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[Football] Liverpool Away Fans



kjgood

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For the Liverpool home game I was sat in east stand lower near to the Liverpool fans. Next to me were an eastern european couple, he had a liverpool scarf around his neck that he tried to keep hidden and they were filming the Liverpool players and fans when they scored, in the row behind were two lads quietely clapping and smiling when Liverpool scored and a family of four also sat nearby who were clearly Liverpool fans.

None of them caused any trouble or acted like c**ks but how did they all get tickets in a home fans area?
 




maltaseagull

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Feb 25, 2009
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Zabbar- Malta
Perhaps they live in sussex?
 
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BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
12,121
WeHo
Season ticket holder guest tickets?
 


Eeyore

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Apr 5, 2014
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I find it hard to be critical. Especially as many of us have taken tickets in home ends. If they didn't make a spectacle then it's no bother.
 




maltaseagull

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Feb 25, 2009
13,773
Zabbar- Malta
But to get a ticket for that game I believe you had to be at least a bronze member?

Ways and means.
Look at united - every match there are loads of tourists there for one or two games.
 


Albion_Dave

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Jul 4, 2011
2,128
Eastbourne
We have had Albion fans in the home ends at virtually every away game so far.

If people are desperate to see their team they will usually find a way.
 








TottonSeagull

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Mar 5, 2011
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Totton (Nr Southampton)
For the Liverpool home game I was sat in east stand lower near to the Liverpool fans. Next to me were an eastern european couple, he had a liverpool scarf around his neck that he tried to keep hidden and they were filming the Liverpool players and fans when they scored, in the row behind were two lads quietely clapping and smiling when Liverpool scored and a family of four also sat nearby who were clearly Liverpool fans.

None of them caused any trouble or acted like c**ks but how did they all get tickets in a home fans area?
:shrug:
 


nicko31

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Jan 7, 2010
19,247
Gods country fortnightly
I took 2 L'pool fans Sat with borrowed fan numbers. They behaved and enjoyed the day, if they do what's the issue
 




N17

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Jun 21, 2011
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ive paid for me and my 16 year old to go in club wembley , i think that migbt be neutral ?

Its not neutral but i doubt you will have any issues there if you are sensible - unless you have your Chelsea shirt on :wink:
 








BNthree

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Sep 14, 2016
12,121
WeHo
Actually E1H is where club staff get free tickets for too, could be some freebies if not season ticket guests.
 










alfredmizen

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Mar 11, 2015
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Its not neutral but i doubt you will have any issues there if you are sensible - unless you have your Chelsea shirt on :wink:

haha , no mate , and ive explained to my son that wd will just be sitting tbere quietly :lolol:
 


Brovion

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Jul 6, 2003
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I find it hard to be critical. Especially as many of us have taken tickets in home ends. If they didn't make a spectacle then it's no bother.
Exactly. Also some people are never happy are they? Fans of big clubs don't attend the actual games and they're 'plastics'. So they make an effort and go 'above and beyond' to see their team (and we've all snuck into home areas when we couldn't get official tickets for the away end) and they're still criticised - although to be fair to the OP his post wasn't made in that manner.

As you say if they were respectful then fair enough.
 


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