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To be fair it is a compromise and one they didn't have to make. The club's issue is potential financial loss from unsold tickets. They have met in the middle.

I wonder if there is any other Premier League club that would devote the time and energy that Jenny Gower and team have done to this or any other similar supporter issue. I'm sure we are all very appreciative (even the moany sod further up the page complaining about Paul Barber).

My wording was imprecise. By 'unsold tickets' I mean the difference between theoretical maximum allocation and the allocation decided upon by the club. When is the decision made and for Liverpool did it happen during the tiered buying process ? You may not know but then nor does anybody else it...

Broadly, I agree. Priority to buy a ticket does not come with the automatic right to choose a seat. There is a fair amount of sense of entitlement about this thread. However there are unanswered questions about the process of returning unsold tickets to the home club and a feeling that there...

Was there an announcement regarding the reduction in Liverpool allocation from 2900 to 1878 ? I certainly don't remember one nor any indication of a cut off date when the club would decide. An unintended consequence of this new ticket policy may be to make it very difficult for higher tier point...

Was that reduced after they went on sale ? I remember the club initially announced an allocation of 2900 but I did notice a big drop in tickets available of circa 1000 between days 2 and 3..

because it's those fixtures that give people with low points totals the opportunity to catch up. Such a policy really would run the risk of creating the often quoted closed shop. I'm top tier but I don't think everything should be designed to please myself and others. Maybe we should agree to a...

Is this much of an issue ? On the rare occasions I have found someone in my seat I have asked them to move and they have done so. If they had refused I would have asked a steward to remove them but that need has never arisen.