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vish mate ok not all ticket prices are going up , but the tickets that are , are tickets of reds who have been going for more that 10 years and like my self more than 30 years , and more importantly local reds which is a total insult , plus the main stand is total rubbish , two posts obscuring the view , very very poor facilities on the non existing concourses , and this is what they call a feasibility study by the club , if they get away with this hike expect a £1000 ticket at LFC within 2 years . Total OOT call - have a word with yourself. no its not my friend its a fact that most people in the seats getting the price increase are mostly from the liverpool/north west area , nothing to do with anything else . So that's worse???? How come you never get banned - do you have dirty pics of Duncs missus or something??? The sh!t you get away with on here is something else - and everyone else gets the boot??? Muppet.
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10 years back I earned 320 / 350 quid a week in the hand.
For a single lad, a match day ticket being 60 quid is nothing.
(not that it cost half that then)
Plenty of young lads - not to mention those still at home not paying rent, who can afford to take them seats off your hands - and still have more than enough left over.
Quit your winging - if you can't afford to go, then go the pub instead.
Sick to death of these ticket holders who've had the monopoly for years (ie. handed down / kept in the family tickets) The demand is there, believe me.
You've had a blooody good run.
Choice is yours. Not many lads can afford a grand plus cup games even if living with mum and dad. And what happens when they get a place of their own or have kids? Are we saying Liverpools fanbase is to be limited to one section of society? In any case it's rubbish few can afford £1000 and most jobs for young lads in the north west are £3 an hour on some dodgy appreciation scheme dodging the min wage.
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What intrigues me is that people are already spending a fortune for the priviledge of season tickets in a derelict stadium with poor facilties and obstructed viewing. It sounds to me like you are paying about 10 times too much already, so what's an extra £60 or £70?
A brand new 40" LCD TV in your lounge gives exceptional viewing angles, unlimited replays, cosy surroundings, central heating and immediate access to good food and cold beer for less than half the price of a season ticket. You can also watch porn in private at half time. No contest! Can you get the nose and tail of the powerboat on a forty inch screen ?
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I worked in a grocers on bold street - lived in a rental in L1 and still could easily afford match day tickets...
The demand is there, just means your time is up
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What intrigues me is that people are already spending a fortune for the priviledge of season tickets in a derelict stadium with poor facilties and obstructed viewing. It sounds to me like you are paying about 10 times too much already, so what's an extra £60 or £70?
A brand new 40" LCD TV in your lounge gives exceptional viewing angles, unlimited replays, cosy surroundings, central heating and immediate access to good food and cold beer for less than half the price of a season ticket. You can also watch porn in private at half time. No contest! Can you get the nose and tail of the powerboat on a forty inch screen ? Fair play to you though - that's a fair call.
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I worked in a grocers on bold street - lived in a rental in L1 and still could easily afford match day tickets...
The demand is there, just means your time is up Could being the operative word
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I worked in a grocers on bold street - lived in a rental in L1 and still could easily afford match day tickets...
The demand is there, just means your time is up Could being the operative word Still could.
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I worked in a grocers on bold street - lived in a rental in L1 and still could easily afford match day tickets...
The demand is there, just means your time is up It is a fair point. If all you do is go the match and grumble about this and that then maybe you should consider talking a break . No doubt the atmosphere has deteriorated in recent years and this in my view is down to arm folders who 'wait to be entertained'. a fresh batch of fans who want to be there, would be of benefit. I have had mine for 25 yrs this year and treat it like a wonka golden ticket. Therefore I will always support not just follow LFC..
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So I presume you regularly grace anfield then Ged ?
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So I presume you regularly grace anfield then Ged ? I choose not to - much prefer a pint in the local with the lads. The atmosphere died with the terraces, just go on the odd occasion. Would have bought a season ticket years back if I could have gotten my hands on one, mind. Just had to grin and bare it. (or not, as the case was)
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