Fans react as Celtic supporters display ’20’s plenty’ banner at Parkhead

Many fans have reacted to a banner Celtic supporters unveiled at Parkhead on Saturday during the 6-0 demolition of Ross County.

With ticket prices seemingly on the rise within the footballing world, Celtic fans called for clubs in Scotland to cap admission fees to £20 with a “Twenty’s plenty” banner that urged the Hoops to “set the trend.”

And these supporters from different clubs in Scotland greeted the banner with positivity.

Twitter: @ClydeSSB Every club should be supporting this

Let’s make a stand

Away fans 20 is plenty (@JFE42)

Twitter: @ClydeSSB Hope the board listen along with every other club in the league (@scullymojo)

Twitter: @ClydeSSB Fair play. The Old Firm have the power to change it if they want. Offer clubs an ultimatum £20 or no allocation. Simple (@riain72)

Twitter: @ClydeSSB Well said. Let’s hope all clubs go for this. St.Mirrens next games Killie, Celtic, Hearts are all away. £… https://t.co/fn576yuffY (@cassidy_alan)

Twitter: @ClydeSSB Cant disagree with them (@Garychalmers1)

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The Celtic supporters certainly deserve credit for unveiling the banner at home and urging the club to make a statement by setting a trend for the rest of the league to follow.

Fans continue to be unfairly priced out of the game and a strong stance needs to be taken to resolve the issue.

The Bayern Munich supporters who travelled to the Emirates in 2017 summed it up perfectly with their banner which read: “£64 a ticket but without fans, football is not worth a penny,” after having to pay £64 for the clash against Arsenal.