‘Message received’: Liverpool owners apologise and back down on proposed ticket increases

Liverpool’s owners have performed a U-turn on proposed ticket increases.

‘Message received’: Liverpool owners apologise and back down on proposed ticket increases

Liverpool’s owners have performed a U-turn on proposed ticket increases after apologising to fans for getting their plans wrong.

Principal owner and John W Henry and chairman Tom Werner were understood to be shocked at the sight of an estimated 10,000 fans walking out of Saturday’s Premier League match against Sunderland in the 77th minute in protest at increases next season which included a new £77 match ticket and the club’s first £1,000 season ticket.

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