West Brom announce 2010/11 season ticket prices


By Jemma Tappenden
April 14 2010

West Bromwich Albion have today revealed the prices for next season's season ticket sales. The rise of 13 percent on this season's prices is the first increase on season ticket prices for over three years at the Hawthorns. The increase comes at a time when the Baggies prepare for their return to England's top flight, but sees them keep the lowest season ticket cost in the Midlands.

West Midlands football could see four of its sides in the Premiership next season, with West Brom, Birmingham City and Aston Villa already all confimed as top flight clubs for the 2010/11 campaign, leaving Wolves; who have a relatively comfortable 6 point gap on the drop zone, to confirm their status to make up the four.

Even if Wolves, Villa and Blues were to freeze their current season ticket prices, the new prices announced at the Albion today would still see them come in at the cheapest.

Adult season ticket prices start from just £399, and current season ticket holders can renew for next season from today onwards.

CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Official Website to see a full list of next seasons prices.

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