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[Big Sexy]

Are they taking the piss or what??!

Liverpool Football Club have today confirmed ticket prices for the forthcoming 2010-11 Barclays Premier League campaign.

Liverpool's 19 home league matches have been divided into three pricing categories to reflect demand for tickets amongst supporters.

Category A games for the 2010-11 season include: Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur

Category B games for the 2010-11 season include: Aston Villa, Blackburn, Bolton Wanderers, Newcastle United and West Ham United

Category C games for the 2010-11 season include: Birmingham City, Blackpool, Fulham, Stoke City, Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion, Wigan Athletic and Wolverhampton Wanderers

Main Stand, Centenary Stand, Paddock Enclosure and Anfield Road:

Category A games: £45 (over 65s £34)

Category B games: £41 (over 65s £31)
Category C games: £39 (over 65s £29.50)

Combined Adult Child Anfield Road (1Adult/1Child)

Category A games: £67.50

Category B games: £61.50
Category C games: £58.50

Kop Grandstand:

Category A games: £43 (over 65s £32.50)

Category B games: £39 (over 65s £29.50)
Category C games: £37 (over 65s £28)

Disabled and Visually Impaired, Paddock, Anfield Road:

Category A games: £34

Category B games: £31
Category C games: £29.50

Disabled and Visually Impaired, Kop Grandstand:

Category A games: £32.50

Category B games: £29.50
Category C games: £28


Personal Assistants:

Category A games: Free

Category B games: Free
Category C games: Free


*Please note that with the Government introducing a VAT increase in January 2011, our match day ticket prices will be subject to change.

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£41+ to watch us play Blackpool or £47.50 if i buy a ticket online for a CAT A game




God Bless America

[Pagnell]

It will be interesting to see how this compares to the prices other teams release this season.

Oh, and cue the highly predictable "The Liverpool fans on here won't care as they don't go to games" reply. Some prick is bound to post it.

[Busby Boy]

What kind of prices were they last season?

I like that "1 Adult/1 Child" deal they do.

They seem pretty competitive to me but following last season's performances from the team it isn't what you'd expect.

[OzGeordie]

Loving the fact Newcastle are in a higher price category than Sunderland, but then again in all fairness, generally most Newcastle v Liverpool matches are pretty exciting ones.

[whitey]

Loving the fact Newcastle are in a higher price category than Sunderland, but then again in all fairness, generally most Newcastle v Liverpool matches are pretty exciting ones.

In the mid 90's there was a season where both fixtures ended 4-3. They were great games, Asprilla lobbing the keeper, Fowler scoring a winner in the 90th minute. Can't really remmeber much else as I was only about 8 years old but yeah they were great games.

[Big Sexy]

Loving the fact Newcastle are in a higher price category than Sunderland, but then again in all fairness, generally most Newcastle v Liverpool matches are pretty exciting ones.

In the mid 90's there was a season where both fixtures ended 4-3. They were great games, Asprilla lobbing the keeper, Fowler scoring a winner in the 90th minute. Can't really remmeber much else as I was only about 8 years old but yeah they were great games.

That was one of the first games i remembered watching as a Liverpool fan, what an awesome game. Would love to see that again

[Liverlad]

Loving the fact Newcastle are in a higher price category than Sunderland, but then again in all fairness, generally most Newcastle v Liverpool matches are pretty exciting ones.

In the mid 90's there was a season where both fixtures ended 4-3. They were great games, Asprilla lobbing the keeper, Fowler scoring a winner in the 90th minute. Can't really remmeber much else as I was only about 8 years old but yeah they were great games.

Rush...Barnes.......Rush,,,,,,,Barnes.......Rush........COLLYMORE!!

[Destruction]

Have the prices been released for the Europa League Qualifying home leg yet?

TIA.

[shane]

Have the prices been released for the Europa League Qualifying home leg yet?

TIA.

£20.

£30 adult and child.

[Big Sexy]

Onsale now to members too

[NTFC Army]

What does the average Premier League season ticket cost now a days?

I don't understand how people can afford to follow a team in the top tier.

[Destruction]

Have the prices been released for the Europa League Qualifying home leg yet?

TIA.

£20.

£30 adult and child.

Cheers.

Onsale now to members too

Given I'm not a member, is it likely there will be some left for open sale? And any idea on when they might release those tickets?

What does the average Premier League season ticket cost now a days?

I don't understand how people can afford to follow a team in the top tier.

Blackburn and Wigan are about £150 and £100 respectively cheaper than a season ticket at Deepdale...

[CAMRAlty]

First - categorising games is a joke.

Second - all those prices are absolutely disgraceful. The part of the city in which Liverpool are based has a real unemployment rate of about 50%. So much for staying true to the local community.

Prices in all parts of the pyramid are expensive when compared to our European neighbours, but at least I can understand Altrincham or Dagenham and Redbridge charging between £14 - 20. Gate receipts are such a vital source of income. Premier League sides get ENORMOUS amounts of television revenue, they don't need to squeeze as much as they can out of fans.

[buzzmaverick]

It will be interesting to see how this compares to the prices other teams release this season.

