*Shakes head* Everton again.

[aws]

Stillborn not manufactured. 

[Harry Squatter]

 

Usmanov waiting in the wings though.

[manwiththestick]

So there's no slapping of money on tables?

[dockers_strike]

I keep saying it, they should redevelop the Park End. They could also buy a bit of derelict land and go to the church, give them 10 million quid for the land it currently sits on, build a new church on the derelict land and fill in that corner. It would still only cost about 150 million tops and give them 52,000 to 55,000 capacity. They'll never afford a 500m pound build for a new stadium. It will cripple them.

 

Dont know why I care to be honest but it just seems to me if they want to stay the local parochial outlooking club they profess to be, I dont get why they want this super flash stadium away from their roots.

[Harry Squatter]

They should have just moved to Kirkby.

[dockers_strike]

7 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

They should have just moved to Kirkby.

Hehe. Our Academy would have overshadowed them never mind our new training facility.

[scudger99]

22 minutes ago, dockers_strike said:

I keep saying it, they should redevelop the Park End. They could also buy a bit of derelict land and go to the church, give them 10 million quid for the land it currently sits on, build a new church on the derelict land and fill in that corner. It would still only cost about 150 million tops and give them 52,000 to 55,000 capacity. They'll never afford a 500m pound build for a new stadium. It will cripple them.

 

Dont know why I care to be honest but it just seems to me if they want to stay the local parochial outlooking club they profess to be, I dont get why they want this super flash stadium away from their roots.

Because they know they'll never compete with us football wise, and if they have a stadium that has one more seat than Anfield, then it's seen as a massive moral victory for them.  They can extend their Blue Shack all they like, it'll just be a slightly bigger shithole of a Blue Shack with no forthcoming success and they fully know it and it'll never be close to what Anfield is.

[Harry Squatter]

3 minutes ago, scudger99 said:

Because they know they'll never compete with us football wise, and if they have a stadium that has one more seat than Anfield, then it's seen as a massive moral victory for them.  They can extend their Blue Shack all they like, it'll just be a slightly bigger shithole of a Blue Shack with no forthcoming success and they fully know it and it'll never be close to what Anfield is.

The new stadium is about making a statement in their eyes, they think we will be jealous if they move to a stadium down at the docks.

[Bjornebye]

boris

Player Valuation: £20m

38 minutes ago

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PDAWG said:

Will never happen

Heehee....it’s killing you this isn’t it.

I’m amazed how much Liverpool fans have gone into overdrive talking about this lately. They’re obsessed, beyond rationale but there’s nothing they can do to stop this stadium.

Every social media outlet I see is just full of Liverpool fans mentioning Everton’s ground. It properly grates them and I can understand why. I’d hate them to be building such a superb stadium, in the city centre, on the banks of the Mersey.

 

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[manwiththestick]

Does Boris know that not a single spade has hit the ground yet?

 

But it's definitely happening.

[niallers]

He didn't put "royal blue" in the banks of the Mersey sentence so he's not a real bloo. 

[Bad Red Bull]

44 minutes ago, Doctor Troy said:

 

Usmanov waiting in the wings though.

And who's gonna be the outs of value to bring in the new ones?

[AngryOfTuebrook]

1 hour ago, Doctor Troy said:

They should have just moved to Kirkby.

It's clearly a "culturally Scouse" town, even if it is the "wrong" side of a line drawn on a map in London in 1974.

 

Parochial bellends have only themselves to blame. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

37 minutes ago, manwiththestick said:

Does Boris know that not a single spade has hit the ground yet?

 

But it's definitely happening.

Well, no - you need funding, land, plans and planning consent before a spade goes in the ground.

[John102]

32 minutes ago, niallers said:

He didn't put "royal blue" in the banks of the Mersey sentence so he's not a real bloo. 

Dead giveaway

[Bobby Hundreds]

Every club that's built a new stadium has gone on to be the best in the werlllld because players care about stadiums more than money, success, prestige. Imagine how good we would be if we got the parry bowl or Hicks monstrosity. We'd be famous.

[General Dryness]

4 hours ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

Never go into business with business people who want to do business. That's not what business is about. 

 

You don't have to not do business to not do business, but they're not doing business.

[Mudface]

36 minutes ago, Bad Red Bull said:

And who's gonna be the outs of value to bring in the new ones?

Was just thinking that. The high wage dross like Sigurdsson, Walcott, Delph or Keane aren't going to bring much in. Their 'prospects' like Calvert-Lewin, Davies or Holgate are bang average and unlikely to generate much interest. Unless they want to sell Richarlison, Pickford or Gomes, it's hard to see how they'd get a decent amount, and then they'd need to pay for at least adequate replacements.

[Barrington Womble]

1 hour ago, manwiththestick said:

Does Boris know that not a single spade has hit the ground yet?

 

But it's definitely happening.

And it's not the city centre! I used to live in Waterloo warehouse and I thought that was out of the city! 

[aws]

29 minutes ago, Mudface said:

Was just thinking that. The high wage dross like Sigurdsson, Walcott, Delph or Keane aren't going to bring much in. Their 'prospects' like Calvert-Lewin, Davies or Holgate are bang average and unlikely to generate much interest. Unless they want to sell Richarlison, Pickford or Gomes, it's hard to see how they'd get a decent amount, and then they'd need to pay for at least adequate replacements.

They'll probably concentrate on just reducing wages. 

[Manny]

43 minutes ago, Mudface said:

Was just thinking that. The high wage dross like Sigurdsson, Walcott, Delph or Keane aren't going to bring much in. Their 'prospects' like Calvert-Lewin, Davies or Holgate are bang average and unlikely to generate much interest. Unless they want to sell Richarlison, Pickford or Gomes, it's hard to see how they'd get a decent amount, and then they'd need to pay for at least adequate replacements.

They'd be better selling Calvert-Lewin than Pickford. They're both shite but at least Calvert-Lewin's stock is on the rise. Everybody's clocked Pickford is gash. Even Southgate might be about to turn on him as well.

[deiseach]

1 hour ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

It's clearly a "culturally Scouse" town, even if it is the "wrong" side of a line drawn on a map in London in 1974.

 

Parochial bellends have only themselves to blame. 

'Not sure if serious' and all that jazz...

[Leyton388]

2 hours ago, Doctor Troy said:

They should have just moved to Kirkby.

They can fuck off. No need to make kirkby worse. 

[DalyanPete]

Now that Liverpool are on the cusp of the title, and we have not won anything in 25 years, I have started to believe that I will never see us actually win a Premier League championship. I just completed Man City's documentary on Netflix, as i watched them lift the trophy and observed the joy and delight on the fans faces, I had the horrible sinking feeling that I will never have that experience, and watch us win anything. I was too young in the 80's to recall the glory years. Interested to hear your thoughts

Will be a while I think, but I’m glad I’ll never see Everton fans murder 39 innocents.

 

 

Well it's a grand old.......shower of cunts

[Bjornebye]

Saint Domingo

Player Valuation: £70m

Today at 10:30 AM

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Never, the game is corrupt now and even if we got our act together and created a championship winning team the powers that be would not allow it to actually win the league.