Thread: A return to terracing: the argument gets stronger
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Old 13th August 2007, 08:17 PM
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Re: A return to terracing: the argument gets stronger
Originally Posted by thechap View Post
Fair enough if you want to sit but why impose that will on the thousands of others who want to stand? I don't see why anyone who wants to sit should be able to tell everyone else that they have to sit also. Horses for courses.

There is clearly a market for terracing and it can clearly be done safely. It is just the stubborness of those holding the reins that prevents it.
I cant ever imagine LFC will ever go to standing again due to history and financial economics, the stadium will be built well any change of law was bought in and if we've got 80000 there's no financial benefit to having standing.
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