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Tbf, there is lots of empty office space in most cities and always has been. Even in London some of the larger developments have quite low occupancies. Then again, there are now some smaller cities than Liverpool with more office space due to...

The office space you're talking about is redundant. Let's just put some cheap new builds on an iconic waterfront instead of some incredible buildings.

I wouldn't want to live by a footy ground tbh. Imagine the inconvenience on a match day trying to get your car in and out.

They all need a head office pal.

This the same attitude why Liverpool is in decline and only reliant on tourism. Why even bother anymore.

Been watching the Bundesliga recently, this guy has stood out massively. Incredible talent. I can't believe we've got him.

Lovely head of hair on him. Hopefully it’ll inspire KDH and Dibbo to get a bit of volume.

There's nothing modern that blue chip companies would relocate to. So you want some cheap new builds on what's meant to be our iconic waterfront? I'm truly baffled by this, no wonder we're just a tourist city. Let's be Manchesters second...

Leave it empty then and a few new builds instead pal.

Do you work in the Liverpool city region by any chance? Organisations don't want to move into the outdated buildings we have now, they want fresh, modern open buildings to appease millennials. You're saying this prime land that has so much...

Build houses elsewhere then. The city has been blighted by construction projects which don't finish. Building world class office space on the waterfront is what I strongly believe is best. Brand new open place offices would attract some...

Yeah so build them and they will come. Offer favourable rates and get the big talent to come. That's not really an answer though is it? Whatever happened at Pall Mall is irrelevant. I don't see why they could have offered world class office...

Should say I'm surprised, but I'm not that you used that KFC guy as source.

Why homes? This is a great opportunity for Liverpool to have some impressive office space etc for investment.

Nissan is 29 and in the last year of his contract and has had really one good season. £55m sounds a bit like a panic buy for me. Could be wrong I normally am.