Overview
- Spirit of Shankly and the Supporters' Board said Monday they will stage protests starting with Saturday's home game against Fulham.
- Liverpool set ticket prices to rise with inflation for the next three seasons after an initial 3% jump, with any yearly increase capped at five percent.
- Adult season tickets are slated to go up by between £53.50 and £67.50 across the period, which the club says works out to no more than about £3.50 per match.
- Supporters urged a matchday spending boycott under the slogan Not a pound in the ground and asked fans to delay season-ticket renewals until close to the 25 May deadline.
- The club cites an 85% rise in matchday operating costs since 2016–17 and has frozen junior, local and senior prices while expanding young-adult discounts, as critics note record revenue of about £703m, an £8m profit, and only about £1.2m a year expected from the increases, recalling a 2016 walkout that forced a U-turn.