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what is best for lfc jimmy is they stay away from efc altogether.whats best for efc is if they can ride on the back of tesco or lfc or the city council.anyone realy who will give them a freebie.most everton fans dont want ground share either.im certain imo that corrupyion is rife at efc...after seeing how hatton is involved ive no doubts at all about that.he will have kenwright held to ransom on something be sure of it.no search for a buyer becuase he and hatton dont want to let go.whilst the club is not getting millions invested im certain them two will be creaming off a million or two here and there.certain of it.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! why is this even up for discussion? no lfc fan should want to share a stadium with the bitters.

<Raises hand> I would

I know plenty who did'nt want to share a stadium at first have now come round to the idea that it makes perfect sense. I think the only people against it are the ones who dont live in the real world and think we can have our own one and not be in massive debt doing it or being that nieve to think us fans wont end up paying for it with price hikes. I think it's time to stop letting playground bitterness cloud peoples judgement towards groundsharing, would'nt mind most people on here have probably never even met an evertonian never mind have to live with them so I dont know where all this dislike for them comes from.

Inter and AC Milan share the San Siro.. Seems to have worked out alright for them?

I have met a few Evertonians I even married one once. However I am against groundshare because it makes no economic sense. There is no way in the world they will find £200m to pay half. Plus it would diminish our earnings from sponsorship which will amount to billions over the next 40 years or so and with the commercialisation and globalisation of the game. Reading about Everton today in the paper they are in massive massive trouble.

Two top clubs in Milan (fairly equal) Liverpool one hopefully recovering the other heading downhill faster than that lump of cheese where they run after the cheese. Sorry only analogy I could think up.

I am not saying we are in the same situation as Everton because they look in dire straits, but lets face it we no longer dine at the top table of English football and the big Clubs are slowly pulling away from us. I think it's really possible in the future we could find ourselves in a similar situation as Everton because for the simple fact we will fall alot harder than them, Everton's fans are a lot more loyal than ours and if your really honest with yourself what would you think our attendences be like if we were in Evertons situation of skint, no players in and selling our best, our fan base is largely built on success and fame we have built up over the years which is not the best foundations to have if and when you fall on bad times.

theres elements of truth there tbf jimmy as was seen under hodgson when low attendances occured.however lfc dont wish to share.efc are the ones who keep pushing it because its best for them.the milan situation is totaly disaterous and by all accounts that stadium is rubbish.lfc have good owners efc do not.do you think for a second if everton got new wealthy owners they would want to groundshare.they would not.first there was the kings dock fiasco were when it came to it they would not even put up 29m towards it then there was kirby with similar scenario.same would happen again.

Liverpool is at the crossroads. Which is why I get so frustrated with the lack of progress on the ground position. If we invest now there is an opportunity to put the club back at the top of world football despite our trouble we still have an enormous world wide fan base bigger than Chelsea, Arsenal and City put together. However if we fail to develop our potential then yes eventually a similar fate to Everton awaits us. Everton are defying gravity due to the fantastic man management skills of Moyes. But there is no doubt they are a Sheffield Wednesday in the making it’s just a matter of time. There are no circumstances at all I can think of where we would gain anything from associating with them. I am amazed any rational Liverpool fan would even contemplate it.