In LFC that is ?
I sense on this forum over the past month a flippancy and indifference and its very slow number of posters. For myself for the first time in 48 years I am really not interested. For me the catalyst was the recent decision by that silly man Ayre to ramp up the ticket prices. It's not the money but the principle we are in a recession we already the most expensive club in the region for a poor product on field and stadia.
The other thing is the realisation that FSG are using the club and iits fans as a speculative investment at first they make noises about engaging with supporters and even employed a manager to please the supporters.
Now they employ yes men both the team manager and the so called managing director who is little more than a press spokesman.
It's a bit like being married for 48 years and you realise for the last three years your wife has been lying to you and his having an affair. You try to forgive her but something that was once there is no longer there.
I can take poor on field performances that's football but the current culture at the club I cannot stomach.
i think you're right stan. there is a slowing down alright. but i wonder if that's to do with the fact that the season is coming to a close and we're out of all competitions with less than 10 prem games to go. think the enthusiasm that fans have at the start of a season with new players has been taking over by a waiting game to see if we can hang on to suarez and bring in a couple more decent players.
i'm in dublin and so am not a match going fan. as much as i resent the ticket price situation, it doesn't effect me as much as it does you....but i feel the same way about how ticket prices in general have priced fans away from games.
am wondering if the the premiership is the next serie a (i.e. reaching a point of falling attendances, disconnect to the clubs, eventually falling revenues etc)
