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Fair play Liverpool fans, surely now people must realise that protests and walk outs can achieve something!

 

How many walked in our attempt? 7-8000? or something?

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It has achieved fuck all. The prices arn't rising but category games have been scrapped, meaning the owners have spread out the cost of their most expensive match day tickets over pretty much every seat and across all games.

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It has achieved fuck all. The prices arn't rising but category games have been scrapped, meaning the owners have spread out the cost of their most expensive match day tickets over pretty much every seat and across all games.

If that is the case, then you've just totally disagreed with your own first sentence.

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It has achieved fuck all. The prices arn't rising but category games have been scrapped, meaning the owners have spread out the cost of their most expensive match day tickets over pretty much every seat and across all games.

If that is the case, then you've just totally disagreed with your own first sentence.

Ok so Liverpool fans won't pay £77 for a ticket, but games where £25 tickets were common will no longer be around. So instead of pricing out fans from the good seats against good teams they have priced out far more fans from the cheap seats against the rubbish teams.
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Am I the only one that read today’s mails on Liverpool’s brilliant result and wondered why no-one was positing the idea about how far we can really go in the league this season?

 

There’s been lots of talk about who has been ‘flying under the radar’ this season but this has been reserved for talk of the mighty Spurs (who couldn’t score against us in October) & Champions Elect Leicester (who we beat on Boxing Day) but still no talk of Liverpool setting a cat among the pigeons.

 

I am not suggesting that it would be easy for us to overturn the 13-point gap with Spurs (who we can take three points off in April) but a top 3 finish is hardly an impossible task. We also play City in a couple of week’s time and they are currently sinking without a trace.

 

I know it’s very fashionable to proclaim Klopp’s eventual ascendance to the Premier League throne as a false dawn filled with hype and so I look forward to laughing at our detractors come 15th of May.

Khurram, YNWA, Loughborough

 

Flying under the radar. A long, long way under.

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Am I the only one that read today’s mails on Liverpool’s brilliant result and wondered why no-one was positing the idea about how far we can really go in the league this season?

 

There’s been lots of talk about who has been ‘flying under the radar’ this season but this has been reserved for talk of the mighty Spurs (who couldn’t score against us in October) & Champions Elect Leicester (who we beat on Boxing Day) but still no talk of Liverpool setting a cat among the pigeons.

 

I am not suggesting that it would be easy for us to overturn the 13-point gap with Spurs (who we can take three points off in April) but a top 3 finish is hardly an impossible task. We also play City in a couple of week’s time and they are currently sinking without a trace.

 

I know it’s very fashionable to proclaim Klopp’s eventual ascendance to the Premier League throne as a false dawn filled with hype and so I look forward to laughing at our detractors come 15th of May.

Khurram, YNWA, Loughborough

 

Flying under the radar. A long, long way under.

 

Daft cunt's local team are top of the league.

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Am I the only one that read today’s mails on Liverpool’s brilliant result and wondered why no-one was positing the idea about how far we can really go in the league this season?

 

There’s been lots of talk about who has been ‘flying under the radar’ this season but this has been reserved for talk of the mighty Spurs (who couldn’t score against us in October) & Champions Elect Leicester (who we beat on Boxing Day) but still no talk of Liverpool setting a cat among the pigeons.

 

I am not suggesting that it would be easy for us to overturn the 13-point gap with Spurs (who we can take three points off in April) but a top 3 finish is hardly an impossible task. We also play City in a couple of week’s time and they are currently sinking without a trace.

 

I know it’s very fashionable to proclaim Klopp’s eventual ascendance to the Premier League throne as a false dawn filled with hype and so I look forward to laughing at our detractors come 15th of May.

Khurram, YNWA, Loughborough

 

Flying under the radar. A long, long way under.

 

Born to be a Liverpool fan.

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Oh FFS... it was only Pards... leave emotions out of it  and stay objective.

4 Goals Shurley  ;D

 

Results like that (the winning manager's philosophy Vs what his opposite number embodies from a strictly football standpoint) and how it went down are beneficial for the overall good of the game/how the game should be approached. It was beautiful. Worth a couple of goals in the Klopp column.

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