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"If you can't support us when we lose or draw, don't support us when we win."
Shankly had to fight the board to get the players he wanted when he came to Liverpool
"At a football club, there's a holy trinity - the players, the manager and the supporters. Directors don't come into it. They are only there to sign the cheques, not to make them out. We'll do that - they just sign them.
Over the weekend LFC supporters group staged a walkout that was applauded around the world by fans who believe that clubs believe fans should be treated like customers not fans ,basically we view it as extortion,which one of the above qoutes signify the solution and the way forward.
The first not cited , in my opinion is a call for unity of a failing divided regime at war with itself (Fans-owners-manager-players) hoping for a better day,the latter cited to Shankly speaks of unified confidence (Fans-owners-manager-players)on the way forward,a statement that fans have a say on the governance of the club,not just the duty to support the manager as stated by others,but support to maintain traditional goals and foundations of the club.
I applaud LFC true supporters i.e fans,those that embrace the TRINITY !
Premier League footballers don’t tend to ask the cost of their indulgences. They inhabit a world in which facilitators effortlessly ensure bookings at the best restaurants, deals for the fastest cars, and opportunities generally unavailable to the great unwashed. The price is incidental.
Yet when Liverpool’s players were offered first refusal on “an executive hospitality experience” in a US-style “super box” capable of seating 25 people in Anfield’s new main stand, they baulked at the expense.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...-a6858106.html
Widespread reports, including from the Telegraph‘s Chris Bascombe, reveal that FSG held “emergency talks” on Saturday evening and throughout Sunday, to “establish if a restructuring of the proposed ticket strategy is feasible.”
Though Bascombe indicates that “it remains unclear what—if any—concessions they intend to make,” this climbdown shows the power of protest.
http://www.thisisanfield.com/2016/02...field-walkout/
Shankly had to fight the board to get the players he wanted when he came to Liverpool
"At a football club, there's a holy trinity - the players, the manager and the supporters. Directors don't come into it. They are only there to sign the cheques, not to make them out. We'll do that - they just sign them.
Over the weekend LFC supporters group staged a walkout that was applauded around the world by fans who believe that clubs believe fans should be treated like customers not fans ,basically we view it as extortion,which one of the above qoutes signify the solution and the way forward.
The first not cited , in my opinion is a call for unity of a failing divided regime at war with itself (Fans-owners-manager-players) hoping for a better day,the latter cited to Shankly speaks of unified confidence (Fans-owners-manager-players)on the way forward,a statement that fans have a say on the governance of the club,not just the duty to support the manager as stated by others,but support to maintain traditional goals and foundations of the club.
I applaud LFC true supporters i.e fans,those that embrace the TRINITY !
Premier League footballers don’t tend to ask the cost of their indulgences. They inhabit a world in which facilitators effortlessly ensure bookings at the best restaurants, deals for the fastest cars, and opportunities generally unavailable to the great unwashed. The price is incidental.
Yet when Liverpool’s players were offered first refusal on “an executive hospitality experience” in a US-style “super box” capable of seating 25 people in Anfield’s new main stand, they baulked at the expense.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...-a6858106.html
Widespread reports, including from the Telegraph‘s Chris Bascombe, reveal that FSG held “emergency talks” on Saturday evening and throughout Sunday, to “establish if a restructuring of the proposed ticket strategy is feasible.”
Though Bascombe indicates that “it remains unclear what—if any—concessions they intend to make,” this climbdown shows the power of protest.
http://www.thisisanfield.com/2016/02...field-walkout/
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