‘Our fans are the club’ – Van Dijk nails it with his verdict on Liverpool ticket price increases
‘Our fans are the club’ – Van Dijk nails it with his verdict on Liverpool ticket price increases Virgil van Dijk has said that Liverpool fans who’ve protested against the rising cost of ticket prices at Anfield have a ‘fair right’ to do so. In late March, the Merseyside club announced a three-year increase to ticket prices for home fixtures, beginning from next season, with the move being strongly condemned by numerous supporter groups. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL EMPIRE OF THE KOP APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE!
ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAY During the first half of the game against Fulham on Saturday, a banner was displayed in front of the Kop which read ‘No to ticket price increases’, and many in attendance chose not to purchase from point-of-sale locations inside the stadium. Van Dijk: Fans are ‘the heart and soul’ of Liverpool Van Dijk spoke after the match about the fan protests over the ticket price increases at Anfield, and he emphasised the lasting importance of the club’s supporters to Liverpool. The captain said (via James Pearce on X ): “I think the fans are the heart and soul of the club.
If they feel like this, then protest is their fair right. Hopefully they come to a solution with the club. “These things are far above my position as captain of the club, but my opinion is that our fans are the club.
They always have been – before my time and will be after my time. It’s important that these things get solved because it benefits no-one. ” Want more Empire of the Kop coverage?
Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trust Van Dijk is everything that a Liverpool captain should be Van Dijk’s comments show why he was the right choice to succeed Jordan Henderson as Liverpool captain in 2023. Not only has he been an influential leader on the pitch, he also represents the club magnificently with his words and actions away from the field of play. Having played at Anfield since the start of 2018, the skipper knows the power that the team can harness from their supporters inside the stadium, and he gets the importance of the fan base to LFC long after the current group of players, coaches and hierarchy have left.