Supporters’ trust furious as £10 subsidy for away games removedDecision comes despite breaking British transfer record twice
Chelsea have been accused of penny-pinching and putting financial strain on supporters after removing a £10 coach subsidy for travel to domestic away games. The Chelsea Supporters’ Trust has reacted furiously to the decision, with the club’s insistence that it was “not financially sustainable to continue to offer subsidised coach travel” doing little to win supporters over.
The CST called the move appalling and pointed out that it comes not long after Chelsea broke the British transfer record for the second time this year by buying Moisés Caicedo from Brighton in a deal worth up to £115m.
Young supporters
Supporters who use wheelchairs and mobility scooters
People who are unable to drive due to cost or medical conditions
Supporters who are ambulant disabled
Supporters who require to be dropped off very close to the stadium
Vulnerable supporters
Supporters who rely on this affordable mode of transport to support the club
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