Liverpool (A)

[Jackson Corner]

away end at Pompey v Shrewsbury that particular weekend me thinks

And give them your hard earned dosh? Would rather go to Bournmouth.

[Allyh84]

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.

If you don't want to pay £40+ for football, you should quit moaning and support a football league side. This is Premier League prices, and only maybe a tenner more than some Championship clubs charge. Some of the very biggest clubs in Europe charge £60, so zip you ungrateful swine!

[biscuitman]

Some of the very biggest clubs in Europe charge £60, so zip you ungrateful swine!

Like who?

[The Real Sandhurst Royal]

750 tickets still available according to the ticket office.

[No Fixed Abode]

750 tickets still available according to the ticket office.

Thought they'd be snapped up for this relegation clash!

[Zammo]

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.

If you don't want to pay £40+ for football, you should quit moaning and support a football league side. This is Premier League prices, and only maybe a tenner more than some Championship clubs charge. Some of the very biggest clubs in Europe charge £60, so zip you ungrateful swine!

Think you'll find Tony has spent all of his life supporting a football league side. He has virtually done every away ground in the Country following the Royals, so he is in a better position to comment on away prices than some mouthy newbie. So you zip.

[Jerry St Clair]

£44 is an outrage. I seriously doubt that we sell 1800 at that price.

[Jerry St Clair]

Some of the very biggest clubs in Europe charge £60, so zip you ungrateful swine!

I can get a ticket behind the goal at the Nou Camp for Barcelona v Celta Vigo for €19. A prime seat (middle tier, half way line next to the Directors Box) is €76.

If you can find a game in Europe, outside the Premier League, where the cheapest, crappiest seat available is more that €50, please let us know.

[Avon Royal]

Scousers in thieving bastards shocker.........

[biscuitman]

Allyh84 wrote:Some of the very biggest clubs in Europe charge £60, so zip you ungrateful swine!



I can get a ticket behind the goal at the Nou Camp for Barcelona v Celta Vigo for €19. A prime seat (middle tier, half way line next to the Directors Box) is €76.

If you can find a game in Europe, outside the Premier League, where the cheapest, crappiest seat available is more that €50, please let us know.

Went to Milan derby last year and it cost me around 30 quid as well! I'm still waiting for Allyh84 response to other 'big' European teams than the Milans that charge 60 quid..

[Compo's Hat]

If you want to know what the resticted view is like.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/anfield-seating-plan



Photo was taken stood up at the back and with fans likely standing up i wouldn't bother getting the cheaper tickets. There's a couple of youtube videos showing how bad it is as well.

[riverroyal]

wouldnt worry too much, tickets have now gone off sale on the website so presumably they have sold out. Will Reading take up a further allocation? Tickets never made it to general sale if they have sold out

[East Stand Ste]

away end at Pompey v Shrewsbury that particular weekend me thinks

And give them your hard earned dosh? Would rather go to Bournmouth.

fair comment, but pompey are my local team (unfortunately!) and shrewsbury are my dad's team, so for that reason im IN

[riverroyal]

ignore my previous post, Reading have put them back on sale . . . . they went off sale from the booking system on Monday though

[@sonkimarsson]

Rung the ticket office this morning. Only restricted view left now...

[biscuitman]

Sold out.

[Tony Le Mesmer]

Allyh84 wrote:Some of the very biggest clubs in Europe charge £60, so zip you ungrateful swine!



I can get a ticket behind the goal at the Nou Camp for Barcelona v Celta Vigo for €19. A prime seat (middle tier, half way line next to the Directors Box) is €76.

If you can find a game in Europe, outside the Premier League, where the cheapest, crappiest seat available is more that €50, please let us know.

Went to Milan derby last year and it cost me around 30 quid as well! I'm still waiting for Allyh84 response to other 'big' European teams than the Milans that charge 60 quid..

Been to several Milan Derbies and tickets were £15-£20, for a good view behind the goal. Not that much more this season either.

http://www.inter.it/en/biglietti/prezzi.html

[phil in cornwall]

http://www.readingfc.co.uk/news/article/liverpool-sold-out-407878.aspx

I am amazed that seats with a 'severely restricted view' cost £41. It's a lot of money to spend to go up there and not see very much.

[LWJ]

[No Fixed Abode]

If you want to know what the resticted view is like.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/anfield-seating-plan



Photo was taken stood up at the back and with fans likely standing up i wouldn't bother getting the cheaper tickets. There's a couple of youtube videos showing how bad it is as well.

Exactly like the back of the Matthew Harding Stand. If you stand up, you can't see the goal down the far end.