Liverpool supporters' union, Spirit of Shankly, are organising match-day protests at Anfield over rising ticket prices, beginning with Fulham's visit on Saturday evening.

SOS and the LFC Supporters' Board say they have been "ignored" by the club over their plans to increase costs for the next three seasons, which was confirmed during the March international break.

Senior figures at Liverpool FC insist the rise is limited to inflation, saying the decision was not taken lightly after months of consulting with the Supporters' Board, which was created following the European Super League debacle five years ago.

The influential Spirit of Shankly have vehemently opposed the plans and published a statement on Bank Holiday Monday outlining why they feel protesting is now the only course of action left to frustrated match-goers.

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Spirit of Shankly say: "SUPPORTERS are angry. And they have every right to be.

"Liverpool FC has chosen to ignore clear,...