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have libpool got both tiers...............
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I thought teams were obliged to only give 10% of their capacity to away fans?
10% is pretty much the top tier.
Away teams certainly don't get 10% at Anfield. 3,000 odd in a 45000 capacity?Comment
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10% of LR is around 1,800...think the top and bottom combined are around 2...so that pretty much works out right.Comment
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The rule for Premier League matches is 10% or 3000 whichever is smaller so they give the amount they should do. They won't give any more.Queens Park Rangers
NPower Champions 2010/2011
PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)Comment
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It will be full and that's a Factamondo!.
Might not talk like Barton,more like Ghandi,but it will be full.
Fella at work is a Sikh.His son is a mad Liverpool fan.Drives up with a couple of mates to every Liverpool home game.
Fair play to them.That's some dedication for a 'home' game.Comment
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Was thinking about this at Everton last home game. We have to give away teams the bottom tier if they ask for their full allocation as the top alone does not meet the requirements.
This means that away teams get more tickets then they are actually due because of segregation and prevents home fans sitting down stairs.
Therefore would it not make sense to put the seats back in the corners of the upper tier and sell them as restricted views. Both corners I would guess would increase the upper capacity by 200 maybe 300 seats combined and would mean we would not have to offer the lower tier to away teams as the upper alone would meet the regulations.Comment
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we do not have to give, or even offer, both tiers for ANY league game.Comment
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