Liverpool (A)

[Royals-lad14]

Liverpool vs Reading
Saturday 20th October, kick off 3pm
We have a total allocation of 1898 tickets.

Normal Prices: Adults £44, Over 65s £33, 16 & under £15
Restricted view prices: Adults £43, Over 65s £32.50, 16 & under £14
Severely restricted view prices: Adults £41, Over 65s £31, 16 & under £12

Tickets will be sold as follows:
Mon 24th Sep: Season Ticket holders with 2400+ Royalty Points
Tue 25th Sep: Season Ticket holders with 2300+ Royalty Points
Wed 26th Sep: Season Ticket holders with 2000+ Royalty Points
Thu 27th Sep: Season Ticket holders with 1500+ Royalty Points
Fri 28th Sep: Season Ticket holders with 1000+ Royalty Points
Sat 29th Sep: Season Ticket holders with 500+ Royalty Points
Mon 1st Oct: All Season Ticket holders
Tue 2nd Oct: Member Card holders with 1000+ Royalty Points
Wed 3rd Oct: Member Card holders with 500+ Royalty Points
Thu 4th Oct onwards: All Member Card holders

[Albert Spangler]

out

[Wizard]

Slightly cheaper than Chelsea but with massive travelling costs? Probably out.

[urz13]

in

[PieEater]

Category B games: West Ham, Reading, Aston Villa, QPR, Sunderland, Norwich City, Fulham

Category C games: Swansea City, WBA, Stoke City, Wigan Athletic, Southampton

Some strange groupings for their categories, presumably on the assumption that southerners are richer. Still we're as big as West Ham

[Blakey's Right Peg]

£41 for a severely restricted view?!

[Kingsley Junior]

£41 for a severely restricted view?!

My thoughts exactly. How do they justify that?! I can understand the middle category if the word restricted is just used to cover them that you may not be able to see a tiny bit of the pitch, which I have at the Mad Stad (even though it is not down as restricted view on the online ticket thing) - but severely clearly implies your view will be crap and yet you only get £3 off an already very high ticket price? Crazy.

[Man Friday]

I've stopped wasting my money this season for matches like this. I can think of a million better ways of spending £41 (plus £60 transport & food etc).

[Barry the bird boggler]

I've stopped wasting my money this season for matches like this. I can think of a million better ways of spending £41 (plus £60 transport & food etc).

Name 405 reasons...

[Cobi]

We were in, but for those prices and the shit view it's just not worth it.

[susieroyal]

The shit view at Liverpool really is shit. Like watching a game through a postbox cos the upper tier comes down so low.

[Man Friday]

The shit view at Liverpool really is shit. Like watching a game through a postbox cos the upper tier comes down so low.

VG

[Tony Le Mesmer]

Seriously, £44?

FCK OFF. cant understand how some can bring themselves to be mugged off so badly by buying a ticket. At what price would you say No?

I shall head to Ascot instead to watch the worlds greatest racehorse say farewell for half the price thank you.

[biscuitman]

The shit view at Liverpool really is shit. Like watching a game through a postbox cos the upper tier comes down so low.

VG? Well done for taking it from the ground guide website!

Kimberly Hill adds; 'Restricted view doesn't even begin to describe what it was like. The Wolves fans insisted on standing so it was like trying to watch the game through a letterbox!'

[Upper West Ginger]

£43 to watch us lose? Lolz.

Win or lose, previous matches at Anfield have been very entertaining.

[Man Friday]

£43 to watch us lose? Lolz.

Win or lose, previous matches at Anfield have been very entertaining.

What, including the 2-0 loss in the League? I don'tthink so.

[3 veesinarow]

Out, but only because the fixtures weren't out when we committed to being in Bakewell Town Hall between 11am-4pm imbibing some of the finest malts available to mankind.

Ah, well, it's a pleasingly valid alternative and considerably cheaper at £20 a head plus free transport there and back.

[semtex1871]

Out.....yet another chance for them to bleat on about "the 96"..........

[Man Friday]

yeah, 'cos it ain't worth moaning about, is it?

[East Stand Ste]

away end at Pompey v Shrewsbury that particular weekend me thinks