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Rupees sound like an abuse . Lol . Pounds and euros sound better.


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depends what u do with your ruppees nawaz

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Are you watching copa america?


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a stadium elsewhere in Liverpool would be welcomed however not sure where it could go. anfield needs a total face lift (the area) its a right [oops] hole no wonder away fans still think were a 3rd world city haha

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The government/council are stumping up some money for the regeneration of local area around Stanley park if Liverpool build there.

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I hope whatever its called the capacity is large enough I believe it should be one of if not the largest in the PL

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Originally Posted By: RED NS
It may be a bit controversial but for me any new potential stadium needs to be built well away from Anfield, Just dont see the sense in building an even bigger stadium in a place where the Infrastructure already cant cope. I think there was a suggestion in another post a while ago that it makes better sense to build it outside the City like most other new stadiums get built. There is alot of land between Halewood and Warrington which may fall within the Liverpool-Manchester Growth Corridor if this is the case there could be Goverment help with paying for it with along with naming rights could foot the building bill. If it means a bigger stadium holding 80,000 plus and fans paying much, much reduced ticket prices then am all for that rather than price hikes every season for a land locked stadium with poor road, rail and transport links just because it falls within the City boundary. History and tradition is no good if it holds back progression.


Yes Speke is the place. Rail / Road links direct in and an international airport to boot. Why build in landlocked Anfield. But better that than tart up the existing stadium I suppose. Burtonwood was also mooted the Omega complex huge area of land by the M62. But unlike Speke not in the city which seems to upset some. I can understand it but for me I could not give a damn it would be 15 mins for me down M62. So what if it goes into another area?


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If it goes to another area, it just won't be the same anymore. The culture, the history, the people. Match day won't be the same anymore in merseyside if we build it away from the city.

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Originally Posted By: mightyreds
If it goes to another area, it just won't be the same anymore. The culture, the history, the people. Match day won't be the same anymore in merseyside if we build it away from the city.
Its not the same anymore anyway, the stadium has been changed on all four sides since 1973, there are hardly any local fans going to the match anymore, The players who made the Club great in the past are no longer there, the managers who set the foundations are no longer with us, the pitch which at one time held fans ashes had been dug up and replaced every season, the Club Crest and badge has changed about 4 times since the 70's, there is no longer a boot room, all operations are now directed from Melwood, the Club is no longer a football Club but a business,the Club now sees us as customers,clients or punters and definately not fans or supporters, we are an american business not a british one at that. So as you see the History and Culture no longer exists in practical terms, it only exists when people want to get all nostalgic and unfortunately thats what we have done for far to long now, living on past glories, which explains the current situation we find ourselves in today.

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Agree with every word Reds NS. How many of those who talk of Nostalgia actually attend the games at Anfield? Also with a new ground you are building for the next 100 years. Who is to say what the supporter of the future will be? It’s not an unreasonable assumption to say many will come from abroad particularly once club PPV comes out. For me the bigger the stadium the better and that goes for the transport link. Anfield is landlocked in a residential area it’s a very poor location and there are far better in Liverpool or just outside Liverpool. The choice of Stanley Park was David Moores idea and we all know good he was a commercial decision making.


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