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Join Wundry Plus in the Wundery app or on Apple Podcasts. It's February 6th, 2016 at Anfield, almost five and a half years after George Gillette and Tom Hicks were forced

out as owners of Liverpool Football Club.

It's a gray winter day in the northwest of England. Liverpool is two goals up against Sunderland

with around 15 minutes left in the second half.

Two middle-aged men watch the game from the cop,

the famous stand where the most passionate Liverpool fans gather.

But today, even though the cop is packed, its usual red banners and flags are missing

and the fans are strangely quiet. The older man turns to his friend. are Tool has recently announced controversial plans to raise ticket prices at Anfield.

The most expensive ordinary seat at the stadium is set to increase from 59 to 77 pounds.

In response, Spirit of Shankly and other fan groups have organized a protest, a symbolic

walkout in the 77th minute.

But many Liverpool fans are still divided over whether this show of dissent during a game is the right thing to do.

Ah, shouldn't we focus on supporting the team?

That's what the owners are counting on.

We have to show them that they can't get away with us.

Yeah, but it's inflation, isn't it?

Everything's going on.

Not by this much.

I first started coming here in 84.

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