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Having a quick google, ticket prices at FSG are 50 dollars about 30quid in English money, they were froze in 2014 & 2015 and went up by 1.4% in 2016.
while our fans are fleeced, typical. That's a poor comparison. The Redsox play 80 home games per season, that's right 80. Last season Liverpool played 29 home games. Average season ticket for Fenway is about 5 grand or 3400 pounds or about 42 pound per game. Average season ticket for Anfield is 785 pound or about 27 quid per game. So who's being fleeced? I'm no fan of FSG but this whole ''we're being ripped off to fund the Redsox'' is a load of [oops].
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£27 a game to watch Liverpool ? Don't think so double it and add some
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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£27 a game to watch Liverpool ? Don't think so double it and add some If the average price is £785 and that gets you into the 19 home games that works out at £41.31 per game.
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My bad, I used 29 home games. But the point remains the same, FSG are not using LFC money to fund the Redsox.
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No but they not short of money and yet still so tight when dealing with transfers
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It's a bit ironic what's happening here regarding ticket prices, the club over the years has shifted what sort of fanbase it's trying to attract, firstly it was the Out Of Town fan at the expense of the Local fan because they knew the Out Of Town fans brought in more money, all they had to do to implement the change was raise the prices and local fans would be priced out. Fast forward to now and the Club is wanting a shift in the fanbase again, they know there is a richer fan around than an Out of Town fan called a business an or Corporate fan, these have even more money so the Club is now lifting its skirt to these types, they have now put the new plan in place in the form of loads more corporate seats and plush executive boxes with mini bars in and they now call it " the Anfield Experience " these will now price out the existing Out of town fan. What makes me laugh a bit is e never heard any complaints from our Out Of Town fans when they were taking tickets at the expense of locals but now the boot is on the other foot we are starting to hear them pipe up...
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It's a bit ironic what's happening here regarding ticket prices, the club over the years has shifted what sort of fanbase it's trying to attract, firstly it was the Out Of Town fan at the expense of the Local fan because they knew the Out Of Town fans brought in more money, all they had to do to implement the change was raise the prices and local fans would be priced out. Fast forward to now and the Club is wanting a shift in the fanbase again, they know there is a richer fan around than an Out of Town fan called a business an or Corporate fan, these have even more money so the Club is now lifting its skirt to these types, they have now put the new plan in place in the form of loads more corporate seats and plush executive boxes with mini bars in and they now call it " the Anfield Experience " these will now price out the existing Out of town fan. What makes me laugh a bit is e never heard any complaints from our Out Of Town fans when they were taking tickets at the expense of locals but now the boot is on the other foot we are starting to hear them pipe up... If local fans are like you I suggest we're better off without you. Plus I'm stinking rich so can out bid anyone for a ticket.
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It's a bit ironic what's happening here regarding ticket prices, the club over the years has shifted what sort of fanbase it's trying to attract, firstly it was the Out Of Town fan at the expense of the Local fan because they knew the Out Of Town fans brought in more money, all they had to do to implement the change was raise the prices and local fans would be priced out. Fast forward to now and the Club is wanting a shift in the fanbase again, they know there is a richer fan around than an Out of Town fan called a business an or Corporate fan, these have even more money so the Club is now lifting its skirt to these types, they have now put the new plan in place in the form of loads more corporate seats and plush executive boxes with mini bars in and they now call it " the Anfield Experience " these will now price out the existing Out of town fan. What makes me laugh a bit is e never heard any complaints from our Out Of Town fans when they were taking tickets at the expense of locals but now the boot is on the other foot we are starting to hear them pipe up... Nah we're ballers. We get two boxes, one to chill and the other to hold all our prawn sandwiches.
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It's a bit ironic what's happening here regarding ticket prices, the club over the years has shifted what sort of fanbase it's trying to attract, firstly it was the Out Of Town fan at the expense of the Local fan because they knew the Out Of Town fans brought in more money, all they had to do to implement the change was raise the prices and local fans would be priced out. Fast forward to now and the Club is wanting a shift in the fanbase again, they know there is a richer fan around than an Out of Town fan called a business an or Corporate fan, these have even more money so the Club is now lifting its skirt to these types, they have now put the new plan in place in the form of loads more corporate seats and plush executive boxes with mini bars in and they now call it " the Anfield Experience " these will now price out the existing Out of town fan. What makes me laugh a bit is e never heard any complaints from our Out Of Town fans when they were taking tickets at the expense of locals but now the boot is on the other foot we are starting to hear them pipe up... If local fans are like you I suggest we're better off without you. Plus I'm stinking rich so can out bid anyone for a ticket. good for you, think it's in poor taste myself to mock the working class fan who tries his best to get to games, but hey, there you go, never mind. Just remember without us working class people the Club would never of been built up for rich people like you to support...
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