West Ham have confirmed the majority of season ticket prices will be frozen for next season.
The Hammers, who have seen crowds consistently above 50,000 since moving to the London Stadium froze their prices after the maiden season in Stratford and have followed suit this term.
Season ticket holders sitting in bands 1-4, as well as 1966 seats, will see their prices frozen while those in band 5 will also see no hike, should they renew for two seasons.
The board in east London have come under increasing pressure from fans in recent weeks, with a march scheduled for Saturday having been called off, though the club are looking to reward the loyalty of their fanbase, which manager David Moyes insists is crucial
“I think the atmosphere has been tremendous at some games and they know we need it, we do need it,” Moyes said of the supporters.
“There are grievances at every club against owners, managers or members of the club, all you want to do is make sure your club is in the right position.”
