If the draw hurt the team then it hurt fsg. If mass walkouts can affect results fsg will take it seriously than if wr had still won.
10000 fans not buying tickets may or may not have an affect on fsg. 10000 fans walking out during the match will cause a far greater impact because the match is televised globally.
Exactly massive embarrassment for Ayre and FSG. And the ear for them is this is a continuing escalating campaign. And the worst people to face are Liverpool people who by nature are very protective when they feel their interests are being harmed
firstly Stanley there is no Liverpool, I mean not on the scale your talking about, you go to some home games rite, well you will of seen the local numbers dwindle season by season to the point there is probably about 15k attending in a capacity of 44k. I completely agree with your point about Liverpool people by nature being protective so I will go a step further and ask you this, do you honestly think if Hillsborough would of happened now then this global support we have in place now would of fought, tooth and nail to get justice like the predominately local support did nearly 30 years ago because I don't believe they would.
Another point I would like to make is this, All I am reading is people saying the club will be this and that about supporters walking out, well don't people think if there sensible and stop letting there feelings run away with them, don't you think FSG, Ian Ayre and all there fancy Dan advisors will of thought about protests, walk outs and every other conceivable way before they set out these new ticket prices. I firmly believe they know they will ride out this storm because Liverpool still have a Richer Out of Town and Foreign fanbase market that will always buy tickets, these are what's being target, the fall out now is just collateral damage while the fanbase shifts again that's all...