What the "Support us" Signup on This Is Anfield Is For

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The "Support us" link on This Is Anfield points to a premium signup page (thisisanfield.com/premium/signup/). It is a voluntary support/subscription entry for the site, not a paywall notice for ordinary news reading. The site describes itself as offering Liverpool FC news, transfers, videos, photos, fixtures, match reports, quizzes and debate. Whether any content sits behind the premium signup, and what a supporter receives for subscribing, is not stated in the available site information — check the signup page itself before paying.

What the site covers

This Is Anfield is an English-language Liverpool FC fan site. Its own description lists:

  • Latest LFC news and transfer rumours
  • Videos and LFC photos
  • Fixtures and match reports
  • Football quizzes and fan debate

That is the free, general browsing experience as presented on the site. The "Support us" entry sits alongside this content as a separate path.

Free browsing vs. the support signup

Aspect Ordinary browsing "Support us" signup
Purpose Read news, transfers, match reports, quizzes Support the site's operation
Cost Not stated as paid Signup page exists; price not shown in available info
Account needed Not indicated Yes — it is a signup form
Extra content or perks — Not described in available site information

The key distinction the site makes is intent: browsing is for consuming Liverpool coverage, while the signup is framed as backing the site. Do not assume the signup unlocks extra articles or removes ads — the available material does not say so.

How to decide

  • Just want LFC news and match coverage? Start with the main site; the news, transfer and match report sections are presented as the core offering.
  • Want to support the outlet financially? Open the premium signup page and read what it includes and what it costs before entering payment details. The available information confirms the page exists and is labelled "Support us," but not the price, billing terms, or benefits.
  • Unsure whether premium content exists? Look for locked or member-only markers on articles first. None are documented in the available information, so treat the signup as a support mechanism until the page says otherwise.

Common sticking points

  • The link text "Support us" can read like a donation button, but it leads to a signup form — expect an account creation step.
  • Pricing and cancellation terms are not in the available site data; confirm them on the signup page rather than inferring from the label.
  • The site is UK-focused (en-GB), so billing currency and consumer terms may follow UK conventions; verify on the page.