Arsenal are believed to be the key instigators amongst a group of Premier League clubs against dropping the price of match tickets for fans, the Daily Mail reports. Premier League clubs recently held a meeting where the topic of discussion was over whether they should cap match day tickets at just £30, but despite Everton leading the charge in favour of the idea, it was eventually vetoed by 'seven or eight clubs' and thus fell short of the majority vote of 14 required for it to be approved. And it is said that Arsenal – who have been heavily criticised for their extortionate ticket prices in the past – were most vocal in their opposition to any kind of cap. The plan is set to...
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