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The fallout i mean is the impact on the anfield&breckfield area , the funding for the regeneration will be massively effected because the stadium will not be built , i think the club have an obligation to the city and area and these actions will damage it .

This is as disaster of unparalleled proportions and will render the club second class for all time. It’s clear this has been Henry’s plan all along and the recent appointment of Kenny is I feel a sweetener for the fans. Make no mistake what is coming. A limited capacity at anflield relative to our rivals for the next century. While Henry exploits the club short term by ramping up prices and then selling the club on in 5 / 6 years. Not many people in Liverpool will be able to afford £75 / £100 for a match ticket or £1,500 for a season ticket even for the casual visitor £100 a ticket is just too much. However he believes he can do this but I feel he has made a massive miscalculation. It may well work in the city of London where Arsenal or Chelsea can ask for and get £100 a ticket but it will never work in the North West of England as Manchester United are finding out as are City most of their games are now not sold out. Make no mistake this will be the end of Liverpool FC as a top club. We will yearn for the days of Moores, Gillet and Hicks you mark my words. For anyone doubting that I will remind you of that in 2 years time.

I don't think so

seems a bit panicky stan.

Its called extracting value. But he is 15 years too late fans are getting sick to death of being ripped off and payers wages go ever upward which is passed onto the fans. I have had my time 4 european finals, all the cup finals and carling up and season ticket since 1985. If you think I an lining the pockets of yet another yank jerk think again.

im not into this anti american agenda that keeps cropping up. look G and G were wankrs because they were wankrs, not because they were american. henry hasnt put a foot wrong so far, so lets give the man a chance.

Anfield was far from full on Wednesday - would have been embarrasing in a 70,000 seater. I'll wait until the plans come out before making any judgements on this one - could be interesting.

Flames you are Irish hundreds of irish come over to Liverpool on Saturday home games. What chance of that if in addition to hotel / ferry / flight vyou have to fork out £100 a ticket.

The fact that Anflied has not been full recently proves my point nor has OT. The fact is ticket prices are too high now. Yet Henry clearly believes he can double capital value but upping turnover. How ? Ticket prices are the only way increasing merchandising is already at saturation and PPV is a long way off or at least not on the horizon.

i am not on about if the grounds full or not , i am on about the surrounding areas losing out on regeneration because the stadium wont be built.