Ground Share - Is it Sensible?

[GhostOfDixie]

I would, but only if we were equal partners in any possible project.

This is crucial. This is a chance to step out of the shadows and get on an equal footing.

 

[Robert Jarvis]

If we did share a ground it should be called St Domingos.

 

[GhostOfDixie]

If we did share a ground it should be called St Domingos.

It will be called whatever the naming rights people decide, unfortunately. But it should be called Stanley Park as that's where it will be.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

Its not feasible. It'll never happen

If we don't have the pride, Liverpool will.

 

[GhostOfDixie]

Its not feasible. It'll never happen

If we don't have the pride, Liverpool will.

why is it not feasible? The fans are divided amongst themselves half the time, so for me it makes no difference whether or not fans will see their arse because they are sharing with the enemy.

If it worked for Inter and AC, then I don't see how it would not work for us.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

why is it not feasible? The fans are divided amongst themselves half the time, so for me it makes no difference whether or not fans will see their arse because they are sharing with the enemy.

If it worked for Inter and AC, then I don't see how it would not work for us.

The sheer magnitude of the opposition.

Someone post a thread of this nature on a Liverpool forum and see how it goes down. I'm half expecting to see this thread linked on one of their forums as a source of amusement.

It just won't happen, logically you can manipulate it to make sense and quote the San Siro all your like - it just won't happen. Think of the marches their lot would organise.

 

[Bilya7]

Its not feasible. It'll never happen

If we don't have the pride, Liverpool will.

Totally agree. LCC council will push for it but the clubs just won't agree to it.

 

[GhostOfDixie]

Them lot? Evertonians and Liverpool fans are both from Liverpool, brought up on the same streets, in the same schools, work at the same place, go to the same family gatherings. Share a bed, drink in the same pubs, drive eachother around in cabs, and so on.

It's the sensible option for two fledgling clubs.

You may be right though, they would march, but what good does their marching do? Nothing, probably why our lot don't do anything.

I find it astonishing that a city is so divided, yet prides itself on it's communities and togetherness against the rest of the country.

 

[Bilya7]

You forget that the majority of Liverpool's fanbase come from outside the city though.

 

[Goat]

The sheer magnitude of the opposition.

Someone post a thread of this nature on a Liverpool forum and see how it goes down. I'm half expecting to see this thread linked on one of their forums as a source of amusement.

It just won't happen, logically you can manipulate it to make sense and quote the San Siro all your like - it just won't happen. Think of the marches their lot would organise.

Spot on this, however much we try and think we could live with it, they would never, ever think it was a good idea.

 

[GhostOfDixie]

You forget that the majority of Liverpool's fanbase come from outside the city though.

So what, it's 70% blue 30% red?

 

[GhostOfDixie]

Spot on this, however much we try and think we could live with it, they would never, ever think it was a good idea.

Well then they are pathetic.

 

[Goat]

So what, it's 70% blue 30% red?

No mate, I think you will find they have a bigger fanbase than us.

 

[chicoazul]

They have a much bigger fanbase than us. No getting away from it.

They would object to the stadium, I wouldn't like but they wouldn't be arsed about that I reckon.

 

[Topblue]

Its a good move for us but they would see it as bad for them.

It would have to be 50-50 or no deal but like kirby, cant see it happening.