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Of course it is KP do you think I have the design here?

My guess is 55k capacity 40k seats and the rest corporate. The normal seats up say 30% plus the corporate boxes = more revenue. But attending anfield for most of us will be a once a year treat if that. Fine by me I have seen the best years since the late 60's you can keep this new order. As for Henry if he does what I think then he is no more than a spiv milking the club and its fans for his bank balance. I bet anyone defending henry does not go to the games Turkeys don't vote for christmas

Lets just say no matter what LFC cant please.anyone. the whole area needs.redevelopment its a dump

think about mate

Looks like 4 to 5 years to complete

Plans and and a lot of stuff that needs sorting = don't hold yer breath.

What a complete joke. Talk about shopping at Asda. Liverpool is a medium sized club both on and off the field and these penny pinching owners have ensured we will stay a medium sized club for all time. I will always support Liverpool FC but its clear here what the endgame is and I have had enough of them and the way forward is passive support only not giving huge amounts of money to an american spiv.

I disagree. How much money does the club get from residents within the immediate vicinty of the ground?. I doubt if they could afford a season ticket between them, therefore the club won't be too worried about upsetting a few stubborn old buggers. That might sound harsh, but it's the reality of business.

Preobably fair comment Carreex few locals go to the ground. But where we will the support come from ? nationwide? I am struggling to understand the business model here. Did you see the being Liverpool and the away fans at west brom every one a scouser but critically every one in their 50's. The young kids don't go anywhere near the club except for few exceptions.

Did they all have moustaches and perms.....?

Even if the away support is largely from the city of liverpool, very little of it will be from the area affected by the redevelopment plans. Whilst there may be some sympathy for those being 'forced out' I can't see lifelong reds boycotting the club in anyway, especially as the plans are to move the club forward.
The support will come from the same places it has done for the last 30 years+....outside of Liverpool