Lets never leave Anfield

[James H]

Last night rammed home the message. I don't care how much money we miss out on by staying in a smaller stadium, you can't buy an atmosphere like that.

 

Unreal. :yes:

[Original202]

Perhaps someone should write about this in the next fanzine eh Dave... :thumbup:

 

Agree though. I've been up for a move to a new stadium but after last night it just can't happen. Fuck the money, it isn't that important, we can still compete with the best despite having a smaller stadium.

 

There is an argument that we have to move on and keep up with modern football, but after the last 2 home champions league games we just cannot leave. Night like last night just wouldn't be possible in a new stadium.

 

Lets stay put, and even if it works out more costly, lets look at expanding what we've already got. Please. Please. Please.

 

:no

[Kurt]

Perhaps someone should write about this in the next fanzine eh Dave... :thumbup:

 

Agree though. I've been up for a move to a new stadium but after last night it just can't happen. Fuck the money, it isn't that important, we can still compete with the best despite having a smaller stadium.

 

There is an argument that we have to move on and keep up with modern football, but after the last 2 home champions league games we just cannot leave. Night like last night just wouldn't be possible in a new stadium.

 

Lets stay put, and even if it works out more costly, lets look at expanding what we've already got. Please. Please. Please.

 

:no

 

 

Dave has already written a piece on it for the norwegian supporter club magazine " The Kopite".

[Nunavut Patrick]

Last night rammed home the message. I don't care how much money we miss out on by staying in a smaller stadium, you can't buy an atmosphere like that.

 

Unreal. :yes:

 

Dr Ahmed needs leg room and more pleasant scenery as he walks to the match munching on baby livers.

[Red Nick]

Last night rammed home the message. I don't care how much money we miss out on by staying in a smaller stadium, you can't buy an atmosphere like that.

 

Unreal. :yes:

 

i understand your sentiments what about people like me who were on the waiting list for over 6 years

[Nunavut Patrick]

i understand your sentiments what about people like me who were on the waiting list for over 6 years

 

You're in Spain... unless there's a groundshare on the cards....mind, three teams groundsharing in Seville could get quite crowded.

[Red Nick]

You're in Spain... unless there's a groundshare on the cards....mind, three teams groundsharing in Seville could get quite crowded.

 

hehe

 

i was talking about before i left in 2002.

 

however there are lots on here who arent season ticket holders

 

if the season ticket holders want to stay then they should put there tickets in a draw with those on the waitingl list and the draw would fairly redistribute the season tickets

[Big Noel]

There's no reason why a new stadium can't have the same features as the current Anfield (ie. a Kop end, fans close to the pitch etc.).

 

Besides, how much of the Anfield of the 70s and 80s is left today? The main stand (and that would go if we decided to stay).

 

Anyway, we need to knock the current Anfield down so we can lose that terrible scoreboard!

[Salte]

The atmosphere was more than anything down to the 40 000 in the stands. A part of our soul will always reamain at Anfield, but it's time to move on.

[Fax]

There's no reason why a new stadium can't have the same features as the current Anfield (ie. a Kop end, fans close to the pitch etc.).

 

Besides, how much of the Anfield of the 70s and 80s is left today? The main stand (and that would go if we decided to stay).

 

Anyway, we need to knock the current Anfield down so we can lose that terrible scoreboard!

 

It's not just about the features though, is it? Imagine for a moment that it wasn't Anfield that we were talking about, but your house. Now you could build a lovely, shiny new identical house next door to your old one, paint it the same colour and even put the same curtains up. But it still wouldn't be your house, would it?

 

Your house is your house not because of what it's made of, but because of all the experiences that you've had whilst living in it. Anfield has been a house (of sorts) for who knows how many thousands of people spanning more than a century - surely you can't just discard that in the name of 'progress' ?

[aws]

There's no reason why a new stadium can't have the same features as the current Anfield (ie. a Kop end, fans close to the pitch etc.).

 

 

Unfortunately,the club have reneged (without any real explanation) on their promise to have a large "Kop end".The latest design is the usual symmetrical bowl.

[Paul]

Let's not stay at Anfield. I'm fucking sick and tired of waiting for an ST whilst there are thousands of them being used by people who are entirely unrelated to the name on the front of "theirs".