id rather pay more for a ticket in the short term to pay off redevelopment or a new stadium than pay for a ticket knowing we share a stadium with Everton. This isn't just a decision for the fans at this current time, its a decision that will have effect on our kids, grand kids and there kids.
Do we pay for it ourselves in the short term with higher prices and give our future generations an identity we've all had the joy to have
or
do we take away our unique identity and share a stadium with everton, and give them the problems inter an ac milan are having at the moment where both clubs are looking to have there own stadium and own identity
No point worrying about future generations of fans because they have already been lost, if you come from the City like me how many dad's can take there sons or daughters to the game now as it is, exactly hardly any, and it's going worse season by season. The Club has lost it's future already caused by John Smith and Peter Robinson openly courting Out of Town fans years ago, organising The International Supporters Club and selling tickets to Thomas Cook and hotel Chains. I was at the game last nite and the Thomas Cook section of the Anfield Road upper tier of two blocks was completely empty because of the bad weather, this is the flip side of Out of Town support am sure if Liverpool were top of the League them same fan's would of made more of an effort to get there instead of blaming bad weather.
