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yes so like i said a new stadium solves the problem. It does if the situation regarding ticketing is done right, otherwise we will have the same problem with tickets going to the wrong people. We need to make tickets more easily available to local schools and community centres instead of selling them in block bookings to travel agents like Thomas Cook travel, that way future generations of support are protected and also the Liverpool identity of the club may one day return. I feel you make valid points and your concerns are genuine, but in the real world there aint any sentiment involved they are running a business, so they need make money. Check this out FIFA said they bring the world cup to africa, but the prices f tickets are insane, it makes it impossible for almost 70% of the local black population to afford a ticket. yea Yes your right, deep down we all know we are supporting a business and not a football club and even further deep down we all reluctingly accept we are no longer fans but clients and customers, just does'nt make it any easier to accept. That is one of the points I was making in that it's different when you support United or Liverpool because us two clubs fans virtualy all come from outside of the area the team plays in, which means our fans spend more money watching them than all other teams because they travel from the far flung places in this country and also from abroad for every home game, you cant get hotel rooms here in Liverpool when we are at home but you can have as many rooms as you want when Everton are at home. The point I am making is that it is far easier to support and spend money on a team when it is doing well and alot more difficult to put your hand in your pocket when the team is ordinary, mid table or poor. Lets face it you would think twice about spending 500 pound to come over and watch Portsmouth or Fulham about 10 times a season which is only right because your not getting a good return for your money. Thats why I say it's important for clubs like United and Liverpool to try and maintain some local identity because if it ever happens that we do find ourselved mid table we are not going to be able to rely on our vast numbers of Out Of Town fans and Foreign fans to keep turning up because of how much it costs them and for what they would be getting in return.
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i think liverpools stadiums will always be full, in my opinion, we shoudl be aiming for a stadium like Camp Nou and i guarantee we will fill that stadium up. for sure
The sea, will be the sea, whatever the drops philosophy!
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erm guys..cool downs guy
i know the 2 flames torch was for the 96 lost their lives at hillborough
i was asking if any1 was supersitious that after change of the club badge..
we havent won the league
thats all
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i think liverpools stadiums will always be full, in my opinion, we shoudl be aiming for a stadium like Camp Nou and i guarantee we will fill that stadium up. for sure How will the stadium always be full if it is like the Nou Camp if it is not full every season at present for all league games. The only way Liverpool will fill a 60,000 seater stadium is if the club is successful or the team plays wonderful, free flowing, attacking football like Arsenal and the clubs fans can see the future looking bright, We as Liverpool Football Club have none of those and thats why a new stadium not getting built is a blessing in disguise, it would be a massive white elephant if it was built at present.
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i think liverpools stadiums will always be full, in my opinion, we shoudl be aiming for a stadium like Camp Nou and i guarantee we will fill that stadium up. for sure How will the stadium always be full if it is like the Nou Camp if it is not full every season at present for all league games. The only way Liverpool will fill a 60,000 seater stadium is if the club is successful or the team plays wonderful, free flowing, attacking football like Arsenal and the clubs fans can see the future looking bright, We as Liverpool Football Club have none of those and thats why a new stadium not getting built is a blessing in disguise, it would be a massive white elephant if it was built at present. well we dont play like arsenal for sure, erm but we do play well and we do have special nights and games at anfield. Personally Arsenals brand of footie is fantastic, but what results in terms f silverware has it brought? I dont think we play the most attractive footie, but we aint the most boring either. My special nighs are Juventus, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man U, Roma under houllier, madrid.. i think we have had our fair share of adrenalin filled nights at anfield
The sea, will be the sea, whatever the drops philosophy!
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