04 Feb 2016 20:16:06
EMS, your a disgrace lad, and so are most of the posters on here, boo hoo, it's just another few hundred quid is it EMS, OK, I'll go the final and I will stay until the end of the Sunderland game if you pay me the few hundred quid extra, that's a trivial amount to you so you won't mind giving it to me will you? And when they put it up again I will contact you again for the balance.

Were protesting the way the fans are treated AGAIN, yet people like you will just accept whatever the powers that be give to them, well not us, we fight and will continue to fight to make the club see what's fare and right for its fans and not to treat us like " CUSTOMERS ", at burger king.

I've used this quote before but it's fitting, " to sin by silence makes cowards out of men ", read that quote and try and understand it, and you might just see its people like us who fight for supporters rights and make it a fairer and better club for the future.

Oh and by the way EMS, word of advice either don't boo or learn to duck because I know for a fact what will happen if you do, trust me and that's advice designed to help you out.

1.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 20:40:39
I agree waro. I personally could pay that price but I rarely get the the time to go to games and also I'm aware of the fact a lot of supporters can't afford that especially consistently.
I said below waro instead of the club punishing the ssupporters, the club should look internally at the average players on huge salarys on our books. That's one way to save costs!

2.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 20:41:36
Someone buy waro a pint 🍻.

3.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 20:55:27
I haven't posted on here in a long time, but decided to check the site today to see if the message was being spread about the walk out, and I can't believe some of the posts I have seen about it. Talk about failing to understand the point. The protest is aimed to help all fans, how can anybody be against that? I have never felt so disconnected from the club, and reading the views on here, from fellow supporters. The club once reflected everything great about the people and the city of Liverpool and became world famous because of it, but we are fast becoming like the rest and this may well be the final nail in the coffin.

4.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 20:58:59
Maybe EMS would be happy enough to pay the extra money because it would mean him having a season ticket that are so hard to come by. Waro has his a doesn't want to pay more for it. There are 2 sides to every debate. It certainly doesn't make anyone a disgrace because he has a difference of opinion. Hyperbole as usual.

5.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 20:50:30
Correct on both posts big Al, hahahaha.

6.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 21:20:20
Smithy excellent post mate, my sentiment exactly.

7.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 21:29:43
but we are fast becoming like the rest and this may well be the final nail in the coffin. Quote from above

Maybe that's the problem with a lot of fans the rest have far surpassed us and we choose to live in the past football has moved forward its a business and we need to compete with our rivals because the teams we should be competing with are just a lot better than us in every aspect of football.

8.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 22:00:24
Thing is, we can afford it yes. But others can't. The teenagers that make all the Damn noise are being priced out and Anfield is full of old codgers like us.

9.) 04 Feb 2016
04 Feb 2016 22:13:55
Crokie, I don't see your point. The club ripping the fans off to gain an extra 2 million will not allow us to 'compete', it is just them showing they do not care about the supporters in any way. I agree that our home support is now very poor, but our usual rivals for the top 4 have big issues with the atmosphere at home games; Arsenal, United, City, Chelsea and Spurs are all incredibly quiet at home too, so it isn't really a place we are behind on, we are unfortunately becoming like the rest, as everything that makes us unique is being removed, including most importantly the heartbeat of the club, the local fans. If we take this idea of football clubs being businesses, which I don't agree with by the way, then the best ran business would be Bayern Munich, who charge fans considerably less than we do, and have no issues with competing.