Jack Sutton

@AdamCrafton_ @sidlowe Should be free for those with a ticket, the money they’ll generate in Boston will far outweigh the cost of fuel.

The price is obvs mad but who should pay for it to be free? I can see an argument for fifa helping given their huge profits but I’m not sure I’d feel comfortable expecting local taxpayers to do so, or it being free for a wealthy match-attending visitor while a low-earning local pays for their regular commute

These are the things that should be free. Not ramped up

@WilcoFtbl It’s always the ones you least expect. Just believe.

My delusional self is sitting here getting goosebumps for comeback edits on Tiktok, wishing Liverpool would do it tonight, knowing we won’t. I miss the Klopp days where I got so hyped up before big games. Couldn’t think straight all day, just wanted the game to begin.

@Mobyhaque1 It’s in their heads now, this run in will be interesting.

😂 he saw the bottle

@AdamCrafton_ @TheAthleticFC Empty seats will be the only thing that wakes FIFA up.

NEW @TheAthleticFC World Cup host committee for Boston is providing alternative service to $80 MBTA trains to Gillette stadium… A $95 bus service. Like the trains, no special pricing for children or seniors. Full details: nytimes.com/athletic/71943…

@KayfabePenguin @1972_rickyb @KopBlock107 😅

@SpectreUK7 @1972_rickyb @KopBlock107 Expect the end of this season

Said it before and will say it again, especially now you see clubs with loads of flags. Doesn't compete with us, we've carried that tradition through thick and thin, flags made by a labour of love, not mass printed and left on seats. We really are the originals 👊

@KayfabePenguin @1972_rickyb @KopBlock107 It’s more about the continuity of it imo, the Kop never stopped waving flags and banners, while everyone else did.

@KayfabePenguin @1972_rickyb @KopBlock107 The two stick banners is deff a British thing, seen loads from those days. The large wavey flags are an Italian thing and Liverpool probably picked it up on their travels but the Kop was always full of smaller flags and scarfs from the 60s onwards.

@JamesPearceLFC @TheAthleticFC PSG are a wonderful team with great players, but if Liverpool give their all for 90+ minutes you just never know! It’s Anfield ffs, silly things happen there 😅 one sloppy back pass, one stupid mistake from psg - it can happen, just have faith.

The power of Anfield and why it gives Liverpool hope on a night when the odds are stacked against them. nytimes.com/athletic/71837…

@Iandennisbbc Why do they play ynwa so far away from the teams entering the pitch now? It’s just not the same.

Ten years ago to the day ahead of a spine tingling comeback against BvB…

@1972_rickyb @KopBlock107 The Kop, 1966 and 1973

More utter shite from delusional FC. First English club to do flags properly was Man United. At the 1977 FA Cup Final, United fans turned up with loads of red flags and banners. It is often remembered as one of the first big English examples of coordinated fan colour. Italy started the flag culture in the 60’s/70’s, you need to do better if you’re going lie.

@AvonandsomerRob Portrush, Northern Ireland, I’ve yet to see a better one, but I’m bias ☺️

Unbelievably, this is England. What's your favourite British beach? 🇬🇧

@AnfieldSector Spot on. Hopefully they get it resolved soon. Liverpool doesn’t tend to do well when there’s a disconnect between fans players and the club.

🚨 Virgil van Dijk has urged the Liverpool hierarchy not to ignore the growing discontent among fans over the planned increase in ticket prices: “I think the fans are the heart and soul of the club. If they feel like this then protest is their fair right. "Hopefully they come to a solution with the club. These things are far above my position as captain of the club. "But my opinion is that our fans are the club. They always have been - before my time and after my time. It's important that these things get solved because it benefits no-one."