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  The gentrification of working class areas where the vast majority of our football clubs are situated meant that the new affluent "yuppie" class had a new interest which then drove prices up meaning that match admission became out of the reach of many true supporters For the "gullible poor" supporting their club has been passed down through the family, it is not like a supermarket where people chop and change loyalties when prices go up or down. Bayern Munich are one of the world's elite clubs with a stadium full of 75,000 match by match. Seats costing 10 or 15 Euros are set aside for those less well off and they can still compete for the very best players in the transfer market.

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