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I'm sure there's quite a few very rich people who wouldn't want it Stan.

As I've said earlier in the thread I can't think of one example this system in world football.

Work to extend the capacity of Liverpool Football Club’s Anfield stadium will be completed no later than November 2015 and will not impact ground capacity during the beginning of the football season, according to a worker at the contractor.

A worker at Carillion, which was awarded the £75 million contract to upgrade the Main Stand and Anfield Road stand, says work is planned to end in September but even a November deadline would not affect the ground’s capacity when the club play a home fixture.

During an interview on popular website Reddit, a poster who is reportedly an employee at Carillion revealed the timeline for the redevelopment of the area, which will see the stadium’s capacity reach 59,000. The company says work on a proposed training hotel and retail units will begin in January 2016 once the stadium refurbishment is complete and depending on planning permissions.

A post on the question and answer session says: “Work should begin on the main stand in early July of 2015 and is expected to be completed mid September or November at the very latest of the same year. New developments around the Anfield stadium such as the hotel and shops should see work begin in January 2016.”

The stadium redevelopment proposals have been submitted to Liverpool City Council, where the application will be considered within the next 21 days, according to Carillion. They include a ‘future proof’ design that could see the capacity extended to 71,000 if the Centenary stand was to be redeveloped and corner sections were filled in with another 3,000 seats.

Work to demolish homes in the area is already underway at Anfield. The club is working with Liverpool Mutual Homes to regenerate residential and commercial properties in the area before the main body of work begins.

You said who wouldn't want it as if there'd be a mile long queue of billionaires waiting to pump money into a consortium for our new stadium.

No I didn't I said what supporter would not want it clearly you don't. That's not the first time you have lost concentration