Free kids tickets for Utrecht
Christmas is coming early at Anfield this year with the news that Liverpool Football Club are giving tickets away for FREE to Under-17s for the final Europa League group game against Utrecht.
In an unprecedented move led by new owners John Henry and Thomas Werner, our young supporters can watch the match free of charge when Roy Hodgson's men look to end their Group K campaign on a high next Wednesday evening.
Adults can order up to four FREE junior tickets when they purchase their own reduced price £20 ticket in either the Anfield Road or Centenary Stand.
Maybe you run a football team in the community or would like to organise for kids from your school to watch a game at Anfield? If so, then this could be the perfect opportunity to get kids to the game.
"We have been listening to supporters since we arrived at the club and one of the key things we have been told is to make sure a new generation of fans are always able to watch the team in action," said Chairman Thomas Werner.
"As a small gesture of our appreciation of the welcome we have been afforded so far, and in recognition of the fact that it is a very costly time of year for families, particularly those with young children, we have decided to make tickets for the Utrecht game free for kids. We hope that lots of children are able to benefit from this and that a new, young generation of fans can experience the atmosphere of a European night at Anfield."
As a special gesture, specifically aimed at local kids, the owners have made complimentary adult tickets available to staff in 17 schools in the Anfield / Breckfield area to enable more pupils to attend the game.
Tickets are limited for our final European game of 2010 - so to avoid disappointment and to take advantage of this offer, please visit the Ticket Office or call 0843 170 5555.
Fans who have already bought kids' tickets for this game are entitled to apply for extra junior tickets for free. For more details please call 0843 170 5000.
Please note: Kids with a ticket will only be admitted to the stadium if they are accompanied by at least one adult per four children.
Christmas is coming early at Anfield this year with the news that Liverpool Football Club are giving tickets away for FREE to Under-17s for the final Europa League group game against Utrecht.
In an unprecedented move led by new owners John Henry and Thomas Werner, our young supporters can watch the match free of charge when Roy Hodgson's men look to end their Group K campaign on a high next Wednesday evening.
Adults can order up to four FREE junior tickets when they purchase their own reduced price £20 ticket in either the Anfield Road or Centenary Stand.
Maybe you run a football team in the community or would like to organise for kids from your school to watch a game at Anfield? If so, then this could be the perfect opportunity to get kids to the game.
"We have been listening to supporters since we arrived at the club and one of the key things we have been told is to make sure a new generation of fans are always able to watch the team in action," said Chairman Thomas Werner.
"As a small gesture of our appreciation of the welcome we have been afforded so far, and in recognition of the fact that it is a very costly time of year for families, particularly those with young children, we have decided to make tickets for the Utrecht game free for kids. We hope that lots of children are able to benefit from this and that a new, young generation of fans can experience the atmosphere of a European night at Anfield."
As a special gesture, specifically aimed at local kids, the owners have made complimentary adult tickets available to staff in 17 schools in the Anfield / Breckfield area to enable more pupils to attend the game.
Tickets are limited for our final European game of 2010 - so to avoid disappointment and to take advantage of this offer, please visit the Ticket Office or call 0843 170 5555.
Fans who have already bought kids' tickets for this game are entitled to apply for extra junior tickets for free. For more details please call 0843 170 5000.
Please note: Kids with a ticket will only be admitted to the stadium if they are accompanied by at least one adult per four children.
a nice gesture....of course this has nothing to do with the fact that no-one is going too the match and they have been trying their best to advertise them on radio city all week 
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