Many Wolves fans have been left to rage as Tim Spiers gave an update on their final game of the 2020/21 term in the Premier League on Sunday 23rd May.
As per a tweet from The Athletic journalist, ticket prices for their match against Manchester United, at which 4,500 fans will be allowed in at Molineux, stand at £45 to sit in the Steve Bull stand, and £40 in the North and South Banks and Graham Hughes stand.
Several members of the Wanderers faithful have been left angered at just how much money the Midlands club are charging them, given that they have not been able to go to the stadium all season long and these prices are not affordable at all for some.
Spiers also tweeted a comparison with other clubs, with Burnley letting their supporters in free of charge, while some 'Big Six' teams even have cheaper ticket prices, with Arsenal and Manchester City charging as little as £25.
Wolves fans on ticket prices
These WWFC supporters raged as the ticket prices were shared on Twitter, with one fan even going as far as to claim that they were 'disgusting':
"£45 quid...… what a joke! What happened to the games we had from last season which we didn't get to see and the Europa game we paid for??? "Football is nothing without the fans"...…."
"Massive own goal this"
"Disgusting prices !!!"
"Robbing us blind"
"Ludicrous price tbh"
"Shocking prices"
In other news, find out what transfer update has left Wanderers fuming here!