue. The rich get richer, but it’s never enough.
Watch this informative video and share your opinions in the comments section below.
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