@StevieY82@LarsDybwad Husker en sak hos TAW før den kampen hvor de skrev ala “ikke la dem score på trening, la dem være sulteforet på mål og se dem hamre dem inn på Selhurst Park” og det føltes oppriktig som at noe slikt kunne skje! En uforglemmelig sesong(jeg var på do da SG skled så det teller ikke)
I think it’s a concern that the people making long-term decisions about the direction of Liverpool are only contracted to the club for the short -term. Sticking by your man makes sense if you’re all bought into a project. If not, you risk leaving problems for others to inherit.
Don’t think there’s a single Liverpool fan who’s enjoying the managers football at the minute and many want change, fair do’s. But if you’re worried about what’s in the mans mouth when he’s leaving a restaurant, I think you need to seek psychiatric help 😬
Following talks with the club, we’re pleased that there is an improved outcome for all supporters.
We want to thank all who supported action on this. Supporter voice is important and we thank the club for engaging.
Let’s focus now on what matters - the team that we support.
In the season FSG acquired Liverpool, (2010/11) matchday revenue was £40.9m. Last season it was £115.6m, an increase of 183%.
Matchday revenue is average attendance x number of matches x average price. Fans have to pay VAT of 20% on top of the revenue earned by the Club too.
Taking this into account, the price paid by a fan have increased from £42.44 to £82.11, which is 93.5% during the time that CPI has increased by 49.6%.
Part of this will be due to an increase in the proportion of tickets sold to corporate/hospitality/member fans, but even so, is there justification in the increases in ticket prices to STH?
Liverpool's success in attracting fans from all over the world is partly due to the vibrancy, the passion and the legend of the Kop (similar to the Stretford End, Kippax, Gallowgate, Clock End etc at other clubs historically) and current owners FSG have benefited from that.
They are standing on the shoulders of giants, but they seem to see those fans as a historical inconvenience and now want those fans to either pay up or move on.
@spiritofshankly@IanByrneMP@JamesPearceLFC
10 years ago today, I lived every boy’s dream in a Red shirt.
Scoring against Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League at Anfield — the lights, the noise, the Kop roaring as we fought back in one of the greatest European nights this club has ever seen.
That goal, that moment, that Liverpool shirt… it’s etched in my soul forever.
Still gives me goosebumps. Thank you to every teammate, every fan, and everyone who made that night magic.
This one’s for the memories that never fade. ❤️ You’ll Never Walk Alone
Good luck tonight LFC. BELIEVE!
Kommentar: Vi mistenkte allerede at Gud var på vår side. Nå har vi hundre prosent oppslutning fra begge etasjene. Blir bra, det her https://t.co/3WdLzOgcQu