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ANFIELD STADIUM REDEVELOPMENT
Liverpool have plans to redevelop their famous stadium on Anfield Road, and FantasySports.co.uk sources say that the club will shortly be announcing their finalised designs. The redevelopment will result in an increased capacity to around 61,000. The club hopes the stadium will be finished by May 2021.
The expansion will be modelled to fit in aesthetically with the Main Stand which was finished in 2016.
Anfield currently has a capacity of just over 54,000. Once complete, this increase will mean that Liverpool’s home ground will only rank behind Old Trafford and Tottenham’s unfinished new stadium in terms of capacity. If Spurs 61,000-seat plus stadium is finished with its reported capacity.
In the summer of 2016, Liverpool completed the Main Stand. However, since its completion, the club have continued to redevelopment the stadium. Around Anfield fans can regularly see work being carried out to upgrade the ground. The Main Stand added over 8,000 new seats to Anfield. The entire project cost the football club around £114 million.
In a December article, This is Anfield reported that Liverpool were exploring options to expand the Anfield Road end of the ground. At the time, Liverpool CEO Peter Moore told Sky Sports about the club’s expansion plans.
“As you know we have a permit for the Anfield Road End for September 2019 to add maybe another 6,000 seats which will bring us up to 60,000 here,” Moore said.
“I also know from living here, for every Liverpool ticket there is 10 people who want to buy it.
“We totally get what we need to do. We’re going to do what we did with the Main Stand, which is look at what we need to do in a measured manner.
“We’ll look at what investment the ownership needs to put in.
“We’re a fan-first organisation, I can assure people we’re going to look at this on top of everything else we are doing.”
Liverpool FC will announce their finalised plans soon. The club will be able to accommodate many of the ticket requests Moore referenced back in December."
I have no idea as to the credibility or otherwise of Fantasy Sports as a reliable source of information.
What neither the Fantasy Sports or the TIA articles address is how FSG/Liverpool will fund the ARE expansion following on so closely to developing the new training facility, as, unlike the Main Stand expansion, the new training facility won't generate much by way of additional revenue.
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The Annie road end needs sorting out.
It's my favourite place to sit. But that only because you don't have to look at it.
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That new stand is so high, I have no clue how fans enjoy the game seated closer to the clouds.
Back to Back World Champions baby!
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It's a mess, and a missed opportunity. It's also a monument to financial cowardice and lack of ambition. If it was closer to the banks of the Mersey it would reflect a mirror image of FSG.
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Man Utd don't need a new stadium. Smaller clubs are building new stadiums because they have awful obstructed views or are just too small (in evertons case. Both)
As long as we are increasing the size we shouldn't be too unhappy. I'd have preferred a new stadium 10-15 years ago. But costs now are ridiculous.
Spurs stadium has risen from 450 to 750 million. How? Thats like me saying yeah I'll be there. 9am Monday. Then rocking up Thursday afternoon already half cut.
Improve the stadium and it will still be our stadium. Or wait until the bitters go and then build on Stanley park.
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It's a mess, and a missed opportunity. It's also a monument to financial cowardice and lack of ambition. If it was closer to the banks of the Mersey it would reflect a mirror image of FSG. yes definitely a missed opportunity building that extra tier....been looking at the new updated pics of Spurs new stadium....looks unbelievable...stadium costs have risen from 450 million up to 750 million...but they reckon they will easily cover the costs with the new stadium naming rights and this new NFL franchise...vert shrewd Daniel Levy he wouldn't open a project unless he couldn't cover the costs or not benefit them long term... Over the next six years we will have Chelsea and Everton in new stadiums too which will be good to see, I do admire good stadiums as they are a Clubs identity and reflects who they are... No club has a better identity than the Kop
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It's a mess, and a missed opportunity. It's also a monument to financial cowardice and lack of ambition. If it was closer to the banks of the Mersey it would reflect a mirror image of FSG. yes definitely a missed opportunity building that extra tier....been looking at the new updated pics of Spurs new stadium....looks unbelievable...stadium costs have risen from 450 million up to 750 million...but they reckon they will easily cover the costs with the new stadium naming rights and this new NFL franchise...vert shrewd Daniel Levy he wouldn't open a project unless he couldn't cover the costs or not benefit them long term... Over the next six years we will have Chelsea and Everton in new stadiums too which will be good to see, I do admire good stadiums as they are a Clubs identity and reflects who they are... No club has a better identity than the Kop haha the Kop and the Club lost its identity years ago when it went global....bit of a freak show now...wouldn't go in the Kop if you gave me a free ticket each week... Looks to me you'll go anywhere when it's free.
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bit rich coming from someone constantly saying we should settle for being a mid table club and that we will never win the league... Not really...I accept football has changed and we are no longer big enough to win the league,,Everton.....Villa...Spurs...Arsenal and Leeds all big clubs with rich history have all had to face the same reality...just that some of our fans are sadly in denial..the penny will drop eventually so no worries... Everton is your club, don't deny this. And you don't moan, you are just pathetically miserable. I don't think it's all because of football, it has to be your life, cannot be otherwise, you are a model bitter.
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bit rich coming from someone constantly saying we should settle for being a mid table club and that we will never win the league... For the record my first game going in the kop too was 1963 when we were worse than we are today as a kid there were far bigger glamour teams then so it's a bit rich saying I am a glory hunter when did you start watching ? Also even if Liverpool today were winning everything in sight I would still be not as interested the game has changed in the 80,s we supported a club today we support a global commercial brand players wages are stupid and fans talk as much about demand curves and balance sheets as they do the team. I have done my bit but if you want to spend all your money and time supporting a commercial brand go for it I am not stopping you
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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bit rich coming from someone constantly saying we should settle for being a mid table club and that we will never win the league... Not really...I accept football has changed and we are no longer big enough to win the league,,Everton.....Villa...Spurs...Arsenal and Leeds all big clubs with rich history have all had to face the same reality...just that some of our fans are sadly in denial..the penny will drop eventually so no worries... Everton is your club, don't deny this. And you don't moan, you are just pathetically miserable. I don't think it's all because of football, it has to be your life, cannot be otherwise, you are a model bitter. Everton could quite easily been my Club, some of my family members are toffs...suppose most people born in the City could easily be born blues or reds or vice Versa it's the way it works...probably the same in Manchester, Birmingham or Sheffield with families being split. I was born a brought up red am happy with that as it's provided me plenty of highs and not so many lows...do have some affection and respect for Everton tho as family and friends support them and they are a team of my city which I am very proud of... Then we have people like yourself...no ties with the city, Club or it's people...picked them to support out of a host of clubs based purely and simply because of fame and what they have won...you are what innfootballing terms is called a Gloryhunter they are ripped apart and disliked by normal fans as much as people who start supporting one club then change when another starts winning more stuff, these are what we call turncoats...you are a footballing traitor as you probably have a perfectly good local club which you have turned your back on, no loyalty whatsoever... By the way this is just my opinion of you...I could be wrong but I will bet am closer to the truth than not.... If I was a glory hunter I would have turned my back on LFC a couple of decades ago and would be supporting City right now. At least I don't only talk negative of the club like you. How can you call yourself a fan (normal or abnormal), try to read your posts you'll see how pathetic and miserable you are. You are not a LFC fan, cannot be.
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