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Who are these imaginary people that you use for your post?
If you spend as much time watching them as this post implies then you must see even less of the game than they do.

Here's a tip for the next time you are at a game: look towards the green bit with the guys running round on it.
You will have a much better match day experience.

Corporate boxes are here to stay whether you like it or not and the reason why is that it obviously brings substantial money into the club.

Also what someone decides to do when they come to a match is entirely their business and if they are availing of catering and bar facilities that is bringing additional revenue into the club. There is no template for what you most do when you go to a match, its an individual choice.

If you had your way every fan in the ground would live within 50 yards of Anfield.

Finally, I agree with you on one thing, not all Liverpool fans are the same. You are unique in your negativity, pessimism and discriminatory thinking.

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What I find hilarious is the people who are always labeling the club "sentimental" and "stuck in the past" and call for us to "move with the times" are the very same fans moaning about this lady's ticket when they have done just that!

So she's had to move seat, she wasn't allocated a seat, she is free to choose. I don't really get the whole victim thing here if I'm honest. She's just another of lifes whingers who will complain about anything and everything

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Originally Posted By: Rafarendum
Sorry, but I don't agree this is the club at fault. The seats don't belong to the fans, they belong to the club. It hasn't "been in her family for 100 years". I know what she means, but it was never hers in the first place, the fact she says it was, indicates quite a lot about her.

She was offered a new seat, and she was too stubborn to move. Well sorry lady, but the club needs to redevelop the stadium, and can't be held hostage, and progress halted by one stubborn old lady, who cares so much about the club she's calling them a disgrace simply for asking her to move seat! And then contributing to a negative article about the club.

The majority seemed to have selected other seats without any problems, but this one won't. When we redevelop Anfield, will have thousands of seats not being available. Fans need to get used to it.

You know some people here complain about the club being too sentimental, and that's what has held us back. Now we're more business focused, and less sentimental, and still there's complaints.


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i think ford focus is back lol

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Originally Posted By: ianrush81
Well if you think all Liverpool supporters are the same then I am wasting my time, I am not saying one is better than another just that there are differences, a local fan will always look on the Club differently from somebody who chose to support the Club for whatever reason, its just the way it is. I can totaly understand the feelings of that poor woman, she feels she's been very poorly treated after the service her and her family have given the Club through good times and bad especialy when the Club was struggling and was'nt the global brand it is now, it's times like that the Club should be rewarding it's loyal fans not trying to pull a fast one over them by giving there seats out to people with more money which is basicaly what they are doing.


A local fan is no better than an OOT fan. One has attachment to the city, the other maybe not so, but there is absolutely no way anyone can ever question either's support. A local fan can jump on a bus across town, an OOT may set off a day or 2 earlier to get to a game.

As for the woman, I don't see what the problem is. She still has a season ticket, one that's been in in the family for more than 100 years. I'd be unhappy if I was forced to move but at the end of the day it's for the benefit of the club and all the fans so providing I retained my seat, what's the problem?

Stay clear of the OOT bollox guys as it won't be tolerated on here. I'm sure people from OOT were also moved.

Pathetic.

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