Hey everyone, welcome to the Red Men TV. I'm Steihore. I'm delighted to be joined by Jay McKenna, the chair of the Liverpool supporters board.

And we're reacting to today's announcement from Liverpool Football Club about the change to their proposed ticket price rises over the next three years.

So Jay, I'm going to put it in layman's terms and please correct me if I'm wrong.

Liverpool announced today there will be a 3% increase on the ticket prices for next season,

but the proposed further price increases have now been kind of shelved,

and there's a price freeze guaranteed for next season,

and obviously conversations are going to happen further down the line.

Have I got that right?

I'm explaining that properly.

You have, yeah. So Liverpool had previously said that their plan was for a three year,

three years of price rises in line with inflation each season and supporters have obviously

reacted as we've seen. And the New Deal now that's been put forward and supporters,

both are kind of happy where it's at now is that.

Season one is the 3% increase.

And that is in part because people have already started renewing that was out there.

People have, you know, started renewing their season tickets for next season.

And season two will now be a freeze.

And we're going to have ongoing dialogue between club and supporters board about what comes next.

And not just about what the club might want to do on different prizes,

but us genuinely trying to find an alternative solution,

genuinely trying to find different ways of doing this.

That's long term.

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