'He'd be in disbelief': Daughter of former Wolves player hits out at 'greedy' ticket prices
The daughter of a man who played for Wolverhampton Wanderers said her father would be 'in disbelief' with the new season ticket fees slapped on fans.
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Joe Hodnett played for Wolves for four years between 1919 and 1923, and was paid '£3 a game' for his footballing talent - but died at the age of 47 because of an accident in a factory where he worked to supplement his footballing wage.
Recently, fans of the club have been up-in-arms over the huge ticket-hikes slapped on fans - which came out of the blue - and in some cases has seen prices nearly triple in total to sit in the stands next season.
Hodnett's daughter, 88-year-old Pauline, said the region has enough 'starving children' without having to force their parents to shell-out even more to watch their beloved club take on their 19 competitors next season.
Pauline, said: "I think he would be in disbelief, I can't imagine what he would say, he would be very very cross.
