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
Liverpool (A)
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Albert Spangler
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Slightly cheaper than Chelsea but with massive travelling costs? Probably out.
Liverpool FC 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
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Blakey's Right Peg
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£41 for a severely restricted view?!
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Kingsley Junior
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Blakey's Right Peg £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.
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Man Friday
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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).
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Barry the bird boggler
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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).
Name 405 reasons...
We were in, but for those prices and the shit view it's just not worth it.
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The shit view at Liverpool really is shit. Like watching a game through a postbox cos the upper tier comes down so low.
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Man Friday
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susieroyal The shit view at Liverpool really is shit. Like watching a game through a postbox cos the upper tier comes down so low.
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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.
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.
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biscuitman
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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!'
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Sebastian £43 to watch us lose? Lolz.
Win or lose, previous matches at Anfield have been very entertaining.
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Man Friday
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Upper West GingerSebastian £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.
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3 veesinarow
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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.
Ah, well, it's a pleasingly valid alternative and considerably cheaper at £20 a head plus free transport there and back.
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semtex1871
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Out.....yet another chance for them to bleat on about "the 96"..........
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Man Friday
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yeah, 'cos it ain't worth moaning about, is it?
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away end at Pompey v Shrewsbury that particular weekend me thinks 
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