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New Anfield?

Guy:Incognito · 2005-10-13 17:37:30

Anyone have any up to date info on the situation regarding the new stadium? When/if construction will start. Final capacity etc?

13-10-2005 6:37pm

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Anyone have any up to date info on the situation regarding the new stadium? When/if construction will start. Final capacity etc?

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#2 13-10-2005 7:34pm

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News can be found here: http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0500liverpoolfc/gronudmove/

Last story in there is from July 20th, so there's not much up to date news. Basicly I reckon nothing is happening at the moment, which is a shame because once a project this large gets stalled it's very difficult to get moving again.

As far as I know the capacity should be about 60,000 but I can't imagine there being and development until the boardroom / ownership gets sorted out. Things have been quiet on that front too, which is good in some respects (stability, lack of bad press etc) but doesn't put money in the transfer kitty or in Steve Morgan's constuction company's pockets.

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