Shared stadium

[evertonianstu]

Who thinks this could be a real go-er. The more problems persist with the RS over their building of a new stadium, the more plausible it becomes. Might just kill 2 problems with one stone?

 

[Dom1878]

I think it would be good, but it will NEVER happen.

 

[Blue Ray]

Dont wanna know. Them bastards would look down on us as bums. Forget it its not happening. Makes me mad thinkin about it.

 

[Seamus Colemole]

If it was a top class best stadium in the world and it fairly shared between us both yeah i'd go for it.

But i cant see either of those happening so i'm not in favour, i'd much rather we had our own ground that was a part of EFC.

 

[Goat]

Tottally unworkable, but i wouldnt be against it.

 

[coyney]

If it was a top class best stadium in the world and it fairly shared between us both yeah i'd go for it.

But i cant see either of those happening so i'm not in favour, i'd much rather we had our own ground that was a part of EFC.

I agree it would have to be a fifty-fifty to work and we have not got a pot to piss in

 

[GrandOldTeam]

If a serious, minted investor takes over - why share when we can build a world class stadium for our own?!

 

[Seamus Colemole]

If a serious, minted investor takes over - why share when we can build a world class stadium for our own?!

So we can paint all the seats blue and charge them buggers £10 million pounds rent per week.

 

[zero]

if it's a great truly world class stadium I'd go for it as others have said.

Providing it's fully 50/50.

 

[Neiler]

Simply put: Hell NO!

 

[Sharpys top lip]

No.....

 

[evertonianstu]

Do you ever get one of those feeling where you started a thread....but wished you didnt

 

[ToxtethBlue]

I [Poor language removed] love our red cousins, ofcourse I would.

 

[TX Bill]

For obvious reasons, I wouldn't want to share a stadium with the [Poor language removed]. Nor would they want to share one with us.

That said, the economy of football isn't what it once was with the financial landscape being in a constant state of flux.

So, what might have sounded absolutely unthinkable just as soon as last year, might make good financial and economic sense going forward.

I'd like to think that I could keep an open mind about it.

 

[Nebbiolo]

These are my choices in order:

1) A new stadium for us in inner-Liverpool (not south Liverpool)
2) Redevelop Goodison
3) Shared stadium
4) Kirkby


So I'd take the shared stadium, and without too much fuss assuming it is a joint partnership.