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7th February 2016
06:13pm GMT

The fans were protesting against planned ticket prices for next season, with some costing £77 and some season tickets over £1000.
McKenna says further discussion will take place on what action the groups will take next, and called yesterday's protest as "unprecedented."
"We have got Manchester City and Chelsea at Anfield so those two league matches, where prices are still going to be on the forefront of people's minds, will be opportunities where we will discuss what action we take next."
"For us, it is unequivocal: this is the start. A walkout of Anfield it is unprecedented, it has never happened before, and I can't think of an occasion where it has happened in such numbers in another league ground in the UK."
However, Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre has said fans need to "have a look at the facts."
"If someone who sits in a certain position where there is a £77 ticket next season but can't afford it, we have another option for them," Ayre said.
"No-one is being priced out of the stadium. There is a seat for everyone at the right price."Explore more on these topics: