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Martin broughton says LFC EFC should groundshare! Sorry martin you done a good job getting rid of H and G but go down to chelsea and convince them to share with fulham

Chelsea are a small club in Fulham...they would love to

You have a point there

If its a choice between sharing a big stadium or staying at anfield im afraid we have to move with the times and get on with it. I hope we can build our own ground but i dont think its gonna happen. groundshare would be great for the city and put merseyside back on top.

Well I'm truly not so sure about this anymore.

What do we want from a new stadium? Is it generating more money to spend on better players?

Is it just more spectators for the sake of it?

Either way it's just not a certain fact that more spectators will lift the economic result for LFC. A new stadium - shared or not - costs money that will have be paid from the increased revenues.

Maybe it's less risky to stay where we are (at Anfield) and focus on increasing our revenues from other sources?

we should just redevelop anfield put up 5 thousand seats every season starting from now

No scouser will accept groundshare with the bluesh!te. Wont happen.

Exactly!

Low risk. Evolve instead of over establish.

Try and increase revenues by attracting new fans abroad (Asia, Africa, US and so on) as well as domestic/Europe.

It's never too late to make a new decision regarding a new stadium, if we at a latter date see that the seats available at Anfield is a major issue.

Am a scouser and I am now in favour of a groundshare. I look at it this way, in three season's time I will be paying fifty quid to sit in my season ticket seat, that for me is well over the top anyway, if these new owners build a new stadium or redevelop Anfield thet are going to have to claw the money back someway and it will be by charging fans alot more money in price hikes. If you add to the fact it will also be at the expense of cutting back on Manager's spending in the transfer market, sharing a stadium for me is a no brainer. It's time for fans to start looking at the big picture by using there heads instead of there hearts.

I would rather us re-develop Anfield rather than share with Everton.