Oh, and cue the highly predictable "The Liverpool fans on here won't care as they don't go to games" reply. Some prick is bound to post it.

Ours have stayed the same. It surprises me that our cheapest tickets for lower cat games are less than yours.
Area Cat A Cat B
Centre Upper £94 £66
Centre Upper Back £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper Back £62 £44
Wing Upper £62 £44
Wing Upper Back £56 £39
Corner Upper £62 £44
Goal Upper £67 £47
Goal Upper Back £56 £39

Centre Lower £53 £36
Wing Lower £48 £33
Corner Lower £48 £33
Goal Lower £48 £33

[CAMRAlty]

It will be interesting to see how this compares to the prices other teams release this season.

Oh, and cue the highly predictable "The Liverpool fans on here won't care as they don't go to games" reply. Some prick is bound to post it.

Ours have stayed the same. It surprises me that our cheapest tickets for lower cat games are less than yours.
Area Cat A Cat B
Centre Upper £94 £66

Only a total idiot would pay £94 to watch a football match.

No wonder the atmosphere down there is terrible. Who the **** is going to games? Millionaires who are used to throwing money at things and getting their own way? That would at least explain why the fans never seem to get behind the side.

The sad thing is, from what I've read, the North Bank used to be reknowned as one of the better places from which to watch a game in this country. Vociferous and passionate. The Emirates in now a 60,000 capacity morgue.

[Pagnell]

It will be interesting to see how this compares to the prices other teams release this season.

Oh, and cue the highly predictable "The Liverpool fans on here won't care as they don't go to games" reply. Some prick is bound to post it.

Ours have stayed the same. It surprises me that our cheapest tickets for lower cat games are less than yours.
Area Cat A Cat B
Centre Upper £94 £66
Centre Upper Back £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper Back £62 £44
Wing Upper £62 £44
Wing Upper Back £56 £39
Corner Upper £62 £44
Goal Upper £67 £47
Goal Upper Back £56 £39

Centre Lower £53 £36
Wing Lower £48 £33
Corner Lower £48 £33
Goal Lower £48 £33

I imagine they're cheaper because you have a whole lot more seats and can therefore afford to sell them cheaper. Arsenal's more expensive tickets are a disgrace.

[buzzmaverick]

It will be interesting to see how this compares to the prices other teams release this season.

Oh, and cue the highly predictable "The Liverpool fans on here won't care as they don't go to games" reply. Some prick is bound to post it.

Ours have stayed the same. It surprises me that our cheapest tickets for lower cat games are less than yours.
Area Cat A Cat B
Centre Upper £94 £66
Centre Upper Back £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper Back £62 £44
Wing Upper £62 £44
Wing Upper Back £56 £39
Corner Upper £62 £44
Goal Upper £67 £47
Goal Upper Back £56 £39

Centre Lower £53 £36
Wing Lower £48 £33
Corner Lower £48 £33
Goal Lower £48 £33

I imagine they're cheaper because you have a whole lot more seats and can therefore afford to sell them cheaper. Arsenal's more expensive tickets are a disgrace.

Yerp. The only Cat A tickets I'd get would be the £48 ones and there's never ever any left by the name they go on sale to us shitty red members. As such I'll go to the Cat B games in the £33-39 seats this season The group stage CL games were all Cat B last year, whilst Knockout onwards I believe was Cat A... so won't get to any of them and will have to miss out on the Semi Final we'll be playing at the Emirates too as a result of the prices.

As for the atmosphere, it's good enough in the lower tier at either end. In the upper tier it can get very very quiet (I have been up there a couple of times)

Edited by buzzmaverick, 20 July 2010 - 12:08 PM.

[FishFoot]

£94 a ticket for a Cat A game at Arsenal?

What a rip off.

[Big Sexy]

The Europa League will be general sale from tomorrrow

[Jock McVittie]

The Europa League will be general sale from tomorrrow

The trouble with that is that the fixture might get reversed.

There is a potential clash as two teams from Macedonia, FK Rabotnicki and FK Teteks, play their home matches in the same stadium and they are both drawn to play at home on the same day. If both FK Rabotnicki and FK Teteks qualify for the 3^rd Round, The fixture dates will be reversed and Liverpool FC v RK Rabotnicki will be played on Thursday 5^th August 2010. This will be confirmed upon completion of the 2^nd Round on 22^nd July.

[Big Sexy]

Does that mean we will get the 2nd leg instead?

[Mr Bauer]

Ticket prices in the Premier League have been a joke for a very, very long time.

Why do you think i don't bother going?

I think it is absolutely disgusting that clubs put the prices up every single year without fail.

The only way around all this is for the supporters to stop going to the matches, but of course we all know this won't happen despite the vast majority of people claiming that next season they won't renew their season tickets.

People are just getting milked dry.

[buzzmaverick]

Ticket prices in the Premier League have been a joke for a very, very long time.

Why do you think i don't bother going?

I think it is absolutely disgusting that clubs put the prices up every single year without fail.

The only way around all this is for the supporters to stop going to the matches, but of course we all know this won't happen despite the vast majority of people claiming that next season they won't renew their season tickets.

