The Liverpool Supporters’ Union was recently contacted by a number of supporters concerned about the clubs plans for away supporters which was to involve away ticket checks and threatened subsequent banning orders.
Following the resolution at our last EGM, the Liverpool Supporters' Union has been working on its plan to campaign for a flat rate of a £25 away ticket price for all supporters at Premier League matches. Away ticket prices have hit the national headlines in recent days, due to the £62 cost of a ticket for the forthcoming Liverpool FC fixture against Arsenal. In comparison, Stoke City supporters are being charged just £32 for their equivalent fixture against Arsenal. What is clear, is that supporters of all clubs are being ripped off. Categorising football matches, however, means that some are being ripped off more than others.
Champions League Quarter-final Following the announcement of ticket sales for the Champions League quarter-final first leg away to Benfica, to be played on Tuesday 5 April, Spirit of Shankly have been contacted by members and other supporters raising concerns over the planned ticket collection in Lisbon. Many referenced their experiences surrounding the ticket collection in Milan, when LFC played Internazionale in February.. SOS are all too aware that the ticket collection in Milan was a totally negative experience for supporters. Most had to queue for hours, losing a huge swathe of their day on what [...]
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to the televised Premier League match away to Sheffield United on Saturday 28 September 2019, kick-off 12.30pm.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to the televised Premier League match away to Chelsea on Sunday 22 September 2019, kick-off 4.30pm.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to our televised Premier League match away to Burnley on Saturday 31 August 2019, kick-off 5.30pm.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to the televised Premier League match away to Sheffield United on Saturday 28 September 2019, kick-off 12.30pm.
Details of travel to our game atway at Newcastle.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to our televised Premier League match away to Manchester United on Sunday 24 February 2019, kick-off 2.05pm.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to our televised Premier League match away to Manchester United on Sunday 24 February 2019, kick-off 2.05pm.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to our televised Premier League match away to Fulham on Sunday 17 March 2019, kick-off 2.15pm.
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Spirit of Shankly and Spion Kop 1906 are aware that LFC will be asking a number of supporters to collect tickets at our away fixture in Munich.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to our televised Premier League match away to Manchester United on Sunday 24 February 2019, kick-off 2.05pm.
Spirit of Shankly are pleased to announce details for travel to our Premier League match away to West Ham United.
On Friday 20 April, tickets go on sale for the away leg of Liverpool’s UEFA Champions League semi-final against Roma. Once again, as happened against Porto earlier in the competition, Liverpool fans are being asked to pay a premium.
Last year, LFC announced a change to their supporter engagement. Alongside the appointment of Tony Barrett as Head of Club and Supporter Liaison, they established five fan forums to consult and engage on issues that affect us. Spirit of Shankly have representatives on each of these forums and, as always, we will continue to put forward the views of our members and fan interests.
Although the last week has been a sorry tale in the recent history of the relationship between owners of LFC and the Club’s supporters, it has also seen both the best of what Liverpool FC supporters are about and the incredible power those same supporters have to promote change for the better at LFC.
Although the last week has been a sorry tale in the recent history of the relationship between owners of LFC and the Club’s supporters, it has also seen both the best of what Liverpool FC supporters are about and the incredible power those same supporters have to promote change for the better at LFC.
Spirit of Shankly are delighted to share more positive news on the North Liverpool foodbank campaign. Following discussions and meetings throughout the summer with the Imman at the mosque at Brougham Terrace, they are to become a partner. They will hold collections on Fridays at weekly prayers.
The Liverpool Supporters' Union has been advised that a pot of money, around £4 million, sourced from PL revenues has been made available to split between all Premier League Clubs. This means that each Club has received around £200,000 with the proviso that this money is spent on initiatives to improve the experience for away fans.
Last Friday Liverpool FC announced increases of up to 9% in season ticket prices for the Main Stand, Paddock, Centenary Stand and Anfield Road Stand.
At the EGM held at the Sandon on November 19th, Liverpool Supporters' Union voted to commence a campaign against the escalating cost of match tickets. In particular, it was agreed to launch a campaign for a flat rate away ticket price of £25.
In the modern game of football ticket prices are a massive focus for all football supporters with many being priced out of attending some or all of the matches they had attended in previous seasons. This was further highlighted in the BBC Price of Football survey which was published last week. This placed Liverpool FC as having the 2nd most expensive "cheapest match-day ticket" and the third most expensive "cheapest season ticket."
With the recent changes at executive level and the Club’s plan to change the relationship and its communication with supporters SOS has received a number of queries from members which we sent to Ian Ayre.
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