Oh yeah, it is the Redmond Bitesize podcast. It is Thursday the 7th of Meg and I'm back to rounds up the latest LFC news from the past 24 hours.

And for a day where I thought it was going to be struggling for news, there are actually some big stories to go through.

And the biggest one dropped this morning and that came from Liverpool. Liverpool have announced that they are scaling back changes to ticket prices and will introduce a new young adult section at Amfield.

Yes, this is an update on the ticketing situation that has been going on and has caused you know kind of a headbut

between both the club and the fan base and it just from the start it just seemed for 1.2

million which is absolute buttons to Liverpool football club it seems really stupid of them to

you know create this kind of barrier and this uproar and just conflict

when it didn't really need to happen.

If it's something so small and silly.

But this is from Mrs. Anfield, who have done a written piece on it since it got announced

this morning.

Having previously announced rises to ticket prices across the next three seasons,

Liverpool have now scaled back their plans due to fan protests at Amfield.

Instead of a price rise of up to 5% for the next three years,

the club have now announced an inflationary increase of 3% to general admission tickets

for the season 26-27 a price freeze for season

2728 and the implementation of a young adult section within Anfield Road end with the price

of tickets now more certain for the next two years it gives the club and supporters board a chance

to find

a long-term solution and explore commercial ideas in an attempt to avoid future ticket price increases

Liverpool said that LFC believes that without wider progress on alternative solutions future

increases may still be required including season 2829 and will continue to engage with its supporters.

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