The Football Quarter prospectus
On Wednesday December 28th 2011 Everton and Liverpool fans launch their prospectus for The Football Quarter, a conceptual development which has the city’s two famous football clubs at its heart.
Update on The Football Quarter
We have recently made changes to our membership admin system that means how you join or renew your membership with Spirit of Shankly is different.
Ian Ayre: Ticketing, Executive Changes and Supporters Direct
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.
Funding for Supporters Direct
Spirit of Shankly, like other grass roots supporter organisations, is disappointed to hear that Supporters Direct have lost their funding from the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF).
Progress on the Football Quarter
Spirit Of Shankly has continually made it known as loud as possible, that Tom Hicks and George Gillett are not welcome at Liverpool Football Club any longer.
Ticket campaign consultation
Following the recent Spirit of Shankly AGM, it was recognised that ticketing policy has become a major issue for members and supporters generally.
Spirit of Shankly – Next steps
Spirit of Shankly were pleased to meet with NESV representatives following their invitation to do so as a result of their successful takeover of Liverpool Football Club.
Hope for Hillsborough fundraising match
Saturday 23rd May will see a football match, between local lads and Norwegian Reds. with all money raised going to the Hope for Hillsborough campaign.
The Hillsborough Football Disaster: Context and consequences
A message from the people behind "The Hillsborough Football Disaster: Context and Consequences"
Statement about ongoing Stadium situation
Following the statement from Liverpool FC about the ongoing stadium situation, Spirit Of Shankly would like to reaffirm its position. Under a period of new management and direction the current owners, FSG, and Managing Director, Ian Ayre, should be afforded the time and opportunity to make the right decision for the Club, its supporters and the local community.
