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I see your new ticket prices for next season have been announced.

£77 for a match day ticket in the main stand next year - foookin 'ell.
 
Tobes said:
I see your new ticket prices for next season have been announced.

Up to £77 for a match day ticket in the main stand next year - foookin 'ell.
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Liverpool Football Club have revealed their new ticket price plans for next season in line with the new Main Stand building project – which show prices ranging from just £9 a match for some local youngsters up to £77 per match for the highest matchday seat price.

The wide ranging review will see 64 per cent of season ticket prices decreasing or freezing – though others will rise and the highest priced season ticket will crash through the £1,000 barrier for the first time.

Season ticket prices will now range from £685 (£36 per game) to £1,029 (£54 per game).

There will however be what the club see as major new initiatives to get many more local - and more young - fans into Anfield.

There'll be a special scheme for 17-21 year olds - plus a plan involving Merseyside schools to give more than a thousand free tickets a season to local pupils as rewards for good behaviour, attainment and attendance.

Today's announcement coincides with plans to open Anfield's £100m plus new Main Stand at the start of next season. That will increase Anfield's capacity by 8,500, with around half of those seats being offered for corporate hospitality.

  • 64% of season ticket prices will decrease or freeze
  • 45% of match day tickets will see a price decrease
  • Local fans will be given priority access to over 20,000 tickets across the Premier League season, with prices starting from as little as £9.
  • More than 20,000 extra tickets will be allocated across the Premier League season, in a new pricing category, for fans aged between 17 and 21
  • More than 1,000 free tickets across the Premier League season will be allocated to local kids through a new Young Fan Initiative scheme
  • There has been 13 months of consultation with the ticket working group, listening to what the priorities were for match-going fans.
 
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Tobes said:
I see your new ticket prices for next season have been announced.

£77 for a match day ticket in the main stand next year - foookin 'ell.
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Or 85.5p per minute if you prefer <ok>


astroturfnaut said:
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Liverpool Football Club have revealed their new ticket price plans for next season in line with the new Main Stand building project – which show prices ranging from just £9 a match for some local youngsters up to £77 per match for the highest matchday seat price.

The wide ranging review will see 64 per cent of season ticket prices decreasing or freezing – though others will rise and the highest priced season ticket will crash through the £1,000 barrier for the first time.

Season ticket prices will now range from £685 (£36 per game) to £1,029 (£54 per game).

There will however be what the club see as major new initiatives to get many more local - and more young - fans into Anfield.

There'll be a special scheme for 17-21 year olds - plus a plan involving Merseyside schools to give more than a thousand free tickets a season to local pupils as rewards for good behaviour, attainment and attendance.

Today's announcement coincides with plans to open Anfield's £100m plus new Main Stand at the start of next season. That will increase Anfield's capacity by 8,500, with around half of those seats being offered for corporate hospitality.

  • 64% of season ticket prices will decrease or freeze
  • 45% of match day tickets will see a price decrease
  • Local fans will be given priority access to over 20,000 tickets across the Premier League season, with prices starting from as little as £9.
  • More than 20,000 extra tickets will be allocated across the Premier League season, in a new pricing category, for fans aged between 17 and 21
  • More than 1,000 free tickets across the Premier League season will be allocated to local kids through a new Young Fan Initiative scheme
  • There has been 13 months of consultation with the ticket working group, listening to what the priorities were for match-going fans.
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£685 (£36 per game) = 40p per minute

£1,029 (£54 per game) = 60p per minute
 
i wish i had the chance to worry about the prices and go regulalry.

I like the sound of the tickets for kids though... when mine is about oh 5 i think i'll get to go.
 
moreinjuredthanowen said:
i wish i had the chance to worry about the prices and go regulalry.

I like the sound of the tickets for kids though... when mine is about oh 5 i think i'll get to go.
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My eldest went through a stage during last season where he kept asking me to take him to Stags. Every time I had the time to do so (ie when Liverpool weren't playing) Stags were away from home the inconsiderate arseholes!
 
G'inho said:
My eldest went through a stage during last season where he kept asking me to take him to Stags. Every time I had the time to do so (ie when Liverpool weren't playing) Stags were away from home the inconsiderate arseholes!
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so you've put your lad off football for life...


mind you... :bandit: going to mansfield would have done that anyway.

Catch 22, you saved yourself a few bob i suppose.
 
I definitely am not brave enough to let RHC know IF i was anywhere close to him.

I am not DENISe

I am certainly not fe fi fo fum...
 
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