People are just getting milked dry.

I believe this is the third season running Arsenal have frozen ticket prices... It does demonstrate just how high they were 3 years ago. But at this rate, with the amount of money we're making each year, others will catch and surpass us... you never know the board might be looking to keep prices as they are now forever

[bumble]

This is 100% down to players wages, if top players were not paid silly money tickets would be cheaper.

[Mr Bauer]

Ticket prices in the Premier League have been a joke for a very, very long time.

Why do you think i don't bother going?

I think it is absolutely disgusting that clubs put the prices up every single year without fail.

The only way around all this is for the supporters to stop going to the matches, but of course we all know this won't happen despite the vast majority of people claiming that next season they won't renew their season tickets.

People are just getting milked dry.

I believe this is the third season running Arsenal have frozen ticket prices... It does demonstrate just how high they were 3 years ago. But at this rate, with the amount of money we're making each year, others will catch and surpass us... you never know the board might be looking to keep prices as they are now forever

And just remind us how much is a season ticket at Arsenal?

It's extortionate i'd hazard a guess.

[Big Sexy]

Dont they have the most expensive season ticket at £1k+ or something?

[buzzmaverick]

And just remind us how much is a season ticket at Arsenal?

It's extortionate i'd hazard a guess.

Shhhh.

Dont they have the most expensive season ticket at £1k+ or something?

You too.

Stop ruining the idea of the board being friendly.

[Big Sexy]

off-topic but does that Stan Kroenke own a lot of you now?

[mistermagic]

The Emirates in now a 60,000 capacity morgue.

A very comfortable morgue at that...

[Smat]

off-topic but does that Stan Kroenke own a lot of you now?

He's the largest shareholder with just over a quarter. If he continues to buy and goes over the 30% mark, he has to mount a bid for the remaining shares. His intentions remain unknown, but the board are very Kroenke-friendly in public (after originally stating "we don't want his kind at our club" or something).

[Marko1892]

Loving the fact Newcastle are in a higher price category than Sunderland, but then again in all fairness, generally most Newcastle v Liverpool matches are pretty exciting ones.

In the mid 90's there was a season where both fixtures ended 4-3. They were great games, Asprilla lobbing the keeper, Fowler scoring a winner in the 90th minute. Can't really remmeber much else as I was only about 8 years old but yeah they were great games.

That was one of the first games i remembered watching as a Liverpool fan, what an awesome game. Would love to see that again

I went to bed crying that night.

[Pagnell]

Loving the fact Newcastle are in a higher price category than Sunderland, but then again in all fairness, generally most Newcastle v Liverpool matches are pretty exciting ones.

In the mid 90's there was a season where both fixtures ended 4-3. They were great games, Asprilla lobbing the keeper, Fowler scoring a winner in the 90th minute. Can't really remmeber much else as I was only about 8 years old but yeah they were great games.

That was one of the first games i remembered watching as a Liverpool fan, what an awesome game. Would love to see that again

I went to bed crying that night.

I didn't. I was wankered if I remember rightly.

[FishFoot]

Our season tickets for 10/11

[Big Sexy]

HA your cheapest season ticket is cheaper that a top price at macc.

[FishFoot]

Eh?!

[BlueSmudge]

Ours have stayed the same. It surprises me that our cheapest tickets for lower cat games are less than yours.
Area Cat A Cat B
Centre Upper £94 £66
Centre Upper Back £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper £71 £50
Next to Centre Upper Back £62 £44
Wing Upper £62 £44
Wing Upper Back £56 £39
Corner Upper £62 £44
Goal Upper £67 £47
Goal Upper Back £56 £39

Centre Lower £53 £36
Wing Lower £48 £33
Corner Lower £48 £33
Goal Lower £48 £33

Despite the fact the pricier tickets at the Emirates are absolutely scandalous, I always found it odd that you pay less for category B in the away end than I ever paid at Highbury! (For League games I mean, once paid £15 for a League Cup tie!)

HA your cheapest season ticket is cheaper that a top price at macc.

They play three divisions higher and have slightly better facilities, what did you expect?

[Big Sexy]

Eh?!

You can get a season ticket at Villa for cheaper than the top priced one at macc town

[Smat]

Despite the fact the pricier tickets at the Emirates are absolutely scandalous, I always found it odd that you pay less for category B in the away end than I ever paid at Highbury! (For League games I mean, once paid £15 for a League Cup tie!)

Lupoliiiiiiiii!

[Big Sexy]

HA your cheapest season ticket is cheaper that a top price at macc.

They play three divisions higher and have slightly better facilities, what did you expect?

350 for a season ticket at a premier league club or pay 375 full price to sit down at a struggling league two side.

Just interesting to see the price difference is all

[CAMRAlty]

350 for a season ticket at a premier league club or pay 375 full price to sit down at a struggling league two side.

Just interesting to see the price difference is all

Aye, but if you're someone from Macclesfield who cares about the town it should still be a no-brainer. You don't go to the footy to sit back and be entertained. At least you shouldn't.

That said, despite the fact Macc's fanbase is small and they can't rely on huge Premier League-style income streams, £375 is extremely difficult to justify.