f.a. cup home against mancs

Anyone reckon there will be a LA sale? Loads of tickets still on-line.......

Tickets for the FA Cup game against United went on sale this morning to season ticket holders and are still available.

They'll go on general sale, Annie Road and wings of Main Stand.

Guaranteed!

Tickets will be available from Monday 23rd to Members who have 1 Season11/12 Premier League Home Game recorded on their Members Card. Tickets will be available to purchase online, on the Booking Line, telephone number 0843 170 5555 (Overseas (0044) 151 907 9399) or at the Ticket Office from 8.15am.

Adult/Child tickets are available on the booking line only.

Members who purchase tickets during this Member's sale will have their Member's cards activated for stadium access for this game.

Lovely

Anyone get in?

Ya twice. You ?

my card is available if anyone needs creds .

Give yiz a good laugh, I had 3 browsers open with the page up from 7-45 and kept getting the high volume message it was still up at 8-30 and I was already half hour late for work so had to leave. Got logged in at 8-45 first time trying on my fone...... madness or what.

Loads still left too

Just bought one myself, not sure whether I'm going yet though

Must be getting desperate now.......Just got a txt saying ticks still available.

Same as .
Shocked

50 quid for ticket shanks will be turning in his grave.....

Merseyside Police have issued advice to fans ahead of Liverpool's FA Cup fourth round clash with Manchester United at Anfield on Saturday.

Match Commander Chief Superintendent Jon Ward said: "We are expecting a lively atmosphere at Saturday's match, but our intention is that at the end of the day we will be talking about the game and what happened on the pitch as opposed to off the pitch.

"As always, my officers will be dealing with the fans as they would expect to be treated themselves. Our policing style will be firm, fair and friendly, but we will take action where necessary against those individuals who may seek to cause problems or misbehave.

"At the last Liverpool v Manchester United game at Anfield, the behaviour of the majority of the fans was very good. We know that this match will be a busy operation and we hope that at Saturday's match they will continue to act as ambassadors for their clubs and for the city and enjoy what I am sure will be a good game.

"We work closely with both clubs, Greater Manchester Police and the Football Supporters Federation and, if it's brought to our attention, any inappropriate remarks and behaviour will be acted upon. We take all forms of offensive behaviour seriously, and we will always thoroughly investigate such claims. We cannot allow this type of behaviour to affect the enjoyment of genuine fans, especially families with young children who attend the game.

"We will continue with our efforts to deal with the small number of individuals who commit offences at football matches, in particular with the continued use of football-banning orders. As usual we would ask fans with tickets to arrive at the ground as early as possible. Fans without tickets should not attend at all; they will not be allowed entry into the stadium