Response to Ticket Price Increase Today Liverpool FC announced ticket price increases for next season and the following two seasons after that. The rise is aligned to inflation, capped at 5%, and for the coming season it will be 3%. The rise for 26/27 equates, on average, to an increase of £1.25 to £1.75 a game for general admission. Spirit of Shankly are completely opposed to this increase. It is smaller than at some clubs, and larger than others so far, but the bottom line is: the club do not need to do it. Liverpool [...]

Spirit Of Shankly: The Noise That Won't Be Silenced   By Jay McKenna The Sandon Pub is a well-known feature in the history of Liverpool Football Club. Without the events of 1892, there is no modern-day Liverpool FC as we know it, and all that we’ve heard and witnessed in between.  That very same pub was the location of another meeting 18 years ago, without which the recent history of the club would have been very different.  Those who can recall – or who may have blocked from their memory the events of late 2007 [...]

Ticket Price Campaigning Update And Final AGM Reminder Dear Members, As you know, SOS are heavily involved in the nationwide Stop Exploiting Loyalty campaign and we continue to push the club for general admission and season ticket prices to be, at least, frozen again for the 2026/27 season. With some clubs already releasing prices for next season, I want to keep you updated with what has been going on. In autumn 2025, we wrote to the club to set out our position, sharing the work we’ve done with the SEL campaign. We requested the same of the [...]

Stop Exploiting Loyalty: A Letter To Liverpool FC Below is a public version of a letter Spirit of Shankly and other LFC supporter groups sent to Liverpool FC regarding ticket pricing for the 2026/27 season: WE are writing to present the Stop Exploiting Loyalty Blueprint. This document, recently presented in parliament and the subject of an Early Day Motion at Westminster, sets out the national context facing matchgoing supporters and the growing concerns around affordability, concessions and the long-term direction of football. All supporter organisations across the Premier League are asking their clubs the same [...]