We are proud to have endorsed this morning’s Fulham Supporters’ Trust statement calling on the club to reconsider their current Craven Cottage ticket pricing policy.

The Trust have consistently highlighted the danger of long-standing supporters being priced out of watching the Whites since Fulham hiked their matchday ticket prices upon their return to the Premier League in 2018. Their continued dialogue with Fulham Football Club’s senior executives has been fruitless and the pricing of this season’s match day adult tickets behind the goal, which hit £71 for Saturday’s game against Sheffield United, follows an average 18.5% increase in season ticket prices this summer.

We were told during the pandemic that football without fans is nothing. Those words appear hollow when the club pays little more than lip service to the concerns of an organisation that was formed following the successful supporter-led campaign to take Fulham back to the Cottage in 2003. Many of our contributors, readers and listeners have followed the capital’s oldest professional club for generations but are now unable to afford to support Marco Silva’s side on a weekly-basis. It is an issue we have covered several times over the past eighteen months.

Several Fulham websites, fan forums and content creators have backed the Trust’s statement outlining their opposition to the board’s price-gouging and we would encourage Fulham fans to join the campaign for affordable ticket-pricing as well as participating in a yellow card protest during the eighteenth minute of November’s home fixture against Manchester United to show our opposition to the current policy. Fulham fans should not be priced out of supporting our side.

You can join the Fulham Supporters’ Trust via their website.