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Man city stadium and the area around the ground, is wat is needed for lfc
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Man city stadium and the area around the ground, is wat is needed for lfc Can we have the owners aswell? 
Life is beautiful when you find Love when you find the place your meant to be when you find the one to give your heart to as for me this is you this is Love
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Lain now ur r taking the Pyisss
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When Spurs move into there new 60k seater stadium charging London prices then we really will be screwed for finishing 5th, the only other thing to go against us will be Everton getting new owners which I think could seriously happen in the next 5 years. I think at the moment we are stronger than Everton but only because we have held onto our famous name by our finger tips as we are no longer one of the big Clubs, if we both have another 7 or 8 seasons of mid table mediocrity I think Everton will take over as the strong Club as they have a better more reliable fanbase than ours, there attendences will be higher...
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When Spurs move into there new 60k seater stadium charging London prices then we really will be screwed for finishing 5th, the only other thing to go against us will be Everton getting new owners which I think could seriously happen in the next 5 years. I think at the moment we are stronger than Everton but only because we have held onto our famous name by our finger tips as we are no longer one of the big Clubs, if we both have another 7 or 8 seasons of mid table mediocrity I think Everton will take over as the strong Club as they have a better more reliable fanbase than ours, there attendences will be higher... No they don't, you got nothing to back that up either. They are one of the poorest clubs in the league, and their fan base doesn't come close.
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When Spurs move into there new 60k seater stadium charging London prices then we really will be screwed for finishing 5th, the only other thing to go against us will be Everton getting new owners which I think could seriously happen in the next 5 years. I think at the moment we are stronger than Everton but only because we have held onto our famous name by our finger tips as we are no longer one of the big Clubs, if we both have another 7 or 8 seasons of mid table mediocrity I think Everton will take over as the strong Club as they have a better more reliable fanbase than ours, there attendences will be higher... No they don't, you got nothing to back that up either. They are one of the poorest clubs in the league, and their fan base doesn't come close. ofcorse they have a more reliable fanbase than ours, you only have to look at there average home attendences over the last 10 years, they have continued to stay in the mid 30k and thats without a trophy in sight. We only had a poor run towards the end of Roy Hodgson's reign and our attendences started to drop, do you honestly think if we are still trophyless for another 7 or 8 seasons we will still be able to rely on our fickle fanbase, no chance whatsoever. What you have to remember is Everton are the people of the City's Club, they have continued to look after them in there barren years with cheaper tickets, half season tickets and have always sent tickets around schools and advertised on local radio, this has safeguared the future generations of fan and kept them interested, we have nothing like that, no young fans coming through, just middle class, prawn sandwich munching, gloryhunting fans desperate to have there name attatched to a once famous brand because where they come from it's fashionable and they can tell there mates. I am fully confident that my opinion will be proved right that another six or seven years of trophyless, mid table mediocrity will flush all these fair weather fans of our out and we will be left with an average attendence of late 20k early 30k...
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...And the majority of those 20-30k will be about 60-70 years old too!
We're fücked!
Never mind leaving Anfield. What we need is a better sound system and big TV screens so the old fans can really hear and see what's going on out on the pitch!
That would be much cheaper than rebuilding the stadium!
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When Spurs move into there new 60k seater stadium charging London prices then we really will be screwed for finishing 5th, the only other thing to go against us will be Everton getting new owners which I think could seriously happen in the next 5 years. I think at the moment we are stronger than Everton but only because we have held onto our famous name by our finger tips as we are no longer one of the big Clubs, if we both have another 7 or 8 seasons of mid table mediocrity I think Everton will take over as the strong Club as they have a better more reliable fanbase than ours, there attendences will be higher... No they don't, you got nothing to back that up either. They are one of the poorest clubs in the league, and their fan base doesn't come close. ofcorse they have a more reliable fanbase than ours, you only have to look at there average home attendences over the last 10 years, they have continued to stay in the mid 30k and thats without a trophy in sight. We only had a poor run towards the end of Roy Hodgson's reign and our attendences started to drop, do you honestly think if we are still trophyless for another 7 or 8 seasons we will still be able to rely on our fickle fanbase, no chance whatsoever. What you have to remember is Everton are the people of the City's Club, they have continued to look after them in there barren years with cheaper tickets, half season tickets and have always sent tickets around schools and advertised on local radio, this has safeguared the future generations of fan and kept them interested, we have nothing like that, no young fans coming through, just middle class, prawn sandwich munching, gloryhunting fans desperate to have there name attatched to a once famous brand because where they come from it's fashionable and they can tell there mates. I am fully confident that my opinion will be proved right that another six or seven years of trophyless, mid table mediocrity will flush all these fair weather fans of our out and we will be left with an average attendence of late 20k early 30k... Rightly so, LFC is a team who should win trophies for me and if we continue on our recent trend, the fan base will definitely go down drastically. Hopefully the owners understand this and take the necessary measures to sort the current mess or sell to anybody having the means to go with big ambitions.
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In other words we need a new owner with:
1) Brain
2) Funds
3) Heart
Just how easy is that to come across?
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After today and one of the owners of FSG that also owns Roma has secured 100m investment for Roma and more to come for a new 55-60K stadium . I think FSG has shot themselves in the foot .
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