Liverpool FC New Ground

**petromax** · 10-18-2007

Originally Posted by SteH

It would appear from Saturdays Daily Post that the designers are working alongside the council planners to make sure they get it right. Even though CABE can make their recommendations the council have the final say and with Everton moving to Knowsley I dont think the council would dare risk losing Liverpool as well.

http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/...4375-19944790/

Unless CABE make enough fuss to get it 'called in' - when it will be out of the city's hands

**Ged** · 10-26-2007

Costs gone up to 400m.

http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0...name_page.html

**ChrisGeorge** · 10-26-2007

Originally Posted by Ged

Costs gone up to 400m.

http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0...name_page.html

That's alright, we'll finance it from all the Champions League money we now won't get.

Chris

**Ged** · 10-26-2007

It's only half time yet Chris have faith (in the refs)

We were talking about money spent by managers on the other thread weren't we Chris. A bloke on the phone-in mentioned that Rafa has spent 100m alone on Bellamy, Pennant, Torres, Crouch, Vorinin and Kuyt, Fowler was free - he was bemoaning the strike force saying that Kuyt and Vorinin do a lot of running but they'll be judged on their goals return, mind you Clattenberg could help out in that matter

I expect the yanks can dig a bit deeper when it comes to financing the ground, i've never seen a project yet run on time or in budget.

**ChrisGeorge** · 10-26-2007

Originally Posted by Ged

It's only half time yet Chris have faith (in the refs)

We were talking about money spent by managers on the other thread weren't we Chris. A bloke on the phone-in mentioned that Rafa has spent 100m alone on Bellamy, Pennant, Torres, Crouch, Vorinin and Kuyt, Fowler was free - he was bemoaning the strike force saying that Kuyt and Vorinin do a lot of running but they'll be judged on their goals return, mind you Clattenberg could help out in that matter

I expect the yanks can dig a bit deeper when it comes to financing the ground, i've never seen a project yet run on time or in budget.

Voronin came from Bayer Leverkusen on a free transfer. As for all the running around, it was the same last year, with Kuyt and Bellamy doing a lot of running for not much result. It seems that when Crouch is there to knock the ball down or make some of his clever touches we get something going but otherwise it's more or less the big boot up the field which goes out of the touchline. They should work the ball forward from the back but they don't.

Chris

**Ged** · 10-26-2007

On the contrary, this bloke reckons it's the big boot with crouch on, especially when introducing him late to chase games ebbing away. I also note that Rafa said lfc was the only team playing football in the Derby yet the equaliser came from our corner and a boot out to Vorinin and a boot down the centre for Gerard to pick up and chase.

Furthermore, he said that Vorinin and Kuyt coming back into midfield is encrouching on areas that are Gerrard's department and crowding the area out.

**ChrisGeorge** · 10-26-2007

Mmmm, well watch how many times Reina boots the ball up the field and it goes out the opposite touchline, or else one of the backs does the same thing. That is what I think is wasteful, not so much a directed ball to Crouch's head.

Chris

**Ged** · 10-26-2007

I'm looking forward to the Lfc - Arsenal game on Sunday.

Hopefully, we'll have won by then, even though our earlier kick off comes after a thursday night game.

I mean 'some' people might moan about that.

**ChrisGeorge** · 10-26-2007

Originally Posted by Ged

I mean 'some' people might moan about that.

Not you though eh, Ged?

Actually I wonder if Everton could have arranged to have the day of the match changed so there wouldn't be this short interval between the matches. I will also be interested to see how Liverpool will fare against Arsenal. Normally I would say we will give a good account of ourselves but after our recent pedestrian form I am fearful.

Chris

**Ged** · 10-26-2007

There's only one outcome Chris - rest assured.

Arsenal knocked in seven wonder goals and Liverpool are struggling - no contest - a Liverpool win of course - I mean it.

I think the 'top 4' big clubs might have some sway with officialdom - moving games, removing refs etc etc - we know our place

**ChrisGeorge** · 10-26-2007

Originally Posted by Ged

I think the 'top 4' big clubs might have some sway with officialdom - moving games, removing refs etc etc - we know our place

Something else for you to feel Blue about.

**Paul D** · 10-26-2007

I wonder if this price hike includes building the new train station and much bigger stadium,bigger attendence wise I mean? If not that's some increase.

**Kev** · 11-06-2007

Liverpool's stadium move granted

Liverpool Football Club's plans for a new £400m stadium are passed by Liverpool City Council.

**SteH** · 12-14-2007

Originally Posted by Kev

Liverpool's stadium move granted

Liverpool Football Club's plans for a new £400m stadium are passed by Liverpool City Council.

Some strong rumours sweeping round now that this isnt going to happen and they are reverting back to Plan A.

http://www.liverpoolway.co.uk/forum/...ad.php?t=54158
http://www.est1892.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=43785

**Paul D** · 12-15-2007

Seen that in the Daily Mirror,Liverpool have got themselves a pair of charlatans to run the club,they're out to screw Liverpool for everything they can get.Looks like they took the wrong offer when they knocked back the DIC bid,any friends of George Bush were always going to be corrupt.