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Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
EnergisedReds #438113 10/09/14 04:08 PM
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It would make business sense for us because we don't have their set up listen vish next time you are in Liverpool get a hotel in Manchester look at their set ups them come back to me. I think you will find your accounting misses the point

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Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
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Does it always come back to where someone lives with you Stan?
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Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
Maxi88 #438119 10/09/14 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted By: Maxi88
Does it always come back to where someone lives with you Stan?


If you see these things in relation to anfield it helps with perspective vish is speaking all the time in the theoretical sense it's particularly relevant in the north west with the big four clubs all residing within 30 miles and effectively competing in the same catchment you have to see it to appreciate it.

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Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
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So do you think having a bigger stadium or success on the pitch is more likely to attract younger fans? Is that what you're arguing about now because it's hard to keep track
Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
Maxi88 #438126 10/09/14 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted By: Maxi88
So do you think having a bigger stadium or success on the pitch is more likely to attract younger fans? Is that what you're arguing about now because it's hard to keep track


You have to have both

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Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
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Why? People will always follow success first and foremost. They don't weigh up who they'll support based on a stadium
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Originally Posted By: Maxi88
Why? People will always follow success first and foremost. They don't weigh up who they'll support based on a stadium


Exactly and especially for people who have nothing to do with the city. My first LFC experience was when I was 6 years old and was gifted a yellow LFC shirt by my mum because yellow was my favourite colour and my brother got the exact red one as red was his favourite colour. I didn't even know what Liverpool or LFC was back then but got the shirt because LFC was successful and the shirts were very popular. Nothing to do with the stadium.

Most of the kids I know support Manure because of their most recent success. These kids don't even know about their stadium

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Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
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Originally Posted By: vish LFC
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Why? People will always follow success first and foremost. They don't weigh up who they'll support based on a stadium


Exactly and especially for people who have nothing to do with the city. My first LFC experience was when I was 6 years old and was gifted a yellow LFC shirt by my mum because yellow was my favourite colour and my brother got the exact red one as red was his favourite colour. I didn't even know what Liverpool or LFC was back then but got the shirt because LFC was successful and the shirts were very popular. Nothing to do with the stadium.

Most of the kids I know support Manure because of their most recent success. These kids don't even know about their stadium


Just think vish, if blue was your favourite colour, you might be having this exact conversation on a Chelsea forum.
Re: A new perspective big club owners in modern football.
KingoftheKop #438144 10/09/14 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted By: vish LFC
Originally Posted By: Maxi88
Why? People will always follow success first and foremost. They don't weigh up who they'll support based on a stadium


Exactly and especially for people who have nothing to do with the city. My first LFC experience was when I was 6 years old and was gifted a yellow LFC shirt by my mum because yellow was my favourite colour and my brother got the exact red one as red was his favourite colour. I didn't even know what Liverpool or LFC was back then but got the shirt because LFC was successful and the shirts were very popular. Nothing to do with the stadium.

Most of the kids I know support Manure because of their most recent success. These kids don't even know about their stadium


Just think vish, if blue was your favourite colour, you might be having this exact conversation on a Chelsea forum.


Not exactly, Chelsea shirts were not that popular then because they were not successful, so don't think my mum would have found a Chelsea shirt.
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