Stan, I'd hazard a guess we're going to end up rebuilding every stand in the ground at twice the price long term with different owners.
The only other option after going this route I can see is we get a sovereign Arab buyer who can purchase the land necessary for 70-90k stadium and do a housing project on Anfield as a sideline to maximise returns
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Stan, I'd hazard a guess we're going to end up rebuilding every stand in the ground at twice the price long term with different owners.
The only other option after going this route I can see is we get a sovereign Arab buyer who can purchase the land necessary for 70-90k stadium and do a housing project on Anfield as a sideline to maximise returns
the ground can't go much bigger, the area won't take it, we are stuck with what we have, to go to bigger than 60k we would need to vacate the area completely, never gonna happen...
Isn't Dortmund's ground laid out so their fans are quite far away from the field?
No not really.
in Germany they have standing terraces, which means the stands don't have to be as flat as ours. Less horizontal space needed for standing than sitting.
Die Gelbe Wand (The Yellow Wall) aka Südtribüne (the place for the Dortmund fans) is famous for being steep as f*ck!
