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One thing you can probably expect is that all away tickets will be premium prices

Even more rules announced: Five-second countdowns for throw-ins and goal-kicks Red cards for players covering their mouths during confrontations Punishments for teams walking off the pitch in protest Mandatory one-minute off-field treatment periods Players who cover their mouth with their hand, arm or shirt during confrontational situations will now receive a red card. However, players covering their mouths during friendly conversations with opposition players will not be punished. Players who walk off the pitch in protest of a refereeing decision will also now be shown a red card, while teams causing matches to be abandoned will automatically forfeit the game. VAR will now be able to intervene for wrongly-awarded second yellow cards, mistaken identity incidents and incorrectly-awarded corner kicks. Officials will also now be allowed to step in if a foul is committed before the ball is in play at a set-piece, such as an attacker blocking a defender before a corner is taken. If VAR identifies an offence before the restart, referees will be sent to the monitor for an on-field review before deciding whether disciplinary action should be taken and whether the set-piece should be retaken. VAR checks on corners will only be used to correct obvious errors and must not delay the restart of play. Officials will also only intervene for incorrectly-awarded second yellow cards and will not recommend a second booking where one was not originally shown on the pitch. Referees will now use a visible five-second countdown for throw-ins and goal-kicks. If a throw-in is not taken before the countdown expires, possession will be awarded to the opposition. If a goal-kick is delayed beyond the countdown, the opposing side will receive a corner kick. Players being substituted will also now have just 10 seconds to leave the pitch after the substitution board has been shown and must exit using the nearest point on the boundary line. If a player fails to leave within the time limit, their replacement will only be allowed onto the pitch at the first stoppage after one minute has elapsed following the restart. Outfield players who receive treatment from medical staff on the pitch will now be required to remain off the field for at least one minute after play restarts. Exceptions will apply in cases involving goalkeeper injuries, collisions, head injuries, concussions or situations where the injured player is due to take a penalty. There will also now be a mandatory three-minute hydration break in each half during every World Cup match, with referees given flexibility over when the stoppage takes place depending on injuries or the flow of the game.

It’s always possible to separate the politics of the owner away from the game yesterday, yesterday wasn’t about the owner or indeed King Power It was about celebrating the players that was available and able to appear for their achievements 10 years ago and that’s what people did yesterday

Sky news have it as well but nothing on sky sports news yet https://news.sky.com/story/arne-slot-latest-liverpool-sack-head-coach-13549258?postid=11782572#liveblog-body

Don’t you mean 5000 times and you make it 5000 and 1 🫣

It is 100% genuine

Don’t you need to give 10 days notice for a change in direct debit under the direct debit guarantee?

The irony is as well with this statement is they are offering free tickets two days before the game because they haven’t already brought one the supporters in question do not decide when they can or can’t go irrespective of any offer later on, they just attend the matches regardless of date or time.

I sent a email asking what the exact criteria was and asked if they thought it was “fair” to people who had already brought tickets for the event and this was the reply Thank you for your email. We appreciate the feedback on this. The special offer is for supporters who went to every match, home and away in 15/16 season and 25/26 season, there were a good few who did that. The club are recognising that loyalty and further information is that most of them never miss a match at all through any season. Whilst we understand your point of view, the supporters in question do not decide when they can or can’t go irrespective of any offer later on, they just attend the matches regardless of date or time. This is the reason for the offer. We hope this helps. Kind regards Jim

More information regarding the free tickets The special offer is for supporters who went to every match, home and away in 15/16 season and 25/26 season, there were a good few who did that. The club are recognising that loyalty and further information is that most of them never miss a match at all through any season. the supporters in question do not decide when they can or can’t go, they just attend the matches regardless of date or time.

No, you needed to have attended every game in 15/16 and every game last season and had the ST the whole ten years as well

Won’t be offered to many tho as the boycott fixture when it was cold and the rightfully poor showing last game of the season