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Dreaming dreams of the easy life. Joe Gomez Enthusiast. Mariner. Bills. The power of the people is greater than the people in Power 🌹
West Yorkshire Katılım Ağustos 2014
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At a time when so many supporters are struggling to heat their homes, put food on the table and keep up with the rent, the club I love has made a shameful decision to hike ticket prices over the next three years.
It’s staggering. It’s tone deaf from the billionaires who run our club in Boston.
The very people who play a huge part of making this club what it is, the famous 12th man, the beating heart of Liverpool are being priced out and pushed aside, all while their loyalty is used to sell ‘Brand Liverpool’ across the world.
LIverpool Football Club stripped of its working class support base is where this ends.
This greed from football clubs poses an existential threat to the game and the community that made the club what it is today.
#StopExploitingLoyalty
#FootballWithoutFansIsNothing
Liverpool FC@LFC
Liverpool FC can confirm it will increase general admission ticket prices limited to inflation for the next three seasons, while freezing junior and local general tickets at £9 each. 🔗 lfc.tv/4t9lOKn
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Genuinely so fatiguing how every year it feels more and more difficult to go to the footie regularly. Supporters not customers. Pure greed from @LFC.
Liverpool FC@LFC
Liverpool FC can confirm it will increase general admission ticket prices limited to inflation for the next three seasons, while freezing junior and local general tickets at £9 each. 🔗 lfc.tv/4t9lOKn
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Minutes away from someone who can’t do maths saying ‘erm don’t you want them to have money to spend on footballers?’
paul joyce@_pauljoyce
Liverpool announce an increase in general admission ticket prices over the next three seasons in line with inflation. Supporters board describe decision as “extremely disappointing.” thetimes.com/sport/football…
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2+ sale is a joke
Give those with 4 credits first pick
All members sale is a stretch
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@KayRehman2 @qrsupport 100%. I’m waiting until the official account responds.
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@qrsupport I have tried every possible method of getting in touch with guys to track a refund. Please respond to my DM’s or can I please get some help with refund confirmation?
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This is what we all watched at school growing up. We all used to laugh and joke using his quotes but we had acceptance and understanding because we were educated on it.
Thank you Johnny Davidson for always advocating for yourself and others.
Scotland will always have your back👍
Der Röhl Souness@DerRohlSouness
Johnny Davidson at the BAFTAS
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Very proud to have been a part of this. Fan activism at its finest and the ticket price was retracted in 24 hours as a result.
Antifa_Ultras@ultras_antifaa
#England - On this day in 2016, Liverpool supporters carried out an unforgettable protest against industrialised football. Liverpool’s owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), had decided to restructure ticket prices after the completion of Anfield’s new Main Stand. Under the plan, the highest ticket price would rise from £59 to £77. This figure was not chosen at random. For supporter groups, the £77 ticket became a symbol of the club treating fans as “customers” in its 125th anniversary year. During Liverpool’s match against Sunderland, fan organisations Spion Kop 1906 and Spirit of Shankly coordinated a mass walkout: around 15,000 supporters left the stadium in the 77th minute, chanting “Supporters, not customers.” Liverpool were leading 2–0 when the protest began. As the stands emptied and the atmosphere turned flat, Sunderland fought back to make it 2–2. The protest caused such a huge backlash that the club’s board was forced to retreat within days. In the decade that followed, Liverpool largely avoided raising ticket prices despite inflation, maintaining them until a symbolic 2% increase ahead of the 2024–25 season. In the aftermath, the club established an official Supporters Board, making it mandatory to consult fans on key strategic decisions such as ticket pricing. The pressure created by this protest also played a major role in the Premier League introducing a £30 cap on away ticket prices across all clubs.
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#England - On this day in 2016, Liverpool supporters carried out an unforgettable protest against industrialised football.
Liverpool’s owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), had decided to restructure ticket prices after the completion of Anfield’s new Main Stand. Under the plan, the highest ticket price would rise from £59 to £77.
This figure was not chosen at random. For supporter groups, the £77 ticket became a symbol of the club treating fans as “customers” in its 125th anniversary year. During Liverpool’s match against Sunderland, fan organisations Spion Kop 1906 and Spirit of Shankly coordinated a mass walkout: around 15,000 supporters left the stadium in the 77th minute, chanting “Supporters, not customers.”
Liverpool were leading 2–0 when the protest began. As the stands emptied and the atmosphere turned flat, Sunderland fought back to make it 2–2. The protest caused such a huge backlash that the club’s board was forced to retreat within days.
In the decade that followed, Liverpool largely avoided raising ticket prices despite inflation, maintaining them until a symbolic 2% increase ahead of the 2024–25 season. In the aftermath, the club established an official Supporters Board, making it mandatory to consult fans on key strategic decisions such as ticket pricing.
The pressure created by this protest also played a major role in the Premier League introducing a £30 cap on away ticket prices across all clubs.
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The impact was immediate. Within days:
– the £77 ticket was scrapped
– the club apologised
– prices were frozen
The walkout helped pave the way for the £30 away ticket cap, which still benefits supporters across the country.
📺 Featuring a youthful @JayMcKenna87
#WalkOutOn77
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10 years since direct fan activism changed the tide of increasing ticket prices year on year at Anfield.
There is still more to be done on affordability within football but the power of the collective could not have been more evident that day.
Stop Exploiting Loyalty
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Big piece of work from me here about fan safety in Uefa competitions - on systemic failures, danger to life, and damage to dignity.
Includes expert insight and fan testimony.
'Cages, crushes, and stabbings - is European away safety getting worse?'
bbc.co.uk/sport/football…
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There's a new Lords amendment that will give Mayors the power to approve new underground or tram projects instead of waiting 3+ years to get the Transport Secretary to sign off.
That means Tracy Brabin could approve the Leeds tram or Sadiq Khan could approve the Bakerloo Line Extension.
This amendment needs to be adopted. Mayors know their area best. They should be able to pledge to voters that they will build new infrastructure and then be able to approve, fund and deliver it.
In Spain and France, local leaders have all the power to deliver local transport. In turn, they build projects 2x faster and for less than half the price.
Ben Hopkinson@Ben_A_Hopkinson
Strasbourg in France has a comprehensive tram network of 6 lines and 35 miles of track, which serves its population of 500,000. Leeds has a population of 812,000 and it goes without. What's the difference between the two? Mayors that have the power to build 🧵
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Now that's what I call sportswashing!
Saudia@SaudiAirlinesEn
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Ste’s friends have put this together in an attempt to support his family at this awful, heartbreaking time. Would really appreciate if you could all share this. Thank you ❤️ gofund.me/7c9630a17
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Arsenal fans sing “feed the Scousers” and Everton put Fans Supporting Foodbanks’ logo on the screen straight away. Quality from Everton. Absolutely embarrassing from the Arsenal fans singing it.
Solidarity with @SFoodbanks. Hunger doesn’t wear club colours 💙❤️
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Home ❤️ Absolutely no place better when it’s rocking
NBC Sports Soccer@NBCSportsSoccer
You'll Never Walk Alone. No words needed.
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