Interesting article in the Echo.

[G]

That could easily be us too.

we didn't build a stadium with loans secured on the basis of future revenue,which in Arsenals case is highly dependant on CL qualification each year.

[CharlieMansonsSquint]

Across the football world, supporters are being exploited out of their hard-earned cash more than ever, but Liverpool have, sometimes reluctantly, dragged themselves along with this hard, financial reality. This is to be applauded for its moral intentions, while at the same time leaving the club open to accusations of being too slow to accept new circumstances.

What nonsense. There is no moral factor.

The online club shop is always out of stock. That's the sign of a second rate business operation, especially of a company of LFC's scale. It has nothing to do with not wanting some Malay kid spending a weeks wages on a shirt.

Absolute rubbish.

[dom9]

we didn't build a stadium with loans secured on the basis of future revenue,which in Arsenals case is highly dependant on CL qualification each year.

It's the club that is paying the interest though.

[Dhav]

It's the club that is paying the interest though.

Only through dividends I think. So if the club doesnt make a profit, money wont come out of the club coffers to pay it.