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Leeds United Supporters Club is concerned regarding the advertised price rises for season ticket holders. Given the current cost of living crisis and after last years rises it feels like another bitter pill for the fans to swallow.
The club states that they will refund the 10% if the club are relegated. Given the amount of income that the club would lose because of relegation it makes the price rise appear a choice and not a necessity. 
As inflation is projected to be 4% this year operational costs should not have such a big impact.

Chris Hall
Secretary
Leeds United Supporters’ Club

Archie Gray

Archie is latest in a Leeds dynasty going back to 1965 when his Great-Uncle Eddie joined the club, In 1971 his Grandfather Frank (brother of Eddie) joined the club, While at Leeds he won the First division title as well as runners up medals in the FA Cup, ECWC, European Cup & Charity Shield. Finally Archies Father is Andy Gray who was with the club from 1995 to 1998, being one of the few players to stand out in the 1996 League Cup final. All 3 were capped by Scotland

Archie has Leeds DNA in his blood, and the Youth coaches rate him highly. Archie was on the bench vs Arsenal in December 2021, but has yet to make a Premier League start. Good Luck Archie!

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