'Don't push it' - Liverpool sent warning over ticket price rises as supporters make feelings clear

Liverpool Football Club will be raising their ticket prices next season, blaming it on rising operating costs - but fans in our comments section say it's still a good deal for supporters. Season tickets and members matchday ticket prices will be upped by 2%.

Liverpool’s have increased by 4% over two years, but that fares well against other increases seen over the same period at Arsenal (12%), and Manchester United (10%). Recently, Tottenham Hotspur increased season ticket prices by up to 6%, with Brighton & Hove Albion’s increasing by 8%. Chelsea is also expected to increase season ticket prices from next year.

Spirit of Shankly, the supporters' union, said in a statement: For a second successive season, Liverpool have chosen to increase ticket prices for supporters. This is despite record commercial revenues and a place as the seventh richest football club in the world. They didn’t have to do this."

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Commenter Kw101 sees both sides of the argument: “In the bigger scheme of things, 2% is a low increase - and tickets have always increased. Putting it against clubs in London who charge £1500 upwards for season tickets, we are still placed in the 'reasonable' category on pricing. Its an emotive subject, and having 4 kids, its tough to either a) get tickets or b) afford them all for 1 game."

"The pricing for kids is good for the FA Cup and League Cup games, but when we go for Ballot and get a prem ticket, its a bit of a chunk of cash after ticket, a few beers, chips, etc... no change from £200."

"We are a Global club, which most are nowadays, the Premier