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How Do Sunderland Fare In The BBC’s 2016 Survey?

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The BBC’s Price Of Football survey for 2016 was released a week last Wednesday evening and as ever they looked at everything from the price of tickets through to the price of pies to determine how costs in football are changing for the supporter year on year.

Of course the Premier League figures highly in their ‘results’ but the same questions were asked of all Football League clubs (albeit Plymouth Argyle apparently declined to take part in the survey that featured 200+ odd UK and European sides and there are a couple of other omissions in the tables) and the major sides from European football were also contacted, along with Scotland, Wales, Ireland and I believe for the first time ever, the Women’s Super League took part.

Having dealt previously with Premier League headline results from the survey – please Click Here and provided a division comparison – please Click Here (League One and Two available Here for anyone interested), it’s time to move onto club specific details.

This is the sixth such Price of Football survey undertaken and it does show that ticket prices in general are falling, but there are exceptions across the divisions.

For the Premier League, this year includes the £30 price cap agreement on away tickets for the first time.

So what does this mean for Sunderland in particular.

The full results showed:

Cheapest Season Ticket:
£350
Top Price Season Ticket: £505
Cheapest Match Day Ticket: £25
Top Price Match Day Ticket: £35
Most Popular Match Day Ticket: £21-30

* Season Ticket holders offered subsidised home game travel. Child’s Season Ticket in Family Zone is £25.

Programme: £3
Pie: £3.10
Tea: £2.30
Adult Shirt: £49.99
Junior Shirt: £44.99

Cheapest Adult Away Ticket: £29
Top Price Adult Away Ticket: £30

In relation to the rest of the division and in general, it means Sunderland’s prices compare as follows:

Match Day Tickets:
Cheapest – the cheapest is 14% below the Premier League average.
Most Expensive – the most expensive is 35% below the Premier League average.

Season Tickets:
Cheapest – the cheapest ticket is 36% below the Premier League average.
Most Expensive – the most expensive is 42% below the Premier League average.

Price Paid To See A Home Goal: It’s a cost of £16.09 per goal putting Sunderland as the 9th cheapest in the Premier League on that basis.

Most Popular Ticket Price Range (Premier League): £31-40

Adult Shirt: 1% above the Premier League average.
Junior Shirt: 14% above the Premier League average.

Programme: £0.35 pence below the Premier League average.
Pie: £0.39 pence below the Premier League average.
Tea: £0.23 pence above the Premier League average.

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