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some fella claiming its llang o rourke who have the new contract and its for
unbelievably 90,000!
some fella claiming its llang o rourke who have the new contract and its for
unbelievably 90,000!
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Just read that. 90,000!! No way. No way on earth.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Imagine that though!Comment
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no explenationParry is a clown. En Rafa que confiamosComment
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It'd be hilarious and would put the Mancs' collective nose RIGHT out of joint!
Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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I think I would actually
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This is all getting a little silly!
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jesus there great pics of boca and dortmunds stadiums complete calderons of intimidation! would be class if we could get something like them!I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman.Comment
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Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."Comment
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more than likely yes.Originally posted by Lecter View PostBecause its a steaming pile of Tottenhams
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I would imagine it is guesswork by someone.
But, as we know, these lads are ambitious, if we were to move outside of Anfield, I wouldnt be supprised if they pushed the boat as far as they could with capacity finances permiting. with the new stadium being using as a venue not just for football.Bill shankly to Tommy Smith after he'd turned up for training with a bandaged knee:
'Take that poof bandage off, and what do you mean YOUR knee, it's LIVERPOOL'S knee !'
"Sorry, boss, I should have kept my legs together," said Lawrence. "No, Tommy, your mother should have kept her legs together!," replied Shankly.
* After Tommy Lawrence had let in a fluke goal between his legsComment
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Would not make sense if it was just a footy stadiumOriginally posted by bazza76 View PostIn Rafa I Trust
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Originally posted by Kopite_Colin View Post
I dout=bt alot of them will be given to Season Ticket holders, the club will see how many they can afford to let go on gerneral sale before boosting season ticket, i buy my season ticket at the beging of the year and thats it maybe a hot dog once a season, day trip people may go the club shop, get a programme tour etc its more business sense. The people on the waiting list will always be there so they ca rely on them for later.Comment
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New Anfield: The first picture Mar 12 2007
by Nick Coligan, Liverpool Echo
THIS is the picture that proves that the new Anfield dream is to become reality.
Parts of Stanley park have been fenced off for preparatory work on Liverpool’s 60,000 seater stadium.
It includes digging boreholes to check ground conditions in the park, a few hundred yards from the existing ground.
Compounds for the storage of equipment are also being set up, according to community leaders.
The club and Liverpool council are keen to get off to the best possible start with the £215m project because of the funding situation.
A chunk of taxpayers’ money granted to the overall scheme, which will be used to improve the area around the new stadium, must be spent by the end of next year.
When the Reds were taken over by American tycoons George Gillett and Tom Hicks at the beginning of last month, they said the ground had to be underway within 60 days.
The club and council are now working together to complete legal and planning issues, and hope to start on site this spring.
Anfield councillor Kiron Reid said: “The fact that the council’s parks team is happy for this preparatory work to start is clear evidence that the stadium is going to be built.
“Most Anfield residents just want this project to get under way. They know a new playground is being put in at the moment, but they also want the park to be restored and the entire regeneration package.”
The restoration of Stanley park will be one of the largest schemes of its type in the country, and will see bridges, walls, pavilions, the park lodge and the Isla Gladstone conservatory brought back to their former glory.Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."Comment
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Originally posted by Lecter View PostNew Anfield: The first picture Mar 12 2007
by Nick Coligan, Liverpool Echo
THIS is the picture that proves that the new Anfield dream is to become reality.
Parts of Stanley park have been fenced off for preparatory work on Liverpool’s 60,000 seater stadium.
It includes digging boreholes to check ground conditions in the park, a few hundred yards from the existing ground.
Compounds for the storage of equipment are also being set up, according to community leaders.
The club and Liverpool council are keen to get off to the best possible start with the £215m project because of the funding situation.
A chunk of taxpayers’ money granted to the overall scheme, which will be used to improve the area around the new stadium, must be spent by the end of next year.
When the Reds were taken over by American tycoons George Gillett and Tom Hicks at the beginning of last month, they said the ground had to be underway within 60 days.
The club and council are now working together to complete legal and planning issues, and hope to start on site this spring.
Anfield councillor Kiron Reid said: “The fact that the council’s parks team is happy for this preparatory work to start is clear evidence that the stadium is going to be built.
“Most Anfield residents just want this project to get under way. They know a new playground is being put in at the moment, but they also want the park to be restored and the entire regeneration package.”
The restoration of Stanley park will be one of the largest schemes of its type in the country, and will see bridges, walls, pavilions, the park lodge and the Isla Gladstone conservatory brought back to their former glory.
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