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what if the club took rafa on a 2 year contract.told him he has 100 million over two years plus sales.then he is basically on iron rations after thet.after the two years if he's still there we start building a new stadium and tho money would be available not on the same scale as before.he has managed ok under worse conditions and if he was told honestly and from the start what his working conditions were to be and his financial constraints he wouldn't be bitching or complaining that the rug had been pulled from under him or he was backstabbed.

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Originally Posted By: jboy
what if the club took rafa on a 2 year contract.told him he has 100 million over two years plus sales.then he is basically on iron rations after thet.after the two years if he's still there we start building a new stadium and tho money would be available not on the same scale as before.he has managed ok under worse conditions and if he was told honestly and from the start what his working conditions were to be and his financial constraints he wouldn't be bitching or complaining that the rug had been pulled from under him or he was backstabbed.


Sounds good to me


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He might be about the only experienced manager we could lure to LFC without breaking the bank.

I say go for it!

But one reservation: If there are any unsolved issues with the players (Gerrard, Carra etc) it has to be dealt with and resolved before he signs his new contract with us. We can't have players demonstrating and destroying the managers intentions and tactics.

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agree about players,tho carra is a bit part at most next season.stevie is not the capt fantastic he was of old and may just have to pull his horns in otherwise dont't let the door hit him on the way out.he has been a fantastic servant to the club but we need to start to look for a replacement,someone who he can be a mentor to and school them in the ways of liverpool and what is expected.the only other player who could say anything is reina and i think he would welcome rafa back.however i don't think he will stay tho rafa may be the only one who could convince him to stay.this is not a pro rafa or anti kenny but i honestly think we need the ship steadied more this season and rafa could do this.2 year contract and if at the end of two years reassess and either extend or move on

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I personaly think we should wait before deciding on a new stadium myself, another season or two of finishing between 6th and 9th and we wont have enough fans to fill a 60k seater stadium with our fair weather supporters. I also dont want to be paying in upwards of 70 pounds a ticket to pay for another 15 thousand seats because lets face it thats how much this new stadiums capacity will be more than the current one and I dont give a damn about the corporate prawn sandwich side of things which lets face it is the Clubs only reason in having a bigger stadium in the first place not for average Joe Public. I am by the way in favour of a shared stadium in a football quarter the Council is lobbying for, think in these economic times the money saved will work out better in the long run as more can be spent on the team and the fans wont be paying as much for a new stadium we wont fill to be built.

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Originally Posted By: ianrush81
I personaly think we should wait before deciding on a new stadium myself, another season or two of finishing between 6th and 9th and we wont have enough fans to fill a 60k seater stadium with our fair weather supporters. I also dont want to be paying in upwards of 70 pounds a ticket to pay for another 15 thousand seats because lets face it thats how much this new stadiums capacity will be more than the current one and I dont give a damn about the corporate prawn sandwich side of things which lets face it is the Clubs only reason in having a bigger stadium in the first place not for average Joe Public. I am by the way in favour of a shared stadium in a football quarter the Council is lobbying for, think in these economic times the money saved will work out better in the long run as more can be spent on the team and the fans wont be paying as much for a new stadium we wont fill to be built.


Don't agree Ian the idea of a new stadiumn is that ticket prices come down or remain as they are now. At £70 a ticket (don't know where you got that figure from) no body would go to Anfield. So how can it be funded ? by long term financing and sponsorship and a long term corporate plan by success on the field and organic growth. But one thing I do agree with you 3 /4 more seasons like this and it will be pointless we should prepare for the championship. Thats why I am so disappointed with these new owners I thought they had the knowhow and access to finance seems I was wrong.


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Originally Posted By: ianrush81
I personaly think we should wait before deciding on a new stadium myself, another season or two of finishing between 6th and 9th and we wont have enough fans to fill a 60k seater stadium with our fair weather supporters. I also dont want to be paying in upwards of 70 pounds a ticket to pay for another 15 thousand seats because lets face it thats how much this new stadiums capacity will be more than the current one and I dont give a damn about the corporate prawn sandwich side of things which lets face it is the Clubs only reason in having a bigger stadium in the first place not for average Joe Public. I am by the way in favour of a shared stadium in a football quarter the Council is lobbying for, think in these economic times the money saved will work out better in the long run as more can be spent on the team and the fans wont be paying as much for a new stadium we wont fill to be built.


Don't agree Ian the idea of a new stadiumn is that ticket prices come down or remain as they are now. At £70 a ticket (don't know where you got that figure from) no body would go to Anfield. So how can it be funded ? by long term financing and sponsorship and a long term corporate plan by success on the field and organic growth. But one thing I do agree with you 3 /4 more seasons like this and it will be pointless we should prepare for the championship. Thats why I am so disappointed with these new owners I thought they had the knowhow and access to finance seems I was wrong.
Fenway put the ticket prices up when they redeveloped the Red Sox stadium, the fans had to pay for it so why would you not think they would do it the same here Stanley when it is obviously part of there business blueprint. I say 70 pound a ticket because the club usualy put the prices up about 2 quid a game anyway could take about 5 seasons before we actualy play in the new stadium if it does and if you add there outlay I think 70 quid is about right myself. As I say I personaly think we should wait and see how we go in the next two season before commiting ourselves to a new stadium, if we are still outside the Champions League places which I think we will be then there is no point spending money on a new stadium we have'nt a hope in hells chance of ever filling, just my opinion Stanley.

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The reason they won't do it here is the market won't stand it. They may think otherwise but they would be making a big mistake. I don't care what they did in Boston this is Liverpool.


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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
The reason they won't do it here is the market won't stand it. They may think otherwise but they would be making a big mistake. I don't care what they did in Boston this is Liverpool.
Stanley you will find they will be using the very same blueprint on this side of the Atlantic as they have done for all there other franchise, they will obviously see it as there own successful way of aquiring the wealth they have accumilated with all there other business ventures. I am like you though think they will fail in trying to implememnt it over here, they will still try though and it will be to the fans cost while they are trying to push it through and all the time the big Clubs will be moving further away.

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You may be right Ian but count me out of their little experiment.


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