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BY PHIL HAY
Leeds United Supporters Trust today launched an online campaign aimed at preventing the club's supporters of the future becoming the "lost generation".
BY PHIL HAY
Leeds United Supporters Trust today launched an online campaign aimed at preventing the club's supporters of the future becoming the "lost generation".
The Trust are planning to survey hundreds
of Leeds fans over ticket prices at Elland Road in an effort to avoid young
supporters from being priced out of football.
The poll is being carried out in the wake of falling crowds at United's stadium during the last 12 months, and the Trust's findings will be sent to Leeds chairman Ken Bates in time for the club's announcement of prices for the 2007-08 campaign.
Trust vice chairman John Cave said: "This is something that came up at our AGM recently, and it's by far the biggest issue concerning the supporters I speak to."
See tonight's Yorkshire Evening Post for full story
The poll is being carried out in the wake of falling crowds at United's stadium during the last 12 months, and the Trust's findings will be sent to Leeds chairman Ken Bates in time for the club's announcement of prices for the 2007-08 campaign.
Trust vice chairman John Cave said: "This is something that came up at our AGM recently, and it's by far the biggest issue concerning the supporters I speak to."
See tonight's Yorkshire Evening Post for full story
