Ap Singh

Everyone needs to get behind this. They reckon it’s “some fans.” We need to show them different. People are already talking about walking in late, walking out early. This is step one. 🟨 13th minute. Yellow cards up. If this lands, we go bigger at Chelsea.

I hadn’t even clocked that after Ndiaye scored the announcer went “And the first player to score in a Merseyside derby at the Hill Dickinsons stadium is…” only for it get disallowed and Mo Salah bang one in 60 seconds later hahahaha

As someone on Spirit of Shankly pointed out, this is just the original concept for the Premier League being delivered. The vision was to move football up a couple of social classes, which to me means price out the less wealthy and encourage a "better" class of clientele with more disposable income. They focused only on the vast riches the PL would bring and they were right. However that model only works long term with regeneration of new fans. It works if you are never gonna get relegated because the group of die hards whose loyalty and love for the club could not be quantified on a balance sheet, have already left and they are now doing something else with their match days. Most of them likely realise that it's quite useful getting the time back and similar to when you break up with an ex, there is rarely any going back. Without the diehards, who indoctrinated the next generation into being obsessed with the team, where does the next generation of fans come from? Good luck convincing a young person to spend what little they have left after paying their rent and other increasing costs, to allocate a big chunk of what's left for an overpriced season ticket. Not happening, football is not high on the importance scale when you can watch every game on telly. As for the "better" clientele they attracted, they will abandon ship as quickly as they arrived come any form of hard times. What the clubs are doing right now with ticket price rises is simply ensuring that they have no loyal die hard fanbase left in 10-15 years. These changes will be forever. No more capacity crowds for just playing in the PL, owners will be forced to try and actually win stuff. If they don't, goodbye fans. If they do, those fans will demand they do it again. I'm from an era that did not place expectation on clubs, we just handed over our money and went to football, because that is the way it was. I'm still clinging on but with next year being my 50th watching West Ham and having been banned this season for breaching health and safety, I'm pretty sure it will be my last one. Unless the owners who fucked my club up completely, finally get the message and fuck off back to their mansions. The people who own clubs know the square root of fuck all about the generations of fans who helped build that club to be the thing it was before they demolished everything they inherited. They do not comprehend love or loyalty because in their world, those things are cash transactions. Football as we knew it is on life support, but the owners won't realise until one day they look around that vast stadium and see a handful of fans watching the latest pile of average they decided to serve up. #BSOUT

10 years ago today, I lived every boy’s dream in a Red shirt. Scoring against Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League at Anfield — the lights, the noise, the Kop roaring as we fought back in one of the greatest European nights this club has ever seen. That goal, that moment, that Liverpool shirt… it’s etched in my soul forever. Still gives me goosebumps. Thank you to every teammate, every fan, and everyone who made that night magic. This one’s for the memories that never fade. ❤️ You’ll Never Walk Alone Good luck tonight LFC. BELIEVE!

Happy Vaisakhi to all of our Sikh supporters celebrating today! #RedTogether

A reprise of @JayMcKenna87 v Jim White, with added Simon Jordan. #StopExploitingLoyalty @spiritofshankly @_lfcsb @SpionKop1906 @culturedlfc @LFC_LGBT @LFCWSC

For there to be protests, there needs to be a critical mass of supporters who are worried, angered, or who simply care about the direction of travel in the game. If too many people are apathetic, think nothing can be done (despite the evidence to the contrary) or worse, go into bat for Boston billionaires who are showing little regard for the culture or community around Liverpool’s support, then nothing will change. A multi-year pricing model is a test. If the overriding response is “ah well”, then Liverpool – and the rest of the Premier League – have effectively been given the green light to fill their boots for the next three years and beyond. And that’s where this leads: a slow but deliberate shift towards pricing out traditional supporters in favour of the highest spenders. It’s £1.2m over a year. It’s not being done because it needs to be done. It’s being done because they believe they can get away with it.

Eleven memorable moments from our number 11 ❤️

BAD BLOOD @KChimaev vs @SStricklandMMA collide with the Middleweight Title up for grabs! [ #UFC328 | LIVE MAY 9 on @ParamountPlus ]

Emotional rollercoaster 😅

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Whoever is farting in 306 kop aswel needs to fuck off and go see a bowel specialist

Wtf….

🚨🇪🇸 ALBACETE HAVE KNOCKED OUT REAL MADRID OF THE COPA DEL REY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THEY HAVE WON IT IN THE 94TH MINUTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Albacete 3-2 Real Madrid. x.com/slowysydney/st…

This is going to stick with me forever

Bumble 😂😂😂

The moment Harry Brook charged his first ball with the score at 8-3…

Nearly 60 years old this & still going strong! Hope you all have a good one.🍻🥂

RIP Chris Rea.🙏❤️ A bit of inspiration from one of his songs ended up us winning the European Cup. @Carra23 just triggered this on MNF.