Any fans on the boards?
http://afcliverpool.org.uk/go/about
About AFC Liverpool
AFC Liverpool is a new independent football club owned by Liverpool fans and run by Liverpool fans where everyone can buy into it and get an equal vote. A genuine grassroots, not for profit football club.
It is aimed especially at those Liverpool fans priced out of Premier League football. Same colours, same songs, same community of Reds.
We play in the Vodkat League Division One (sometimes known as the North West Counties).
Is It Against Liverpool FC?
No. Quite the opposite. It draws itââ¬â¢s support base from Liverpool fans. AFC Liverpool fans still support Liverpool and those who can afford to will still go to Anfield to support the Reds. The club is meant as a grassroots addition to Liverpool FC, not to be a replacement for it. We see ourselves very much as part of the LFC family ââ¬â LFCââ¬â¢s little brother.
Why Bother?
Because thousands of Reds canââ¬â¢t get to games anymore, either because it is difficult to get tickets or because they canââ¬â¢t afford them. The average age of a Premiership fan is 43, so we need a way to get kids hooked into experiencing football at an actual match, surrounded by a passionate LFC community.
http://afcliverpool.org.uk/go/about
About AFC Liverpool
AFC Liverpool is a new independent football club owned by Liverpool fans and run by Liverpool fans where everyone can buy into it and get an equal vote. A genuine grassroots, not for profit football club.
It is aimed especially at those Liverpool fans priced out of Premier League football. Same colours, same songs, same community of Reds.
We play in the Vodkat League Division One (sometimes known as the North West Counties).
Is It Against Liverpool FC?
No. Quite the opposite. It draws itââ¬â¢s support base from Liverpool fans. AFC Liverpool fans still support Liverpool and those who can afford to will still go to Anfield to support the Reds. The club is meant as a grassroots addition to Liverpool FC, not to be a replacement for it. We see ourselves very much as part of the LFC family ââ¬â LFCââ¬â¢s little brother.
Why Bother?
Because thousands of Reds canââ¬â¢t get to games anymore, either because it is difficult to get tickets or because they canââ¬â¢t afford them. The average age of a Premiership fan is 43, so we need a way to get kids hooked into experiencing football at an actual match, surrounded by a passionate LFC community.
