On their official site wonder where in ground they will put them as they sold out top tier.
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Liverpool selling an extra allocation tomorow.
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Liverpool have released ticket details for the Barclays Premier League tie with Queens Park Rangers at Loftus Road on Sunday October 19, which kicks off at 1.30pm BST.
Queens Park Rangers have reduced the visitor allocation of tickets for all their Premier League home games during the 2014-15 season.
As a result, the allocation for Liverpool fans is 1,818 tickets, which is a significant reduction since our last visit to Loftus Road.
Premier League rules state that home clubs must make 3,000 tickets or 10 per cent of stadium capacity, whichever is less, available to visiting clubs. So with Loftus Road capacity at 18,150, this meets the criteria.We Are The People.....Comment
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Probably tickets that have been returned for the away end so nothing to get worked up aboutWe Are The People.....Comment
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Looks like they hadn't sold out so another sale period for people with 18 or more away gamesWe Are The People.....Comment
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Didn't Man United give us 1,200 tickets? One rule for the big clubs....Comment
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They have probably taken up the option of the restricted view seats as I don't think these are sold in the first instance. Expect to see Scousers right into the corners of the upper tier
And well done the club nice to see at the first test they have only given a club that would comfortably see upstairs and down the upper tier only hope it continuesComment
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There is no restricted view Seats in the school end upper they took the corner Seats out a few seasons ago...They have probably taken up the option of the restricted view seats as I don't think these are sold in the first instance. Expect to see Scousers right into the corners of the upper tier
And well done the club nice to see at the first test they have only given a club that would comfortably see upstairs and down the upper tier only hope it continuesComment
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