Liverpool

[AnfieldEd]

701 liverpool goals in 1 pic.

God still has it and Garcia too.....I'd have him in the squad now!!!

 

[ammarfcb]

God still has it and Garcia too.....I'd have him in the squad now!!!

aye, garcia yesterday was just coutinho with a better haircut. hope while hyypia's here we can get him on our coaching team.

 

[Semi-Neutral]

Thought you guys were talking about Javi Garcia for a second

 

[ammarfcb]

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well that evens out the dunkin donuts fat abit.

 

[AnfieldEd]

the redeveloped stadium looks very impressive in these designs.

 

[jamrock]

impressive how

 

[ammarfcb]

impressive how

well for starter we haven't thrown the roof away for an open accoustic-inempt design, alot of proposed stadium developments seem to include that nowerdays.

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

Kind of falls short though in my opinion, adding 8k seats is hardly the expansion originally talked about.

 

[Kerrybai]

impressive how

Aesthetically it looks great imo,but to each their own I guess.

Kind of falls short though in my opinion, adding 8k seats is hardly the expansion originally talked about.

The Main stand is phase 1. Phase 2 is the rebuilding of the Anfield road stand which will add another 4800 seats bringing capacity to 58,500. I think Liverpool should be aiming for around 65-68k however I think they are restricted by the ability of the surrounding area to handle transport. I think they could build a new train line but that would cost 10's of millions. I am yet to hear from the council about the maximum they can build to before having to build new transport links. Basically they have the same issue as Arsenal .

 

[AnfieldEd]

It can go up to 60,000 if/when we redevelop the kop. But will not happen until at the earliest 2020.

 

[Barcilliant]

Come on Liverpool! Really the title is theirs to lose. I hope Liverpool smash Chelsea and Atleti dump their asses out of the CL too. That would be glorious.

 

[DB10]

Liverpool should make the Kop look like Dortmund's yellow wall. I think top tier football in the UK is ready for safe standing areas.

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

Aesthetically it looks great imo,but to each their own I guess.



The Main stand is phase 1. Phase 2 is the rebuilding of the Anfield road stand which will add another 4800 seats bringing capacity to 58,500. I think Liverpool should be aiming for around 65-68k however I think they are restricted by the ability of the surrounding area to handle transport. I think they could build a new train line but that would cost 10's of millions. I am yet to hear from the council about the maximum they can build to before having to build new transport links. Basically they have the same issue as Arsenal .

I think it might also have to do with few people who still refuse to give up their house in the area. But what sucks is that the neighborhood has basically turned to shit while waiting for this expansion to happen.

Liverpool should make the Kop look like Dortmund's yellow wall. I think top tier football in the UK is ready for safe standing areas.

I don't disagree, if you emphasize the "safe", but I doubt Liverpool would be the club to try to spearhead that.

 

[Kerrybai]

I think it might also have to do with few people who still refuse to give up their house in the area. But what sucks is that the neighborhood has basically turned to shit while waiting for this expansion to happen.




I don't disagree, if you emphasize the "safe", but I doubt Liverpool would be the club to try to spearhead that.

Actually the houses behind the main stand and Anfield road stand have been bought, the last were bought in the past few days which is why these plans have finally been released. Here is a leaked image of both the stands redeveloped.

It appears that 60k is the the max allowed for the forseeable future unless the council decide that the area can handle more traffic. At least that's what those informed have been saying over on RAWK and skyscrapercity.

 

[AnfieldEd]

I think it might also have to do with few people who still refuse to give up their house in the area. But what sucks is that the neighborhood has basically turned to shit while waiting for this expansion to happen.




I don't disagree, if you emphasize the "safe", but I doubt Liverpool would be the club to try to spearhead that.

That's no longer an issue.