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Err I did my dad took me to anfield when I was 6 no idea of the result but that was why I supported Liverpool and the stadium was it

And not because of the emotional attachment naturally associated with a day out with your dad. Who did he support by the way?

If your dad had taken you to Everton you would probably be supporting them even if there stadium is worse.

I might start supporting a stadium not a football team. That way I can celebrate when the stadium has a concert as well as when football is being played.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

So your attachment to LFC is based on Anfield...yet you want to abandon it.

Demonstrating your vast knowledge again Marko Stanley Park is 100 yards from Anfield (if that) and IN anfield, Anfield is an area of Liverpool. So not exactly moving far is it ?

See you learn something new every day check it out on wikapedia you will see I am right

Back to the original post a moderately wealthy owner like John Henry has insufficient resources to run a big club like Liverpool he is putting no equity in using all funding from income from fans or player trading. That's not anywhere near enough any business needs purchase working capital land then equity investment for expansion Henry has only provided the first two. (Players are working capital) After all the junvenile squabbling that was the point and no one has answered it. We either need new owners or falling that a partnership with Henry from external sources. We need this urgently before Liverpool FC make the biggest mistake in their history.

and you are demonstrating your lack of knowledge as you pointed out, for you it was "the stadium" and that is the Anfield i am reffering to, the stadium, and you know it. So building a new stadium even five yards from the existing one, would still be abandoning the stadium you fell in love with.

P.S. you pointing me towards wikipedia, as a reliable source of information, really says it all about you and your knowledge, not me.