Summary
Liverpool fans are protesting the club's decision to raise ticket prices for the next three seasons. A group called Spirit of Shankly is asking fans to buy food and drink outside the stadium in protest. Liverpool says the price increases are needed because it costs more to run the club.
Key Facts
- Liverpool fans are protesting against ticket price increases by the club.
- The protest is led by a group called Spirit of Shankly.
- Fans are encouraged to spend money at businesses outside the stadium instead of inside.
- Liverpool plans to raise ticket prices in line with inflation for three seasons.
- Season ticket prices will rise by £21.50 to £27, while single tickets will increase by £1.25 to £1.75 next season.
- Liverpool claims increased operating costs are the reason for the price hikes.
- The protests aim to prevent setting a precedent that could affect other clubs.
- Liverpool made £120 million from ticket sales last year, partly due to stadium expansion.
