‘Does the price include match ticket and a lift home?!’ Fans blast Arsenal for charging nearly £13 for portion of CHIPS at Emirates Stadium amid cost-of-living crisis
- A fan posted a picture of a £13 portion of chips served at the Emirates Stadium
- Social media users slammed Arsenal for the ‘absolutely insane’ price charged
- Gunners’ Chilli cheese fries come topped with spring onions, meat and cheese
- One fan joked that they would need to check their overdraft limit before buying
- Arsenal came under fire last year for charging £18.05 for burger and chips
- Have you overpaid for football food? Contact mark.tovey@mailonline.co.uk
An indignant Arsenal fan stirred up a storm on Twitter yesterday when he posted a picture of a portion of chips that set him back nearly £13.
Fans – feeling the pinch by the cost of living crisis – slammed the Premier League club for the sky high price.
One quipped that was the same as a deposit on a house in some parts of the country.
Another joked that a match ticket and travel home should be included for that price.
A third wrote they’d need to increase their bank overdraft to pay for it.

An indignant Arsenal fan shared a picture of the £12.60 Gunners’ Chilli cheese fries – which came topped with spring onions, a few tiny pieces of meat and cheese sauce



A flood of responses to the photo have mocked the eye-popping price charged for the Gunners’ Chilli cheese fries
The Gunners’ Chilli cheese fries come topped with spring onions, a few tiny pieces of meat and cheese sauce.
They cost £12.60 at their Emirates Stadium where Arsenal beat 10-man Leeds United 2-1 yesterday/on Sunday (May 8).
One home fan proudly showed off his portion which was shared on Twitter page Footy Scran.
Spurs fan Mark Kelly said: ‘Hello, can I speak to my bank manager, please?
‘I could do with a snack here at the Emirates, but I thought I’d better check my overdraft limit first.’




The pricey Emirates Stadium meal prompted a host of outraged comments on Twitter
Bury footballer Jimmy Moore said: ‘Deposit for a house in Rochdale that.’
A Newcastle supporter – called Matt – said: ‘I hope the food price includes a match ticket, tour of the stadium and a lift home on the first team coach.’
Celtic supporter Andy Cooper fumed: £12.60, absolutely insane.
‘Those prices wouldn’t last two mins in Glasgow. And spring onion at the football?’
One Liverpool fan said: ‘They look great but how f*****g much?’
Another said: ’50p per fry, mmmmkay.’
One supporter added: ’12 quid for some f*****g fries absolutely mental.’
Arsenal sparked fury in December after it was revealed a burger and chips cost £18.05.

An image posted on the Twitter account Footy Scran in December 2021 showed a burger and chips at the Emirates that cost a whopping £18.05

An image of the menu at the Emirates followed to show proof that the prices weren’t a hoax
A picture of the £18.05 burger and chips showed it came served up on a card platter with two slices of cheese, a bit of bacon and a slice of tomato.
Championship side Birmingham City were slammed last year for selling cheesy chips – which was a slice of processed cheese next to the fries for £4.
Supporters also said clubs scored own goals with their tiny hotdogs.

Another football fan admitted they were less than impressed with being charged £4 for a slice of processed cheese and chips (pictured) at Birmingham City

A small sausage served at Burton Albion for £3 was dubbed ‘disgraceful’ by fans, who joked they would’ve thrown the food back
One served at Morecambe cost a whopping £4 and another at fellow League One outfit Burton Albion was £3.
But both had a miniscule sausage which looked lost in the buns, with fans on Twitter calling the offering ‘disgraceful’ and saying they would have ‘thrown it back’.
On the other end of the value spectrum, Twitter account ‘Footy Scran’ compiled some of the more wallet-friendly offerings at stadiums around the country – including a Lebanese chicken flatbread at Barnsley (£5), pigs in blankets at Oxford City (£3.50). And Altrincham FC’s pie, chips, peas and gravy meal (£5).
Have you paid eye-popping prices for a pint and chips or other nosh while at the football? Contact mark.tovey@mailonline.co.uk.
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