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We are the Liverpool Supporters Union, set up following an initial meeting of fans on 31st January 2008 in The Sandon pub, Anfield. Since that initial meeting we have formed a 'Working Committee', a group of fans with the goal of setting up and running the Union and progressing our stated aims and objectives. There have been 2 mass meetings, where a number of items have been discussed and the aims and objectives of this Union, voted and agreed upon.

We are here to represent the interests of ALL Liverpool fans, wherever they are based. Everyone is welcome and no one will be excluded.

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You can click the join tab at the top of this page for instant online joining, all major debit and credit cards are accepted. You can also download a membership form from the same page. Membership forms are also available at the Mass Meetings we hold. These are advertised well in advance. You can return your membership form to us via post (details on the membership form).

We are also in the process of establishing alternative locations for people to take their membership applications to in person. We are also keen to establish Liverpool Supporters' Union (LSU) branches across the world.

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Are you fed up of the way the club is run?
Are you unhappy with the way us fans are treated – by travel companies, the ticket office, and the club?
Are you angry with the way our club has been run by George Gillett and Tom Hicks?
Do you want to prevent future owners behaving the way they have?
Would you like supporters to be represented on the board?
Would you like supporters to run the club?


Well these are all things we are trying to achieve. With fans support we can.

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It is likely we have received your form and are in the process of processing your membership. We print membership cards on a monthly basis and these are then packaged up and sent out. Remember that everyone is a volunteer and has to fit the work around their full-time employment.  

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We are not RTK. We are a union of fans who wish to unite and stand together, looking at all aspects of supporting Liverpool Football Club. Some of the co-founders of RTK have been involved in the Union since its formation and are on the Committee. RTK will continue to work on its individual issues of atmosphere inside the ground and on other initiatives for inside the ground, but will do so with the support of the Union.