Liverpool raise season ticket prices 09/06/2010 |
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The anger and disillusionment of Liverpool’s long-suffering supporters has increased following the news that season ticket prices have risen by 7%.
American co-owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, are likely to receive yet more criticism following their decision to load the Merseyside club with debts of £350m.
Part of the reason for the rise in ticket prices is due to the return of VAT to 17.5% from the temporary level of 15%.
The new prices, which are based on purchases made before June 25, are unlikely to impress the club’s supporters given Liverpool’s failure to qualify for next season’s Champions League.
Kop seats will be £680 online (£732 at window), with the Main Stand, Paddock and Centenary Stands £732 online (£785 at window) and the Anfield Road end, £722 (£774 at window), according to the club's official website.
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