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I know lots of people in every sport who delude themselves into thinking that they are the most important thing about the game. I consider it a load of b0llox myself and find them quite sad.
Do you not still think you'll have the same highs, lows, emotions, friends, banter and travel if we redeveloped Anfield? Will all that suddenly disappear? No of course not and I have repeatedly said for me personally it's better to redevelop anfield my seats will be untouched in the centenary so I am fine. But I believe a new stadium is what is needed for the club which actually for me personally would be a disaster because we would be unlikely to get seats in such a good position
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so that argument isn't really an important one is it?
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so that argument isn't really an important one is it? I don't know I did not introduce it but I think we need a new stadium
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so that argument isn't really an important one is it? I don't know I did not introduce it but I think we need a new stadium Who else is arguing about the look of the stadium mattering? and the match going experience and that the fans make football?
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I'd certainly be up for that Pidge, providing it can be implemented safely, though I think that's not a very popular opinion around here for obvious reasons.
I'd seriously suggest a ground share between LFC and EFC, sentiment aside, it makes without a shadow of a doubt the most financial sense for both clubs.
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lets consider something else with regards to capacity. What about the adoption of safe standing that we see being implemented so successfully by the germans? Where do people stand on this? I agree with it and I was at hillsborough the fans stand now anyway on the seats on the Kop which is a disgrace
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I'd certainly be up for that Pidge, providing it can be implemented safely, though I think that's not a very popular opinion around here for obvious reasons.
I'd seriously suggest a ground share between LFC and EFC, sentiment aside, it makes without a shadow of a doubt the most financial sense for both clubs. I prefer ground share to the redevelopment and we might get government money if we play it right
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Went to the Everton-LFC game last November and stood the whole game just as all other LFC fans watching, including Carra by the way who was 2 yards away with his son.
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I wonder how Inter and AC Milan fans feel about it. I mean, presumably it's not a problem?
Also, imagine the size and capacity of a possibly shared stadium, it's conceivable that both clubs would benefit substantially from it. Liverpool and Everton both in the Champions League would be great for the city, I care more about that then memorabilia and so on.
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