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One question: how can you build a 90k stadium and have great views from every seat? Go to the millennium or wembley
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Only one club in the premier league have a big purpose built stadium. Most stadiums are built around what's available. Do you think camp Nou has a better view than a third tier of the Centenary? And please answer the question this time (as you always say no one ever answers your questions)
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That's what I thought! You never actually answer questions, when you do its never actually a direct response to the question. Bit I'm sure you'll make out that I'm some sort of idiot soon.
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So you "likened" them to us. That's a comparisons plain and simple according to a dictionary. Back to school now No Maxi, I didn’t link them to us, There is no linkage between us and them other than that we play in the PL, I said we could end up like them if we don’t invest, that’s not a linkage nor a comparison. The old saying: "There’s none so blind as those who do not want to see” comes to mind, and if you don’t want to see I can’t make you see or comprehend. We have probably the 3rd or 4th highest net spend over the last 3 years, how can you compare us to Stoke? you guys really she is not comparing she said we could end up like a stoke or Sunderland ie there situation nothing more ! laurel and hardy are blind but thought you would of read it better than that VIsh There is no way we will end up like Stoke unless we spend beyond our means, that was the point.
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One question: how can you build a 90k stadium and have great views from every seat? Go to the millennium or wembley Why are we even talking about a 90k stadium? Some people want to run before walking. It's very good to think long term, but if your short term is not sorted out, your long term is irrelevant. Our objective has always been to have a 60k stadium mainly with more corporate facilities as this is where we are going to make money. Yes we may need more in 10 years time (nobody really knows how the industry will evolve) so spending more now and crippling the club makes no sense whatsoever. In 10 years time, there could be other options like better/relatively cheaper construction technique for 3 tiered stadiums, better possibility for ground sharing etc.
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Never been to Croke park, but I've sat in the upper centenary at Anfield many times - nothing wrong with the view at all. I much prefer it to the paddock, quite like the view "from above"
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One question: how can you build a 90k stadium and have great views from every seat? Go to the millennium or wembley Why are we even talking about a 90k stadium? Some people want to run before walking. It's very good to think long term, but if your short term is not sorted out, your long term is irrelevant. Our objective has always been to have a 60k stadium mainly with more corporate facilities as this is where we are going to make money. Yes we may need more in 10 years time (nobody really knows how the industry will evolve) so spending more now and crippling the club makes no sense whatsoever. In 10 years time, there could be other options like better/relatively cheaper construction technique for 3 tiered stadiums, better possibility for ground sharing etc. Vish the option to go to 90 not to go to 90, 65 is my immediate ideal target
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Another reason why Anfield cant build up too high is the Anfield footprint its small so the angle of view of wrong and it would cut out the light for the grass. So they would have to build back which effectively is building a new stadium.
So sorry we are stuck with 58k for all time.
And I did hear somone say FSG said 58k was the maximum out of that footprint.
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Building back is nearly always the way stadiums are built. We would only have to do that one stand at a time, the kop could be made bigger if the road was re-routed (in the future) plus is the support for the roof can be redesigned the corners could be rounded.
Just because FSG don't have plans for this now that doesn't mean it couldn't happen in the future.
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No it could happen but would be massive cost never mind rerouting roads rebuilding stands and moving them back and removing houses or other civic matters would be colossal not just in money but legal and planning. The fact we are discussing these possibilities before a spade is in the ground shows how flawed these plans are
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