KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum oh well at anfield again !!!!!!

sure everyone wants to go to a game every once in a while but when you are there all the time on a season ticket which is very expensive, you expect vslue for money, and its just not there at anfield so i empathise with the lads. the ground has very poor facilities, the results are not what they should be.

I don't think we should blame FSG. and we can't wallow in self pity - it just isn't going to help us. On the contrary, it'll make things worse.

The only way to get at FSG if that's what people want to do is vote with you feet. If you're not happy then don't buy tickets, don't renew season tiockets. If somebody else is prepared to pay the higher price and we still get a full stadium then so be it. Nothing lasts forever. We just have to accept it and move on.

I also don't accept that the players and BR take nor responsibility for poor perfromances. That's not to say that BR should be sacked - just thought I'd clarify.

i think music says i boys, so everyone together, cmon boys!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feLYScItHMo

the future is not ours to see boys, whatever will be will be, cmon sing with me....

Just back from anfield. It would have sent a glass eye to sleep no atmosphere whatsoever and a real end of season nothing to play for game. Totally flat

I can see a lot not renewing next season.

But Stan the future is not ours to see, whatever will be will be

Yes I like that song always cheers me up. The future I think is a number of years roughly where we are now. With FSG charging fans as if we were the equivalent f Chelsea or utd. We are a big club in name only now.

lol

for every person that doesn't renew, someone else with more money will take their place. as you say, the atmosphere's already a shadow of it's former self so the current match goers won't be missed. maybe the new ticket holders won't take things for granted and they'll sing their hearts out with glee and restore the famous anfield atmosphere?

I agree in the sense that those who've been going for years need to realise that at some point they have to give way to a new generation. What better time then now under the new manager.

However, I have a feeling that those who can afford the higher prices aren't the kind of fans who are likely to sing. Personally, I think whole sections of the ground need to be reserved for people who are likely to add to the atmosphere. The question is, how can such people be identified.