Liverpool CEO blasted as 'disgraceful' reaction to Anfield ticket price protests caught on camera
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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesLiverpool FCBilly Hogan was caught on camera reacting to the protests from fans during the game against Crystal Palace at Anfield, with the Liverpool CEO blasted by supporters on social mediaLiverpool CEO Billy Hogan's reaction to the Anfield protest was caught on cameraLiverpool CEO Billy Hogan has been blasted on social media by supporters after his reaction to protests at Anfield was picked up by television cameras.Fans conducted another protest against the club's plans to raise ticket prices at Anfield over the next three years during Saturday's game against Crystal Palace. During the 13th minute, fans around the ground held up yellow cards in a direct message to Liverpool's owners FSG.While the protest, organized by supporters' union Spirit of Shankly, was conducted, television cameras broadcasting the game cut to the club's CEO Hogan watching the game on from the stands.READ MORE: Liverpool fans send message to FSG with powerful yellow card display vs Crystal PalaceREAD MORE: Liverpool needs huge Jurgen Klopp favor after brutal Yan Diomande setbackHogan appeared to be stifling his reaction as those next to him laughed.
Was that Billy Hogan laughing at the fans? @lfc disgraceful," another wrote.Fans of Liverpool protest against the clubs ownership, John Henry and FSG regarding ticket price increases"Glad Billy Hogan finds it funny, won't be so funny when the decisions they make start to hit them where it hurts, make the right decision for once," another supporter posted.Hogan has found himself at the center of the disagreement between fans and the club's owners. Liverpool's CEO justified the price rises by citing the rising cost of Anfield, which he outlined in an email addressed to fans and members two weeks ago.Club executives feel that the price rises are unavoidable given they have been frozen for eight of the last 10 years, while ticket costs remain significantly lower than those of rival clubs.Get LFC's 2025/26 season home and away kitsThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.
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