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Yes that's very true, however, though we're far from ever having a stadium that can accommodate such a large capacity, there has never been a stadium built in the UK that has been 'too big'. Stadiums sell out and fans are always clamoring for tickets, though 47,000 to 110,000 is much too great a jump in my opinion and I wouldn't even want stadiums that size over here, I can't imagine the match going experience is a fun one.

Manchester united are 30 miles from anfield and every prem game they sell out at 76k. Liverpool could do the same I am convinced of it.

Well the state of Michigan may have 9.8 mil population but its a huge state, It has some big cities but much of it is rural. Id imagine the state is bigger size wise than England itself and most of those 9.8 mil people live 2-6 hours away from Ann Arbour where the game was held.

Just what we need another stadium debate it's pointless taking about it really because it's happening!

Hadn't clicked this thread in a while, thought I'd check in and see what people thought about the "friendly" against Utd.... well whattaya know

So another thread ruined by the stadium debate. Triffic!

You mean another club ruined by the stadium debacle surly?

If we are not to have a proper stadium all this is a waste of time. We have no long term future.

Says you the expert. If only you were running the club. We'd have 150k sweater stadium and season tickets would be 50p a year.

My point had nothing to do with a stadium debate, just that there is a ton of interst in football over here in the United States now so of corse the clubs are going to capitalize on it in preseason and generate money and more fans to spend money on merchandise and such. Just makes sense.