Kennys_spell

Exactly this. Really - How many of those that walked out yesterday would go to a live gig, pay the entrance price then walk out after 3/4 of the show is completed in protest at the cost of the ticket? How many would go around the Asda and fill their trolley up then complain about the cost at the checkout - leaving their shopping and walking out in protest at the cost?

People calling themselves fans calling the people in charge of the club "Cunts". People saying "Fuck them (the players). People saying "The team are weak minded" People picking up on spelling errors in the hope of distracting from their poor, poor argument. Greatest fans in the world eh? We used to be.

"It's easy to be a shit and sit on the sidelines sniping, which you seem to do quite well. " Nah - you can go now fella - this sort of comment is childish and certainly not looking for a solution, you keep calling yourself a fan and turning your back on the team and making false presumptions about others that don't share your selfish point of view. Whatever rocks your boat.

Sorry sunshine but that is a silly thing to claim.

Do you think it had an effect on them?

Yet the facts of today don't appear to support your assertion.

"Suppose you go each week'? I'm 63 years of age - I had been going since the age of Six, I watched Billy Liddle in the second division so don't try to play the 'super supporter' with me kid as a percentage of my income I have probably put far more into the club. "I am sure their millions will keep them warm" - So you don't mind them getting millions but you don't want to pay for them to get millions? What a bizarre approach. So what effect did you think the walkout would have on the players?

What effect did you think it would have on the players on the pitch?

Sounds like someone trying to head of the criticism. Don't any of those that walked out feel they turned their back on the team on the park?

Hang on - the SoS response seems to be making the £77 ticket the headline (of which there are 1200 out of a possible 878,693 - yet in the response the £9 ticket (1581 out of a possible 878,693) is dismissed as being too few? How can that be the case for the £9 tickets but not for the £77 tickets???

And again you seem to have forgotten to answer my question. Forget it Stickman.

I asked you a question that you appeared to have forgotten to answer. How is reducing season ticket prices "Fleecing" anyone?

The club's chief executive met with the press at Melwood to talk about the process in reaching the arrangements, which will come into effect for 2016-17, as well as some of the initiatives on offer. Under the new pricing and ticket structure, 45 per cent of matchday tickets will see a price decrease from next season. Around 200 tickets will be priced at £77 for Category A games (six per season, 1,200 across the campaign, occupying 0.4 per cent of Anfield’s capacity on matchdays). In addition, there will be the introduction of £9 tickets, of which there’ll be around 500 per Category C fixture, with over 1,500 being made available in total. 64 per cent of season ticket prices will decrease or freeze under the new structure, with the lowest priced at £685. 818 season tickets will go on sale at a cost of £1,029, taking up 1.5 per cent of the stadium’s capacity on matchday. Other initiatives include: local supporters being given priority access to over 20,000 tickets; over 20,000 extra tickets in a new pricing category for fans aged between 17 and 21 offering a 50 per cent reduction on prices; and in excess of 1,000 free tickets being provided to schools across Merseyside for each home game. Is any of this wrong or incorrect?

This really is a difficult question to answer - but obviously there are many on here that have give it a go and I'm not going to be any different. It's not difficult because of Reina's form - he's been very poor recently. But as a fan base that has historically been patient with players and managers alike the default position is probably to give him time to recover the form that made him one of the best. But...... on the other hand as a group of fans known as being of the more knowledgable out there we can all clearly see that his performances are costing us. My view is that he should be given a little more time to recover his form but he really is in the last chance saloon here and if he costs us any more points we have to cut our losses and look at what's out there. I'm just a little bit pissed off that Jack Butland has left Birmingham and gone to Stoke!